Author: Gareth

  • The First New Wild Cat Species Discovered In Over A Century

    The First New Wild Cat Species Discovered In Over A Century

    ‎ Description The Tilcayo (Leopardus tilcayo) is a species of newly discovered wild cat native to Bolivia. It measures 18 inches from head to tail, and weighs just 3 pounds. That’s smaller than a domestic cat! The Tilcayo is a member of the family of cats known as tiger cats, which are small, spotted cats…

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  • Dilophosaurus: The Double-Crested Lizard Of Arizona

    Dilophosaurus: The Double-Crested Lizard Of Arizona

    Description Dilophosaurus wetherilli was a medium-sized theropod dinosaur that lived in Early Jurassic Arizona, around 188 million years ago. It measured up to 23 feet in length, and stood around five feet tall at the hip, but it would have towered over a person when standing fully upright. It weighed up to 880 pounds, about…

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  • New Dinosaur Discoveries Of 2026 (Part 2)

    New Dinosaur Discoveries Of 2026 (Part 2)

    At the time of writing this, thirteen new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in 2026. Twelve of them represent brand new genera. This article will go over two of them, Yeneen and Foskeia. Stay tuned for future releases, as more are coming! ‎ Yeneen Described Jan 13, 2026 Yeneen houssayi was a relatively small…

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  • New Dinosaur Discoveries Of 2026 (Part 1)

    New Dinosaur Discoveries Of 2026 (Part 1)

    At the time of writing this article, nine new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in 2026. Eight of them represent brand new genera. This article will go over two of them, Ferenceratops and Xenovenator. Stay tuned for future releases, as more are coming! ‎ Ferenceratops Described Jan 7, 2026 Ferenceratops shquipeorum was a small,…

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  • Vaquitas – Pandas Of The Sea

    Vaquitas – Pandas Of The Sea

    The Vaquita (Phocoenidae sinus) is a small species of cetacean living in the Gulf Of California. Despite their appearance, Vaquitas are not dolphins, but are actually porpoises, a closely related subgroup. They measure up to 5 feet long, and weigh up to 120 pounds, making them the smallest known cetacean in existence. Vaquitas prey on fish…

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