Hvorfor snorksover så mange i forhold til den her udvikling? Tak til @kjaerulv for at blive ved med at gøre opmærksom på, at mere overvågning IKKE er mere frihed. #dkmedier #dktech #overvågning

Hvem der bare var i Hong Kong...Fantastisk 1:1 rekonstruktion af Spinosaurus (flodmonsteret fra min @dinopodcast episode 7 ”Afrikas dinosaurer”) + syv andre spektakulære dinosaurer. Det er også #videnskabsformidling #dkvid #dkforsk

Det vælter jo frem med nye fund af dinosaurer! Her knogler fra en over ti meter lang dinosaur: Muligvis den største af sin art i Europa https://t.co/nTxdyhH6T7 #dinopodcast #Videnskabsformidling #dkvid #dkforsk

TILLID er nøgleordet. Som @VidPeter formand for Danske Videnskabsjournalister skriver her @DanVidJour #dkvid #dkforsk #dkmedier

Vi har brug for MERE og BEDRE samarbejde mellem #dkmedier og #dkforsk - ikke ødelæggende tillidsbrud. I @DanVidJour arbejder vi på at styrke relationen mellem de to professioner, der i sidste ende begge arbejde på at afdække verdens beskaffenhed. (3/3)

VIDENSKABSFORMIDLING. Godt nyt for os, der har et blødt punkt for dinosaurer. Tænker, at Big Joe skal have sin egen episode i min podcast @dinopodcast https://t.co/LzyOlcDJSG #dkvid #dinosaurer #palæontologi #dkpodcast #videnskabsformidling

VIDENSKABSFORMIDLING - husk forbeholdene. Det har @anneringgaard fra @videnskabdk gjort her. Hun spørger, om det fungerer. Absolut synes jeg. Hvad siger du? Interessant for @DanVidJour #dkvid #medier #videnskabsformidling

Good morning on #FossilFriday - from my feathered dino-neighbour. I always wonder how his relatives in the past looked with feathers - and how did they sound? Any scientists who dug into that? #FossilFriday #paleontology #theropods #videnskabsformidling

Man kender følelsen…#Malik #storm #dkmedier #Helsingør

"Sjovt, du har sådan en barnlig interesse" - hører jeg sommetider, når jeg fortæller om min @dinopodcast.Men det er jo så meget mere end en Disney-fantasi, som Palæontolog Steve Brusatte her forklarer. Det handler også om #klimakrise #FossilFriday

Det sker 18.januar 16:00 til 17:30 - og vi trækker lod blandt deltagerne om tre eksemplarer af bogen! Tilmelding til formand for @DanVidJour Peter Hyldgård Peter@sciencecom.dk #dkforsk #dkmedier #dkvid #videnskabsformidling

Forskningsformidling. Gå ikke glip af årets første online-møde i @DanVidJour Danske Videnskabsjournalister. Mød journalist og forfatter Johanne Tuxen fra @informeren og hør om “Naturvidenskaben genfortalt” og at bruge “fortællingen som fartøj”

Inspiring reading also for anyone workning with science communication.Have a nice @FossilFriday @dinopodcast #sciencecommunication

So I was for some very enjoyable hours captured in my own time pocket, while reading about dinosaurs, plesiosaurs, horses, turtles, pterosaurs – and a lot of other prehistorisc creatures.

I probably would not have bought this book, if there were no dinosaurs among the 50 fossils, – but that is the thing about dinosaurs: they lead you into so many aspects of prehistoric life: evolution, biology, geology and what have you.

And I got surprised to read, that in Denmark in the Fur Formation, we have fossils of 1700 moths from a mass migration over the ancient north sea from about 10 million years after the last mass extinction.

So suddenly I was eager to go to Germany to see in astonishing detail several hundred sea lilies, covering a 12-meter-long tree trunk, which they used in the Jurassic as their floating home.

I am a journalist, and as most not-paleontologists (I guess), I was most interested in the dinosaurs. But that changed. I got smitten by the excitement of the writer and the evocative illustrations by Bob Nicholls @Paleocreations.

The book is about 50 rare fossils, which reveal the behavior of the animals, as they died suddenly in the middle of an action like giving birth, flying or fighting. Like the stone people of Pompeii.

#FossilFriday It is not all about dinosaurs. Though it is not a particularly thick book, I have spend very long time reading this book: “Locked in time” by UK paleontologist @Dean_R_Lomax from 2021. I enjoyed it so much, I didn’t want to finish it too soon.