
Palaeontologist • Dinosaur Hunter • Science Communicator
Bringing Prehistoric Worlds to Life Through Research, Fieldwork, and Clear, Accessible Science
This is my home for palaeontology, fieldwork stories, and science communication. I am James, a palaeontologist and science communicator in the UK, with a special focus on understanding hadrosaurs, the Late Cretaceous duck-billed giants. My science communication has reached millions worldwide, including a viral commentary viewed over 3.8 million times.



Fieldwork, fossils, and science communication are the core of my work.
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Palaeontology Consultancy for Media & Creative Projects
I help creative teams bring prehistoric worlds to life with scientific accuracy and compelling storytelling.
Accurate, engaging prehistoric science for books, TV, games, magazines, and digital media. For authors, publishers, TV teams, game studios, digital creators and exhibition teams. From Horrible Science to online media, I bring research-backed insight to deep-time storytelling. My consultancy blends scientific accuracy with clear, accessible narratives.
Professional palaeontology consulting for media and creative projects starting from £400.
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- Media collaboration for books, games, documentaries & film.
- Scientific fact‑checking & creative consultancy.
- Research‑driven storytelling that connects with audiences.
See real‑world examples of my work in the Case Studies & Impact Portfolio.
For readers and enthusiasts, excavate the best of my written work. Explore dinosaurs, fieldwork, and palaeo‑storytelling.
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