Saturday, 19 September 2026

Before I sculpt and 3D-print Furahan life forms, here is the 'Mekon'!

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I use a variety of tools to prepare paintings of Furahan animals. Often, a few sketches were all that was needed to position an animal in it...
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Sunday, 16 August 2026

Back from DinoCon 2026

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Dinocon 2026 is already a few weeks in the past, so I am a bit late in writing about it. The reason is simple; other things got in the way, ...
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Friday, 24 July 2026

Start of direct USA sales of the Furaha book, a new very nice review, and off to DinoCon!

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No science this time, just a quick update. My book ’Wildlife on the planet Furaha’ appeared in the UK on 3 December, 2025. People in the USA...
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Monday, 13 July 2026

How many legs should animals in speculative biology projects have?

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By Sigmund Nastrarruzzo and Biblaridion We recently published the first of two posts in response to comments on Biblaridion’s YouTube review...
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Sunday, 28 June 2026

What -on Earth- is this?

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A week ago Jean-Sébastien Steyer, a French palaeontologiost and author of various books on speculative biology ( here , here and here ), ale...
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Monday, 22 June 2026

The 'spietskip', or 'impaler poultry' (Tabulae mortuae VIII, Archives XVIII)

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 The ‘spietskip’ is mentioned in the Furaha book ; the book contains a short section about the prehistory of the Furaha project, showing ol...
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Thursday, 4 June 2026

Why I dislike AI in speculative biology and palaeoart

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This post departs from my usual posts in that it is not directly about speculative biology but about a tool. Let me be clear: I dislike AI a...
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