Dinosaur Wars

Synopsis

O.C. Marsh and Edward Cope, two leading paleontologists of the late 19th century, transformed the field of dinosaur discovery. Their rivalry led to the identification of over 142 dinosaur species, igniting public fascination with these ancient creatures. However, their collaboration soured into a fierce competition marked by espionage and sabotage. Key events from their feud reveal how personal conflicts hindered scientific progress. Archival materials and expert commentary provide insight into the darker aspects of their professional lives.