Bounded on either side by mass extinctions, and well known for its strange creatures, the Triassic was a time of transition, hardship, and evolutionary experimentation.

My love for dinosaurs started at a young age when I stumbled upon an old book with captivating illustrations of these prehistoric creatures.

Dinosaurs have been a lifelong passion for me, serving as one of the main pillars in my life.

During his tenure as a Scientific Assistant at the University of Vienna’s Paleobiology department, Fabrizio undertook a significant project: the life reconstruction of the Austrian nodosaurid ankylosaur, Struthiosaurus austriacus.

Beginning in the aftermath of the Triassic Extinction, life in the Jurassic bounced back in a BIG way, producing some of the most iconic creatures to ever live, and seeing the dinosaurs rise to ecological supremacy on land.

Could dinosaurs ever come back? Could we bring back any extinct creature for that matter? As genetics and other forms of biological research advance, it is becoming an ever more real possibility, and for all the excitement about those possibilities, deextinction also brings with it a unique set of ethical and environmental considerations.

Life on land during the Age of Dinosaurs had never been so spectacularly huge ever before, nor has it been since. Animals like Torosaurus, T-rex and Argentinosaurus were truly giants among giants, the biggest of the big!

Raul Ramos is an Oregon based illustrator and concept artist currently working in the film and video games industry.

The discovery of Khankhuuluu is especially important as it shines light on an under-explored time and place in Earth’s history which may help to illuminate our understanding of just how the “tyrant lizards” became kings.

Meet Taylor Oswald! He is an Arizona-born Michigander who recently graduated from Brigham Young University where he also worked for six years at the BYU Museum of Paleontology, preparing fossils, repairing exhibits, giving tours, conducting field work, and writing for the museum’s social media pages. Post-graduation, he is now an independent researcher as well as a freelance contributor for #Facts: Dinosaurs.

These teeth tell us the allosaurs were there, and that there might have even been a few different undiscovered species of them in this mysterious time and place which is still being discovered and explored!

I am Fernando Usabiaga and I'm a creature modeler from Madrid, living in Montreal.

The Cretaceous, considered the dinosaurs’ “golden age”, continued the rule of the dinosaurs on land and saw them reach their peak diversity and produce their largest and most fearsome species, while the Earth's flora was revolutionized with the evolution of the first flowering plants.

I'm Paulo Leite, a freelance artist based in São Paulo, Brazil. I love creating cool things with ZBrush, Substance Painter, Blender, Photoshop and Procreate.