by Jon Farrow, Canadian science communicator
66 million years ago, an object the size of Mount Everest crashed down into the sea near modern-day Mexico and radically changed the world. It sent a cloud of dust and molten rock into the air that blocked out the sun, which killed loads of plants, which big herbivores like Triceratops needed, which large carnivores like T. Rex …
A friend of mine just got some new camera equipment and we filmed this little promo for the blog: Enjoy! Thanks to Kyle Viterbo (@SciDidWhat) for the filming and editing.
When was the last time you ate dinosaur? I had some just the other day next to my peas and carrots. Shocking as it may seem, dinosaurs are all around us and we interact with them on a fairly regular basis. If you're sitting there saying to yourself, "No, dinosaurs went extinct millions of years …
