Articles for author: Gargi

When Feathers Meet Comics (Or Don't)

Graphic Novels That Nail Prehistoric Life (or Totally Miss the Mark)

The world of graphic novels has been home to countless stories about ancient creatures, from mighty dinosaurs to ferocious marine reptiles. While some creators nail the scientific accuracy with impressive attention to detail, others stumble into prehistoric misconceptions that would make any paleontologist cringe. Some of these works blend stunning artwork with solid science, giving ...

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The Anatomy of a Killer: Why T. rex Became So Dominant

The Anatomy of a Killer: Why T. rex Became So Dominant

Imagine walking through ancient forests 68 million years ago, when the ground would shake beneath your feet from footsteps that weren’t your own. In those prehistoric landscapes of what we now call North America, one predator ruled supreme with such devastating efficiency that its very name has become synonymous with ultimate power. But how did ...

The Could Dinosaurs Have Survived Without the Asteroid?

The Could Dinosaurs Have Survived Without the Asteroid?

Imagine waking up tomorrow morning and stepping outside to see a massive Tyrannosaurus rex prowling through your neighborhood. Picture herds of gentle Triceratops munching on grass in nearby parks while pterodactyls soar overhead. This wild scenario might seem absurd, but it forces us to confront one of paleontology’s most fascinating questions: what would have happened ...

Conclusion: The Legacy of an Ancient Rivalry

Allosaurus vs. Stegosaurus: Inside the Jurassic’s Iconic Predator–Prey Rivalry

Picture this: you’re walking through ancient forests roughly 150 million years ago, and suddenly you witness the most legendary showdown of the Jurassic period. On one side, we have Allosaurus – the sharp-toothed nightmare that ruled as the apex predator of its time. On the other side stands Stegosaurus, looking like a walking fortress with ...

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The Great Scientific Debate: Sixth Extinction or Crisis?

Mass Extinctions and Modern Biodiversity: Are We Next?

Earth has faced more than one apocalypse before us. From the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs to mysterious die-offs that reshaped life hundreds of millions of years earlier, mass extinctions have been nature’s brutal reset button. Each time, entire ecosystems collapsed, and it took millions of years for biodiversity to recover. Now, scientists warn ...

Adapting to Disaster: How Climate Events Created Dinosaur Diversity

Adapting to Disaster: How Climate Events Created Dinosaur Diversity

Picture a world where catastrophe breeds opportunity, where the most devastating events in Earth’s history actually propel life toward greater complexity and diversity. This isn’t just a poetic notion – it’s the fascinating reality of how dinosaurs came to dominate our planet for over 160 million years. Far from being victims of environmental chaos, these ...

Jurassic Fiction: What the Movie Got Wrong About Genetics

Jurassic Fiction: What the Movie Got Wrong About Genetics

When Jurassic Park hit theaters in 1993, it didn’t just revolutionize special effects – it also brought cutting-edge genetics into mainstream conversation. The film’s premise seemed tantalizingly plausible: extract dinosaur DNA from ancient mosquitos trapped in amber, fill in the gaps with frog genes, and voilà – bring extinct creatures back to life. But three ...

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Grandiose Narcissist: How To Spot And Handle Them?

Recognizing a Narcissist: Traits to Watch For and Ways to Respond

The Allure and Danger of Grandiose Narcissism (Image Credits: Unsplash) Encounters with grandiose narcissists often begin with an allure of confidence and charisma that draws people in, only to reveal deeper patterns of manipulation over time. The Allure and Danger of Grandiose Narcissism Grandiose narcissists stand out for their bold presence, often captivating others with ...

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The Psychology Behind Why We Procrastinate

How to Prevent Procrastination to Be more Productive

The Hidden Drivers of Delay (Image Credits: Unsplash) Procrastination strikes nearly everyone at some point, turning urgent tasks into lingering burdens that sap motivation and energy. The Hidden Drivers of Delay Procrastination often masquerades as mere laziness, yet psychologists view it as a complex interplay of emotions and cognition. Researchers have long noted that individuals ...