Renovations at the Hairy Museum

[Matt Celeskey <deadanimal@hmnh.org>]

Just wanted to let you all know that some changes have been quietly 
taking place at the long-dormant Hairy Museum of Natural History 
website, at:

http://www.hmnh.org

Long known for its "Goofy Dinosaurs" trading card series, the HMNH has 
been infused with new vigor and plans for the future of offbeat natural 
history.

Of possible interest to the list is the new Library section, where 
classic literature is made available to the world in HTML form. First 
up, Edward Drinker Cope's classic 1868-1870 articles on "The Fossil 
Reptiles of New Jersey." Kangaroo theropods, serpentine mosasaurs, and 
reverse-elasmosaurs are on display in one of the first articles 
describing uniquely American Dinosauria.

http://www.hmnh.org/library/

And just in time for the holidays is a sacrilicious take on ceratosaur 
cannibalism, "The Story of the Coelophysis Madonna."

http://www.hmnh.org/galleries/

Quality silkscreened t-shirts of this heartwarming Triassic icon are 
also available in our new Paleo-Pop Shop.

Hope you enjoy it!

Matt Celeskey.

deadanimaldesign@hmnh.org