Articles for author: Mitul Biswas

Mega-Insects of the Carboniferous: When Bugs Were Kings

Mega-Insects of the Carboniferous: When Bugs Were Kings

Picture this: you’re walking through an ancient forest where dragonflies the size of seagulls patrol the misty canopy overhead, their wings spanning nearly three feet. Giant millipedes, thick as your arm and longer than a grown man, lumber across the forest floor while cockroaches the size of dinner plates scurry between towering tree ferns. This ...

Feeding Strategies of the Jurassic Giants

How Extinction Set the Stage for Dinosaurs—and Ended It

Picture this: you’re standing on a timeline stretching back 550 million years, watching Earth’s greatest drama unfold. The planet breathes through cycles of death and rebirth, each extinction event clearing the stage for new stars to emerge. This isn’t just a story about dinosaurs—it’s the ultimate tale of how life finds a way, again and ...

6 Dinosaur Species That May Have Seen Snow

6 Dinosaur Species That May Have Seen Snow

Picture this: a massive T-Rex trudging through freshly fallen snow, its breath creating clouds of vapor in the frigid air. While we typically imagine dinosaurs basking under tropical suns, the reality is far more fascinating and complex. During the Mesozoic Era, Earth’s climate wasn’t always the warm, humid paradise we often envision. Some dinosaur species ...

Cold Case: Evidence That Dinosaurs Experienced Snowy Climates

Cold Case: Evidence That Dinosaurs Experienced Snowy Climates

Picture this: a massive Tyrannosaurus rex trudging through pristine white snow, its powerful breath creating clouds of steam in the frigid air. For decades, we’ve imagined dinosaurs basking in perpetual tropical warmth, but groundbreaking scientific discoveries are rewriting this narrative entirely. The evidence is mounting that these ancient giants didn’t just survive in snowy conditions—they ...

Dinosaur books, Tūranga

7 Science-Based Dinosaur Books for Curious Adults

The massive footprint pressed deep into ancient mud tells a story that spans 150 million years. Standing before that fossilized trace in a museum, you can almost hear the thunderous steps of a creature that once ruled our planet. For adults who’ve never quite outgrown their fascination with these prehistoric giants, the world of dinosaur ...