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10.10.2025 23:26 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0@shortbrontothere.bsky.social
stupid little queer perissodactyl who does at best mediocre art/occasional "photography". she/her :]
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10.10.2025 23:26 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0top 1 @mrblueshark.bsky.social moments
10.10.2025 23:23 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0we dont forgive you (forgiving people is woke)
03.09.2025 20:48 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Miragaia called a problem child cause she got to wild
27.08.2025 07:44 β π 13 π 6 π¬ 1 π 0Mr Bear coming to get a drink.
This is a male black bear and more than likely the father of the cubs we have around this year. #mammals
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stupid idiot queer (me)
14.08.2025 13:02 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Harvey Weinstein didnβt want to support my indie film studio βGorilla Cock Productionsβ
Now look at where he is, rotting away behind bars
Lesson of the story: donβt fuck with the Moe
Update: he is now real.
11.08.2025 20:46 β π 5 π 2 π¬ 0 π 1bjorr
11.08.2025 14:45 β π 11 π 4 π¬ 0 π 0The rats are nearly here.
09.07.2025 19:24 β π 1 π 1 π¬ 0 π 0Iβve got so much lead in my brain you could call me JFK
20.06.2025 02:58 β π 4 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0holy shit same
11.08.2025 05:34 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0A herd of scruffy-furred, powerful bronotheres amble about a open plain, converging on a shallow pond. In the distance, two volcanos belch plumes of smoke and cloud the sky with ash.
Today's random piece of nostalgic palaeoart: Zdenek Burian's "Brontotherium" (Megacerops)
As with many of Burian's paintings, this was a major work in defining the way its subjects were imagined for decades to come, only overshadowed by Charles Knight's older, more rhino-like reconstructions. (1/5)
cropped screenshot of a machirodont from the newly announced series Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age, with a stretched image of a chimpanzee with its hand placed to its chin, smiling smugly.
pleistobros, were back
29.07.2025 22:48 β π 5 π 3 π¬ 0 π 0"My Name Is Nobody" dwarf elephant πππππππππ₯ππππ πππππππππ from Pleistocene Sicily, which fossils possibly inspired the myth of the cyclops such as Polyphemus.
27.07.2025 06:22 β π 69 π 20 π¬ 1 π 0you should cancel your subscription to NYT, stop playing NYT games including wordle and the crosswords, and stop clicking on or sharing NYT articles. unambiguously pro-death newspaper and thereβs no reason to continue reading them
23.07.2025 08:02 β π 274 π 177 π¬ 3 π 2Meet Palaeocampa anthrax, a newly discovered Carboniferous lobopodian, and 150 year old mystery fossil!
Palaeocampa is an exceptional lobopodian - it lived in rivers and lakes, bristled with thousands of poisonous spines, and more. π§΅
Open access: nature.com/articles/s42...
ink and watercolor painting of two dogs in a gentle, tender embrace. one dog is white, the other is red. within the white dog is an exposed heart. the heart and the red dog have the same color palette. it is to represent vulnerability in tender intimacy, and bravely opening oneself to another and desire to feel unity with another individual.
a black wolf staring at the viewer behind a tangle of venous red vines. three swords hang behind the wolf in the upper left portion of the composition
"the thing" fan artwork. the dog from the film hangs suspended with fleshy tendrils reaching toward the lower half of the artwork
banded snake shedding its skin, revealing the trans flag colors partially obscured by roses. text below reads "remake yourself"
it's my birthday. i made it to 40. abt 30 years of it has been mostly art-making in some way, tradition and digital. i don't plan on giving that up any time soon.
share my art, please - i am still available for work.
mxmorgan.com
if you're feelin generous, toss some coin
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a Kaatedocus holds Pearto in its mouth, she looks terrified Kaatedocus is a diplodocid sauropod (large quadrupedal herbivorous reptiles with long necks and tails) that is quite similar to its more famous relative Diplodocus, however it's significantly smaller Pearto is a character created from the fusion of the Utauloid Kasane Teto and a pear
that thing they say about Teto fans is true btw, we're all mentally ill
i call this piece:
"Vile Ripe Plant Ovary Meets Her Doom to a Kaatedocus" - 2025
#teto #tetokasane #paleoart #dinoart #dinosaurart
during a foggy morning, two adult Argentinosaurus travel through the thick clouds, one is only barely visible and both have the upper portion of their necks and lower portion of their bodies obscured. they tower over the trees closer to the camera, a carcharodontosaur looks up at the towering giants. Argentinosaurus is a kind of sauropod dinosaur (typically long necked and usually large quadrupedal reptiles), it's one of a handful of species that are debated to be the largest dinosaur in both size and weight however due to fragmentary material the debate still rages on
an adult Wulong is hunting on the wing, it's about to use its right leg to kick a juvenile Sinopterus out of the air. Wulong is a kind of microraptorine dromaeosaurid (bird-like theropod dinosaurs who were capable of gliding and in some instances powered flight). it's only known from a juvenile specimen but we have preserved feathers from it that show the individual had iridescent feathers on the forelimbs and hindlimbs, with grey feathers on the rest of the body. Here i speculate that the colouration was a juvenile colouration and that the adults would be visually distinct Sinopterus is a kind of tapejarid pterosaur (flying reptiles that were frugivorous and had large conspicuous crests) known from the same formation as Wulong, ive based this reconstruction on the dubious pterosaur Nemicolopterus that many - includng myself - consider a juvenile tapejarid
a Dorudon swims by the camera with the corpse of an Eopelecanus in its mouth, however most of the Eopelecanus' body is obscured. the Dorudon's body is covered in scars Dorudon is a kind of basilosaurid whale (ancient whales that still had small backflippers) which was predatory and looked not too disimilar to modern cetaceans (other then its visible hindlimbs) Eopelecanus is the oldest recorded pelican, despite the fact that it's only known from a single tibiotarsus (a bird foot bone), we know that pelicans have been very conservative in their morphology throughout their evolution so it's within reason to reconstruct it broadly similarly to modern pelicans
a Temnodontosaurus surfaces for a breath, its body is covered in scars from previous battles and lamprey bite marks Temnodontosaurus is a kind of large predatory ichthyosaur (ichthyosaurs are a large group of whale-like marine reptiles that lacked scales, were warm-blooded, gave birth to live young, and had thick layers of blubber among other adaptations to live entirely in the water). studies of its head anatomy show it would've had great vision and a great sense of smell, while stomach contents show it fed on mainly cephalopods like squid, but also fed on other ichthyosaurs like the contemporary Stenopterygius of which we have 3 juveniles preserved inside stomach contents. a recent study of its fins showed that it had novel spike structures on the trailing edge of its flippers and creases on the surface that reduced the noise produced when swimming like those on owl wing feathers aiding the theory that it was an ambush predator.
after a brief hiatus cause Josch was at EAVP, #Paleostream flocking is back!
this week we sketched Argentinosaurus, Wulong (mine is hunting a juvenile Sinopterus), Dorudon (mine is eating an Eopelecanus), and Temnodontosaurus
#paleoart #science #sciart #scicomm #dinosaur #whale
Photograph of the gravel shoreline of Lake Huron, facing out into the lake from a rocky pier of sorts. The weather is a little gloomy, with light grey clouds filling the whole sky, and the wind is making small waves crash against the shoreline.
Iβve just returned from a 5 day trip in #Michigan, and I must say the Great Lakes are pretty cool.
20.07.2025 14:34 β π 8 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0Australopithecus afarensis male #Sciart
15.07.2025 19:15 β π 141 π 19 π¬ 3 π 0CALL FOR PALAEOARTISTS!
The Palestine Museum of Natural History π΅πΈ is in a dire need of a PALAEOARTIST. A voluntary artist is needed to create a mural diorama featuring Cretaceous Sea. Help to protect & popularise the natural heritage of Palestine! Get in touch for more info.
A mother ichthyosaur swims upside down, straining with the effort of expelling the last of her eleven babies. She is darker on her upper surface and pale below, while her offspring are entirely dark. She is giving birth in a shallow lagoon with abundant, low-growing green algae and patches of phaceloid corals. The births are unlike those of mammals in being relatively bloodless, though the amniotic sacs that contained each baby float in the water. The newborn ichthyosaurs still have their yolk sacs attached, which their siblings are eating as their first meals. Some of the eleven are swimming away from their mother, already independent and able to forage for themselves.
New #paleoart for #FossilFriday, to be posted to #Patreon soon: countershaded #ichthyosaur Stenopterygius spams a lagoon with uniformly dark offspring (colour schemes suggested by fossils). Some ichthyosaur specimens have been found with 11 embryos, each 25% of adult body length. Yikes. #sciart
11.07.2025 15:53 β π 143 π 42 π¬ 2 π 1a proud father of an enormous rutabaga. brother shrew's gonna win so many awards at the annual monastery garden festival
shrewtabaga
11.07.2025 22:41 β π 4139 π 870 π¬ 39 π 14Tanyleptos rex, also known as the ribbon serpent, a fictional mosasauroid and my first entry for phase II of #LemuriaChallenge!
11.07.2025 22:21 β π 36 π 8 π¬ 0 π 0guy at a desk that says βketamine therapyβ says to a horse: heh.. why the long face? the horse replies: clinical depression. why the fuck do you think.
i couldnβt be arsed to actually draw this idea
09.07.2025 14:45 β π 793 π 108 π¬ 8 π 2Lego set depicting the horned dinosaur Aquilolps. It is shown in side view, getting ready to munch on a plant.
I had a ton of fun building the Lego set with my kids...they are geeking out about it too! I never imagined "our" dino would be a Lego mini-fig, but here we are. (10/n)
06.07.2025 13:47 β π 33 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0The saurischian ever, herrerasaurus
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