042March 5, 2021

Seen in the village of Frick, Canton Aargau, Switzerland: the herbivorous respectively omnivorous dinosaur Plateosaurus with mouth-nose mask. After the Covid-19 pandemic has had a more or less firm grip on humanity already for one year accompanied by hard economic and social restrictions, jokers have taken the liberty of having a bit of fun.

023July 30, 2016

Our appealing handmade PALAEOLOVE Caffè-Tè Cups are decorated with exquisitely drawn subjects of organisms and are almost ready for sale.

022June 26, 2016

The title of this small still life painted by the Finnish female artist Annu Kapulainen is «halkaisija (Finnish) = diameter» (Magistrat Salzburg 2016 a-b), respectively «The morning of all mornings (aikojen aamu, Finnish = old morning)».

021June 14, 2016

Once one of the PALAEOLOVE guys together with the staff of the Sauriermuseum Frick, Canton of Aargau, Switzerland, had the opportunity to develop a stamp edition focusing on Mesozoic fossil vertebrates on behalf of the Swiss Postal Service.

019June 7, 2016

Iguanodon MANTELL, 1825 (Ornithopoda, Ornithischia) is the first herbivorous dinosaur that was scientifically described.

017April 10, 2016

Plesiosaurs were typical marine reptiles of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods that were relatively lifelike depicted even in early scientific literature.

014March 25, 2016

Arthur Éloffe was born in 1826 in Vesoul, Franche-Comté (Freigrafschaft Burgund), France. He was a trained taxidermist and ran a naturalist preparatory business as well as a small school in the Rue de l'Ecole de Médecine 20, Paris.

015March 25, 2016

Henry Augustus Ward (1834 to 1906) was an academic who had a variety of educational experiences including studies at various establishments in the United States and the Paris School of Mines (LAMBRECHT & QUENSTEDT 1938).

013March 24, 2016

Ichthyosaur fossils were first interpreted as being remains of fish, crocodiles, lizards, dolphins, sea lions or «sea-dragons». ­

012January 14, 2016

The idea behind this product is to put on sale cups with handles adorned with anatomically accurate illustrations of both fossil and living animals and plants plus precise scientific information that are suitable for right-handed and left-handed persons.

010November 15, 2015

In the middle of the 19th century life-size sculptures of large to giant extinct animals of the Palaeozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras created by the English sculptor and natural history artist Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins (1807 to 1889) were arranged in the Crystal Palace Park, Sydenham, South London, for the world's first prehistoric park (LAMBRECHT & QUENSTEDT 1938).

005July 9, 2015

Edwin Stephen Goodrich (1868 to 1946), born in France and most of his life a scientist working at the University of Oxford, was a famous English zoologist and palaeontologist, who was interested in research on comparative anatomy and faunistic classification.

004June 30, 2015

The classical, non-avian theropods are a major group of mostly carnivorous dinosaurs that lived from the Late Triassic to the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event 66 million years ago and, therefore, survived more than 160 million years of the Mesozoic.