What if a brand-new dinosaur species was hiding inside a rock… and scientists didn’t even need to open it to find it?
In this episode, we explore the discovery of Doolysaurus huhmini, a small plant-eating dinosaur from South Korea that was revealed using advanced CT and X-ray scanning technology. What started as a few visible bones turned into a complete scientific breakthrough when researchers uncovered an entire juvenile dinosaur skeleton hidden inside the fossil.
This turkey-sized ornithopod lived during the Cretaceous Period and may have even had fuzzy, feather-like filaments. Even more incredible, this fossil includes rare skull material—making it one of the most important dinosaur discoveries from Korea in years.
We’ll break down:
How scientists discovered a new species without breaking the fossil
What Doolysaurus huhmini looked like and how it lived
Why this discovery is so important for dinosaur evolution
How new technology is changing paleontology forever
This find proves that some of the biggest discoveries in paleontology might already be sitting in rocks—or museum collections—waiting to be revealed.
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🦖 Ever wondered what the ultimate dinosaur museum would look like?
In this video, I reveal a custom museum floor plan I designed from scratch — laying out how I’d build a fully immersive prehistoric museum experience.
From massive dinosaur exhibits to smaller prehistoric displays, I walk through the entire layout and explain the reasoning behind each section, including how I think about visitor flow, storytelling, and exhibit design.
But I also want to see YOUR ideas 👇
🎨 Design your own dinosaur museum floor plan and send it to me!
I’ll be looking at submissions and may feature some of the best designs in a future video.
📩 How to submit:
• Create your museum floor plan (digital or hand-drawn)
• Send it via DM (details on channel/about page)
Let’s see who can build the most creative prehistoric museum 🦕
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🦖 A new dinosaur has entered the scientific record — meet Juliasaurus!
In this video, we break down everything we currently know about this newly described dinosaur, what makes it important, and how discoveries like this help scientists better understand prehistoric ecosystems and dinosaur evolution.
From its naming and classification to what it might tell us about ancient environments, Juliasaurus is another exciting piece of the ever-growing puzzle of paleontology.
🦕 Every new discovery helps reshape what we thought we knew about the prehistoric world — and Juliasaurus is no exception.
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🦖 Prehistoric Live is coming — and this is your chance to be part of it!In this video, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about Prehistoric Live, an exciting live event from the team behind the Prehistoric Life Podcast. If you’re into dinosaurs, fossils, and real-world paleontology, this is an experience built for you.Expect a high-energy event filled with:🦕 Dinosaur discussions and deep dives into prehistoric life🔬 Real science and insights from the world of paleontology🎤 Live interaction, storytelling, and more⚠️ IMPORTANT: April is the FINAL month to get your tickets — after that, they’re gone for good. Don’t wait until it’s too late.🎟️ Get your tickets here:https://prehistoriclifepodcast.com/prehistoric-live/Whether you’re a longtime dinosaur fan or just getting into prehistoric life, this is one event you won’t want to miss.👍 Like, subscribe, and share to help spread the word!#PrehistoricLive #Dinosaurs #Paleontology #Fossils #Science #LiveEvent
In this episode, we sit down with Holger Petermann, a paleontologist at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, to talk about his research on dinosaurs, ancient ecosystems, and the mass extinction that reshaped life on Earth.Dr. Petermann has been involved in groundbreaking research on fossils from the Denver Basin, including studies of reptiles, crocodilians, and ecosystems surrounding the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event—the asteroid impact that ended the age of dinosaurs. His work also helped analyze a remarkable discovery: a ~67.5-million-year-old dinosaur fossil discovered hundreds of feet beneath Denver during a geothermal drilling project, one of the most unusual dinosaur finds ever recorded.In this interview we discuss:
🦖 What it’s like to work as a professional paleontologist
🌍 Fossils that reveal how ecosystems changed after the dinosaur extinction
🦎 Research on ancient reptiles and vertebrates from the Denver Basin
🔬 How scientists study fossils to reconstruct life millions of years agoIf you enjoy paleontology, dinosaurs, and deep-time science, this conversation is packed with insights from someone actively uncovering Earth’s prehistoric past.
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🎟️ PREHISTORIC LIVE 2026 — GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!Happening May 1st and 2nd, this event is going to be unforgettable. Make sure you secure your spot early!
🦕 SUPPORT THE PREHISTORIC LIFE PATREONIf you want to help fuel these projects (and get some exclusive perks), consider supporting the Prehistoric Life Patreon. Every bit helps me create bigger and better content for you all.Thank you all so much for being here and supporting these worlds we’re building together. More updates coming soon—stay prehistoric!
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