I think I make a pretty convincing Zuul, you can hardly tell the difference!
Royal Ontario Museum
Zuul makes an appearance at #FNLROM!
Zuul made its first public debut at the ROM last week for the DinoNite Friday Night Live!
Meet @VictoriaArbour & #DinoZuul tonight at #FNLROM pic.twitter.com/1BWBZqAm8t
— Royal Ontario Museum (@ROMtoronto) 3 June 2017
David and I had a wonderful time chatting about Zuul with probably about 300 people over the course of the evening. Palaeo lab technicians Ian Morrison and Brian Iwama created a beautiful mounted cast of Zuul‘s skull and jaws (so the original could remain safe and sound back in our collections spaces) – it’s so good you can hardly tell it’s not the original fossil! Continue reading
Explorin’
Just a quick update today, consolidating some video and audio interviews I’ve done over the past few months! Here’s Zuul again because why not!
There is no Dana, only Zuul
Friends, there’s a new ankylosaur today! Meet Zuul crurivastator, the Destroyer of Shins, an ankylosaurine dinosaur from the Judith River Formation of Montana, published today at Royal Society Open Science. Zuul is known from an amazingly complete skeleton with preserved soft tissues and an absolutely killer tail club. Head on over to the official ROM Zuul site for photographs, illustrations, videos and more, and follow #DinoZuul on Twitter for updates from me, David Evans, and the Royal Ontario Museum.
Party Like It’s 508 Ma
That post title is horrific but it’s the best I could do. I hope nobody dies from awkward Will Smith musical references. Please feel free to get or not get jiggy with the rest of this post. ONWARDS!