Jun 3, 2026
Were dinosaur horns brightly coloured? And is there really such a thing as a “top predator”? In this extract of a Terrible Lizards bonus we recorded last year, we tackle two surprisingly big dinosaur questions from our listeners. First: what colour were dinosaur horns and frills? Could horned dinosaurs like...
May 27, 2026
Can you make a prehistoric documentary without relying on T. rex? We chat to Tim Haines, the man behind Walking with Dinosaurs and the new series Surviving Earth about mammal-like reptiles, giant extinctions, documentary trickery, CGI dinosaurs, weird prehistoric noises and how you make audiences emotionally invest...
May 20, 2026
In this short discussion, palaeontologist Dave Hone and Iszi Lawrence chat with podcaster Suzy Buttress about the strangeness of bird eyes... from iris colour and pupil shape, to owls, crocodiles and the frustrating problem of soft tissue in fossils.
Could dinosaurs really have had the slit pupils made famous...
May 6, 2026
Could a dinosaur hear you whistle? Did giant dinosaurs have gigantic feathers? And would a head-butting dinosaur really scrape the ground like a bull before charging?
In this Dinosaur Bite episode, palaeontologist Dr Dave Hone and Iszi Lawrence tackle your brilliantly weird dinosaur questions—exploring how dinosaurs...
Apr 29, 2026
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When people think of dinosaurs, it’s usually the giants that come to mind—but most dinosaur groups began with much smaller, often overlooked species.
Among them are the small ornithopods: fragmentary, tricky to classify, and...