The curated home for all of paleontology, on the open web.

Come for your favorite dinosaur, stay for the whole story around it. Accurate science, original art, and threads you can follow across the entire history of life, all in one place.

Art: Spinosaurus by Julio Lacerda, via Paleostock

The member sites

Each site is its own place, with its own name, look, and voice. Several are live today; the rest are on the way. However far your curiosity runs, from the first cells to the last mammoths, there's a trustworthy home for it here.

Pteros
pteros.com
The online museum of pterosaurs. Genus profiles, exhibits and original art all in one place.
Paleostock
paleostock.com
Licensable paleo art from working paleoartists. Books, classrooms, museums, and creators license here.
252MYA
252mya.com
Paleontology apparel and lifestyle. Named for the catastrophe that we all made it through.
Earth Archives
eartharchives.org
Long-form natural history journalism. Field reports, explainers, and editorial deep dives across the geological record.
Paleostream
paleostream.art
Paleoartists at work, live. Livestreams, art galleries, and videos.
PaleoTube
paleotube.com
A curated paleontology video directory. Signup is open while the full directory is in build.
Dino Atlas
An illustrated atlas of dinosaurs with gorgeous globes and maps from Paleo Atlas.
World of Trilobites
A reference site for trilobites with original art.
Paleoflora
Prehistoric plants and the long story of paleobotany.
Paleo Atlas
Gorgeous paleogeographic maps of Earth across deep time with rich interactivity.
Paleo Bookstore
A curated shop for paleontology and natural history books.
Scifindr
A location-based directory of the world's science and natural history museums.
Earth Ages
A visual journey through the great chapters of Earth's history.
Mineral Archives
A field guide to minerals and gems, for collectors and the crystal-curious.

More than a list of sites

The sites share a common backbone, so the whole network works like one trustworthy place. What you learn on one holds up and builds on the next.

01

Accurate, trustworthy science

Every site draws from the same vetted record of species, geologic time, and authorities. When the science is corrected, it updates everywhere at once, so you never have stale knowledge.

02

Original art, as accurate as it is beautiful

Reconstructions made by working paleoartists, grounded in the science and gorgeous to look at, not the same stock images recycled across the web.

03

Everything connects

Follow a single thread across the network: find your favorite dinosaur and learn literally everything about it. Completely nerd out.

Built to be built on

The same components that power our own sites ship as a public library. Whether you publish, develop, or advertise, there is a way to plug in.

For publishers Coming soon

Embed the widgets, free to start

Museums, blogs, classrooms, and any website can drop a one-line embed and turn our species cards, video rails, and era timelines into rich content. Free for non-commercial use, with a premium subscription for commercial use and advanced features.

For developers Coming soon

Open-source npm packages

Build paleo-adjacent products on the same component library, design tokens, and taxonomy types we use ourselves. Open source, MIT licensed, framework-agnostic web components with a typed API client.

For partners Coming soon

Reach the paleo audience

Placements across owned and partner sites, and contextual sponsorship built into the widgets themselves. One audience this niche has never had consolidated before.

The Paleo Brief

A weekly round-up across the member sites: curator's picks, new species pages, drop announcements, and one editorial deep dive. Free, with one tasteful sponsor slot per issue.

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