Sources For Dinosaur Lovers

Welcome to my new post.

I'd say because Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is coming out soon, I put this GIF of Indominus Rex fighting with Tyrannosaurus Rex and Raptor Blue. So, here we go.

Games
Jurassic Park Arcade: It doesn't sound like much but you have to capture 3 dinosaurs which are Triceratops, T-Rex, and Spinosaurus while shooting enemy dinosaurs and bugs. There is also some concept art.

This is the Spinosaurus.

This is the T-Rex. Jurassic Park Arcade is available at almost any arcade.

Saurian: This is the most accurate dinosaur video game ever created. You survive in Hell Creek while being a dinosaur.

Prehistoric Kingdom: Another accurate dinosaur video game just this time you build a dinosaur park.

Websites:
Everything Dinosaur: It has dinosaur news, magazine reviews, and toy reviews.

Reddit: Dinosaurs, They Rock!: This website has articles on news, articles, discoveries, fluff, videos, fossil pics, finds, texts, discussions, questions, dino art, and Jurassic Park.

Mike of the Mesozoic: This blog is on the accuracies and inaccuracies of Jurassic Park/World.

Podcasts:
Dinosaur George Podcast: It is on paleontology and geology.


Books:
Dinosaurs: The Encyclopedia: You can look at my first post for the review

Dinosaurs: Past and Present: I didn't put a review but, I know it is a good book. 

Okay, That is it. 😃




Comments

  1. tanchaowenSeptember 20, 2026 at 5:31 AM

    Separating games, websites, podcasts and books makes this list easier to explore. It would also help to label which entries focus on entertainment and which discuss fossil evidence, since Jurassic Park creatures and palaeontological reconstructions serve different purposes. For anyone adapting the list into a narrated guide, VideoBGRemover for narrated video guides can prepare a presenter cutout to place beside book covers or resource screenshots during editing.

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