TwilightBeasts is a fascinating blog authored by four people "who share a passion for the wonderfully weird beasts of the Pleistocene." These four include Jan Freedman, Natural History curator at the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery; Ross Barnett, who is currently a fellow at the Center for GeoGenetics in Copenhagen; Tabitha Paterson, a student in Paleolithic Archeology and Paleoanthropology at the University College of London; and doctoral scholar Rena Maguire. Together, these authors write about all creatures from the Pleistocene Epoch, which lasted from 2.6 million to 13,000 years ago and saw dramatic changes within ecosystems across the planet. On this blog, visitors can learn more about the animals that thrived during the Pleistocene, from mammoths to giant horses to parasites. This blog is perhaps best explored via the Index of Beasts section, which allows visitors to browse featured fauna by continent. Each blog post incorporates images and outside links as well as a full reference list for those interested in further reading.