Friday, 17 May 2019

One of my most plagiarised cartoons




Moja karikatura iz 1997 koja je najviše puta bila plagirana. Prvi puta je objavljena na mojem sada izumrlom Geocities web sajtu. 






Thursday, 16 May 2019

Tragovi dinosaura opet uništeni betoniranjem obale






Pula 2011: 1st ankylosaur dinoturbation - left manus/pes set of a probable Polacanthinae ankylosaur. Manus is better preserved. The black outline is from Carpenter's Sauropelta (Tetrapodosaurus ichnospecies). 


Alas, these two were also covered with concrete last year.(2018) The tracks are being destroyed at the ever-increasing rate.







Moj ranokredni mural


„IZGUBLJENI SVJETOVI ‒ pradavni vrtovi devona, karbona i krede“: znanstveno-popularna izložba u Botaničkom vrtu Prirodoslovno-matematičkog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 2018.- Vidjelo ju je preko 20.000 ljudi. Tko još nije bio ima ponovno priliku jer je postavljena i ove godine. 
Ulaz je slobodan.

Moj mural, koji je dio izložbe, jutros na nacionalnoj HRT







Monday, 13 May 2019

Main Brijun island tracks



Otok Veli Brijun (Brion) 2012. Mjerim veličinu otiska stopala velikog teropoda, koji je ostavio svoj oblik stopala (left pes) uključujući i metatarzalni dio, što je dosta rijetko.Iscrtao sam oblik crvenom linijom da se bolje vidi forma.  Otisak vrha srednjeg prsta (#3) nedostaje.







Wednesday, 25 October 2017

Saturday, 4 March 2017

An unexpected find, etc...

I have found this fossil near my home. It didn't belong there in a geological sense. It is either an old coral or a rudist. The jury is still out.






A couple of illustrations form my book Wealden Pond










Monday, 20 February 2017

Reviewing the old sites


An interesting and a very rare find yesterday. It looks like it is an EK baby ankylosaur (nodosaurid) footprint on a piece of rock. I've found it near the ankylosaur dinoturbation No 2.


It is only the middle of February. No tourists at the beaches of Pula. Thus the sea is crystal clear.





A theropod track. It is probably from a large dromaeosaurid.


Yesterday: The giant ankylosaur (nodosaurid) footprint - natural cast deteriorated since the last time I had photographed it a couple of years ago. The new tourist signatures are engraved on it as well.



 Wealden Pond