Paleontologist Stories

June Anderson has always loved dinosaurs, but a simple visit to Jurassic World with her younger sister Katie, turns into something more than she ever expected. When a paddock incident tests her courage and knowledge, June catches the eye of Claire Dearing and is offered a position at the park. Thrust into a world of unpredictable dinosaurs, high-stakes danger, and the park's most experienced staff, June must navigate chaos, earn trust, and prove her skills. All while dealing with her growing ,complicated and distracting feelings for the raptor man, Owen Grady. She works alongside Owen Grady, the reckless man who risked his life everyday working with these dinosaurs. She finds him arrogant and stubborn at the beginning, but ends up figuring out that he's more than just that.

(my first story so please exuse any bad writing) This is the story of a pteranodon, it's peaceful, tense and at moments heart breaking, You will see this animal through every struggle and hardships, I hope you enjoy the ride.

Step into a world lost to time with "Prehistoric Wild: Life in the Mesozoic," a captivating collection of short stories that transport you to the ancient past. Each tale unfolds in a different fossil formation around the globe. Gain a glimpse into unseen times in natural history from the healing world of the Triassic, the ecological bloom of the Jurassic, and the waning days of the Cretaceous. Explore worlds much different from our own such as the sea of middle North America, the wetlands of southern Mongolia, and the forests of the Antarctic. Meticulously researched and vividly imagined, these stories strive to capture the authenticity and wonder of life during the Mesozoic era. Written in a style inspired by nature documentaries, each story offers a realistic and immersive glimpse into the behaviors, struggles, and triumphs of a diverse array of creatures that once roamed our planet. Whether it's the famous dinosaurs, the sky-faring pterosaurs, the long-forgotten marine reptiles, or the earliest ancestors of mammals, this collection brings the ancient world to life with compelling accuracy. Drawing inspiration from modern-day natural phenomena as well as the latest theories and discoveries in paleontology, these tales blur the line between fact and fiction, reviving the distant echoes of prehistoric life. Join us on this journey through time, where the wonders of long ago await your discovery. Experience life on Earth as it once was for over 180 million years. Welcome to the Prehistoric Wild.

When Ace and Orchid invite their Felicorn friends to Russia for the summer, things have gone well so far... until they accidentally wake up a 4000-year-old hibernating unicorn sabertooth cat who brings the habitat into eternal winter! The Felicorns must work together with their snow leopard friends to stop him, and fast, before the habitat goes into extinction. Inspired by the Snow Queen, My Little Pony, Unikitty, Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty, Purrmaids, Ice Age, and Frozen, this new series deals with protecting the environment, forgiveness, courage, second chances, friendship, and past trauma. Note: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are either the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is entirely coincidental.

In ancient times many peoples used to choose a specific animal to symbolize themselves, for clarity. The ancients did it since they were able to observe the outside world objects and analyze what they'd witnessed. Russians, for example, had chosen the bear.

Hey so I wrote this because I'm bored and I'm like massively into paleontology and especially dinosaurs. This is like supposed to be a lexicon of all dinosaur genera from A to Z (very original I know). As a kid I already had the idea to make something like this but it never really got fulfilled unsurprisingly given that I was a stupid 13-year-old. Dont expect this to be a highly scientifically backed up by peak research kind of thing I'll probably just skim through Wikipedia articles to get the information about the dinosaurs plus maybe some minor additional research because no I'm not gonna read actual scientific papers who do you think I am I might be a nerd but I'm not that much of a nerd I can barely read a book how am I supposed to comprehend a 3 hours long paper on a singular species plus this isn't really meant to be a peak educational masterpiece anyway but more me dealing with my boredom. Still I'll try to keep this as accurate as possible with the resources I have. Feel free to correct me on stuff if you're bothered by it. Also as for the images, since I'm not making any money off this I'll mostly use paleoart that I'm gonna credit with the respective creator. If any of the artists whose artworks I used in this don't like me using their artwork they can feel free to tell me that and I'll remove it from the book. Anyway, enjoy. Cover by Raul Martin

Oh boy another reader insert, this time with skeletons! The reader's character is a female skeleton, already named, but you have the privilege of choosing the colors for magic and details such as eye socket lights, clothing ect. What will await us this time I wonder. This takes place pre-game at the beginning, by the way. Also cover is a placeholder until I can make a more fitting one myself. So is the title... I own none of the characters obviously, except when said otherwise.. All rights go to original owners.

In Late Cretaceous Montana, rules the most fearsome carnivore to ever live, Tyrannosaurus Rex. However, even a predator as mighty as this doesn't start at the top of the food chain. Two young brothers, Shade and Scratch, learn this the hard way as they learn to cooperate and hunt their next meal, Stygimoloch.

Darkness. Warmth. This is what the chick felt, its form tucking neatly against the cozy walls of the egg of which contained it. For three and a half months the infant had been incubating, grown from just a few cells clumped together near the start to the three foot long fuzzy neonate it was now. One might say that it had been enjoying this thirteen week sleep, but unfortunately for the chick now was time for this serenity to be broken..

Journey to the Early Jurassic of Southern Europe, back when the hills, plains, and forests we're familiar with are engulfed by a tropical sea. These waters are home to a wide variety of marine life with the fish-like Icthyosaurs being one of the most common and well known. A large group of one of these "fish lizard" species, Stenopterygius, is making their annual trip to their breeding grounds in the shallow waters of what is now Austria. This voyage will not be an easy one, as the deeper ocean surrounding this sanctuary is patrolled by a massive predatory relative of their's, Temnodontosaurus.

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Ross Geller travels to a dimension beyond the F.R.I.E.N.D. zone

I am currently learning about Paleontology so I have decided to write about some of may favorite dinosaurs and factual information about each of them out of love for the creatures and to inspire other's to maybe learn a bit themselves? also the creature shown on the cover is a therizinosaurus depiction from Jurassic world

This story is about a cat and her owner trying to find a new type of dinosaur fossil. Read to know if they were successful in finding the fossil or not.

The history of Japan is filled with tales of battles between great warriors. Such clashes even go as far back as the Cretaceous period. Journey to an unseen period in the land of the rising sun. Here, the hunt of one Fukuiraptor named Kuro turns into a deadly brawl as he trespasses on the territory of an older, rival male, Sawa. Such a desperate clash can not only cost him a fresh kill but also his life.

Stories of many prehistoric animals that take place during the Mesozoic period (Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous) in Europe, as the title says it

Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. This is how Lev Tolstoy put it. AMEN! Who could argue with that?