The Life Appearance of the Giant Deer Megaloceros — Tetrapod Zoology Eurasian Pleistocene megafauna are among the most familiar and oft-depicted of prehistoric animals...

The 2018 Tetrapod Zoology article The Life Appearance of the Giant Deer Megaloceros just had an editorial revamp... why? Well, that would be telling. It's here: tetzoo.com/blog/2018/9/... #Pleistocene #deer #fossilmammals

A Woolly Mammoth Primer — Tetrapod Zoology I’ve said before that proboscideans – the familiar group of placental mammals that includes living elephants and their many fossil relatives – have never been well served here at Tet Zoo…

New at Tetrapod Zoology, a brief look at what's surely the world's best known extinct proboscidean: that Ice Age superstar the Woolly mammoth .... tetzoo.com/blog/2025/11... #mammoths #IceAge #Pleistocene #fossilmammals #elephants

Sloth World, 2025 (Part 1) — Tetrapod Zoology Like me, you are no doubt a big fan of sloths...

Secondly -- oh look, sloths! tetzoo.com/blog/2025/10... #xenarthrans #fossilmammals

Ankylosaurid wading through a river.

Anchisaurus head detail, desert in background.

Dinogorgon character with favourite skull.

Ceratopsid with eye-spotted frill in the rain.

#ArtBoost today is for Harrison Keller Pyle, aka dinodanicus, based in Georgia USA. Has produced astonishing art depicting #dinosaurs #fossilmammals and other extinct animals, plus creature art, #SpecBio and more. Work ranges from photoreal to cartoon-like. Awesome stuff.

There can't be many t-shirts with glyptodonts on them, so I'm pleased to own this one, showing the giant Doedicurus. I'll be saying lots more about glyptodonts at some point in the future. #fossilmammals