I feel the need to publish something new on rodents, and with no time to produce anything lengthy or new, here are brief thoughts on one of my favourite rodent groups: voles!

For some time now I’ve been interested in what the glyptodonts – a group of highly modified, large or gigantic armadillos – looked like when alive….

I’ve said before that proboscideans – the familiar group of placental mammals that includes living elephants and their many fossil relatives – have never been well served here at Tet Zoo…

Is there a bigger, badder, blacker fossa alive in Madagascar?

Like me, you are no doubt a big fan of sloths...

Once more, it’s time to look at armadillos, both at their diversity and at some aspects of their evolutionary history…

If you’ve read recent articles here, you’ll have seen the coverage I’ve been giving to armadillos…

Let’s look at armadillos some more. Or, let’s look at more armadillos. I mean, let’s look more at armadillos. Whatever: armadillos! More.

One of my favourite mammal assemblages of all is Xenarthra, the ‘strange joint’ group that includes the remarkable and odd anteaters, sloths and armadillos…