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Walking With Dinosaurs 2025 Companion Book Review

Here is my review of the official companion book to Walking With Dinosaurs 2025, Walking With Dinosaurs: Uncovering the Secret Stories of Prehistoric Life.

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James Ronan BBC Iplayer, BBC Studios, Dinosaurs, Documentary, Education, Fieldwork, Fluvial Processes, Fossil Discoveries, Fossils, Geology, Natural History, Nizar Ibrahim, Palaeobiology, Palaeontology, Steve Brusatte, Walking with Dinosaurs

Walking With Dinosaurs 2025 Review: A Revival of Science and Storytelling

Here’s my review on the long-awaited revival of the Walking With franchise, Walking With Dinosaurs 2025.

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Flaws and Improvements in Jurassic World: Dominion – Theatrical Cut vs Extended Edition

In this article I give my delayed written review of Jurassic World: Dominion, where I cover both the theatrical release and the extended edition versions of the film.

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