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[carvente]

Somebody can't handle their liquor

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[antlers-and-all]

Full Edward nashton irasutoya emoji pack

I made this for me and my friend to use on discord thought id post it here to for the hell of it

[pearlieprincess]

★🫎🌻YELLOW STAMPS🍂🦌

I made these for my bf, happy New Year’s Eve everypony

👝These stamps are free to use! Stamp template by 📔

[rzeczpospolitaobojga]

A bit early but I didn't want to wait lmao

Merry Christmas to everyone who's celebrating! :)

[kuranberrri]

All I want for Christmas is you!!

[gotgoatcheesed]

give it to him STAT

[radstarsaur]

Paleozoic Oceans

[mapsontheweb]

Pangaea, an ancient supercontinent.

Illustration by Richard Morden

[deborahdeshoftim5779]

Oh, to have seen what the world was like during the Carboniferous period, when the most recent supercontinent Pangaea began to form.

[kiabugboy]

Guanshan biota sketch studies

Neobolus wulongqingensis, Palaeoscolecidan, Vetulicolia longbaoshanensis, Palaeolenus sp.

[t00thpasteface]

stares at you with my autistic eyes

[raptorbricksart]

Deep in the ancient oceans, lurks the mighty Dunkleosteus. A bit of Blockbench paleo art from a little while back i never posted.

Based on the recent, more rotund, reconstruction of D. terrelli, still quite the fearsome beast!

Been some time since i did any paleoart so it was great to finally get back to it again!

Let me know what you think!

[the-briny-bulletin]

[scuddlez]

They turned him into a shaboingboing

Edit: I keep seeing this photo being reposted in places outside of Tumblr, and it surprises me every time.

[the-orphic-youth]

Dinosaur tail preserved in amber

via: bbc.com, National Geographic Society

[sombertide-0]

Dinovember 2024 from first to last

[dinoofcoffeechaos]

I am in awe

[okaydays22]

[amnhnyc]

Do you recognize the star of today’s Fossil Friday feature? This dinosaur lived in North America some 75 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous. A visitor favorite, this species’ distinctive crest is its most easily recognizable feature. Hint: It was a hadrosaur, or “duck-billed” dinosaur. Any guesses?

Photo: Image no. ptc-7735 / © AMNH Library, circa 1991