A chilling journey through Arctic folklore and forgotten science—where dinosaur bones, frozen wilderness, and Indigenous oral history blur the line between myth and prehistory.

In this episode, we trek into the icy reaches of Siberia and northern Canada to uncover tales of “dinosaur ghosts”—creatures said to roam the Arctic long after extinction should have claimed them. From early 20th‑century reports of Ceratosaurus remains in Russia’s boreal wilds to Chequina’s story passed down through generations of Cree and Dene storytellers, we explore how legend, colonial exploration, and paleontology intertwine. Were these sightings remnants of ancient beasts—or echoes of something deeper in the human imagination?