Category Archives: Douglas Adams

London Zoo 2: Komodo dragons

Posted on February 13, 2013 by Heinrich Mallison

Yesterday evening I made it back to Berlin – for once, the flight was quite empty (as had been the flight to London). I wonder if that’s because of the flight times or because I was flying British Airways, Decidedly … Continue reading →

Posted in Douglas Adams, Lacertilia, lower vertebrates, Travels, Varanidae, Zoos | 1 Comment

Bloodbath part 2: more outrageous stupidity in the EB Illustrated Science Library series

Posted on December 11, 2011 by Heinrich Mallison

Previously, I limited my dissection of the Encyclopedia Britannica Illustrated Science Library series to the preview of the “Reptiles and Dinosaurs” volume you can get from their website. Now, I’ll bring you more of the stupidity and idiocy, the sloppy … Continue reading →

Posted in "Prosauropoda", Dinosauria, Douglas Adams, Plateosaurus, rants, Sauropodomorpha | 3 Comments