Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Sensitive topics include dinosaur gore and forced transformation themes.
This story was written by Mr. Philip Barshofsy and first ran in Wonder Stories, November of 1934. According to an editor's note, it was published to capitalize on the great reader response to When Reptiles Ruled (which I read over here: youtu.be/vUwYczCJnKU), as clearly readers wanted more dinosaur content.
This story includes appearances by something called a "Morrosaurus", a genus which has since been folded into Camarasaurus.
I have no idea what the bit about the island being "the only habitable land on the planet" is in reference to.
The background was made in Jurassic World Evolution 3. You can see an isolated version of it over here:
youtu.be/XCRoEzfzAdg
Also featuring:
Joseph Gershenson, Irving Gertz, Henry Mancini, and Herman Stein, "Theme from It Came From Outer Space"
Ben Bartlett, "Theme from Walking with Dinosaurs"
Edwyn Brown, "Lumbering Through the Prehistoric Valley"
Nigel Holton, "Main Title" (from the Carnosaur soundtrack)
Sean Christopher, "Mars, The Bringer of War" (composed by Gustav Holst, for his suite The Planets)
Thagomizer, "Thunder Lizard"
Pauldron, "The Swampland Paths"
Thagomizer, "Migration of the Camarasaurus"
Gerhard Trede, "Elemental Power"
Diplodocus, "Return of the Thunder Lizard"
Richard Band and Joel Goldsmith, "Main Title" (from the Laserblast soundtrack)
Darren Mitchell, "Boss Encounter" (from the Turok: Dinosaur Hunter soundtrack)
Tyrannochorus Rex, "An Approaching Danger"
Jeanne Parson, "Final Battle Theme 1 - Arcade Version" (from the Primal Rage soundtrack)
Thagomizer, "Largest to Live"
Max Steiner, "King Kong Theme"
Mikey Rukus, "Fossil Fuel - Luchasaurus Theme" (from the All Elite Wrestling soundtrack)
Ninja Sex Party, "Dinosaur Laser Fight"
Once again, a special thanks to Mr. Cian Gill of The Lost Valley Podcast for introducing me to a lot of the dinosynth music featured in this video.
Patreon.com/mutantmuseum
mutantmuseum.bsky.social
Letterboxd.com/mistermorrison
ko-fi.com/morrisonsmutantmuseum
Sensitive topics include dinosaur gore and forced transformation themes.
This story was written by Mr. Philip Barshofsy and first ran in Wonder Stories, November of 1934. According to an editor's note, it was published to capitalize on the great reader response to When Reptiles Ruled (which I read over here: youtu.be/vUwYczCJnKU), as clearly readers wanted more dinosaur content.
This story includes appearances by something called a "Morrosaurus", a genus which has since been folded into Camarasaurus.
I have no idea what the bit about the island being "the only habitable land on the planet" is in reference to.
The background was made in Jurassic World Evolution 3. You can see an isolated version of it over here:
youtu.be/XCRoEzfzAdg
Also featuring:
Joseph Gershenson, Irving Gertz, Henry Mancini, and Herman Stein, "Theme from It Came From Outer Space"
Ben Bartlett, "Theme from Walking with Dinosaurs"
Edwyn Brown, "Lumbering Through the Prehistoric Valley"
Nigel Holton, "Main Title" (from the Carnosaur soundtrack)
Sean Christopher, "Mars, The Bringer of War" (composed by Gustav Holst, for his suite The Planets)
Thagomizer, "Thunder Lizard"
Pauldron, "The Swampland Paths"
Thagomizer, "Migration of the Camarasaurus"
Gerhard Trede, "Elemental Power"
Diplodocus, "Return of the Thunder Lizard"
Richard Band and Joel Goldsmith, "Main Title" (from the Laserblast soundtrack)
Darren Mitchell, "Boss Encounter" (from the Turok: Dinosaur Hunter soundtrack)
Tyrannochorus Rex, "An Approaching Danger"
Jeanne Parson, "Final Battle Theme 1 - Arcade Version" (from the Primal Rage soundtrack)
Thagomizer, "Largest to Live"
Max Steiner, "King Kong Theme"
Mikey Rukus, "Fossil Fuel - Luchasaurus Theme" (from the All Elite Wrestling soundtrack)
Ninja Sex Party, "Dinosaur Laser Fight"
Once again, a special thanks to Mr. Cian Gill of The Lost Valley Podcast for introducing me to a lot of the dinosynth music featured in this video.










