Dino

Let's have a good time while we are still here.

[frippp]

Very quick kulindadromeus before i go to bed

[dinoboyo66]

Rest in Piece Bill Oddie

It brings me even more sadness to share that actor, conservationist, television presenter and writer Bill Oddie has passed away. I remember growing up watching him host Springwatch (and all the seasonal shows), with his genuine passion for the animals he was talking about being an absolute joy to watch. His work on The Truth About Killer Dinosaurs, from the show itself to The Baryonyx Mystery game, also made just as massive an impression on me as a kid as the Walking with series did. Thank you for all the memories, Bill. You will be deeply missed. Rest in Peace.

[zombiethethinker]

Dilophosaurus wetherilli

[zombiethethinker]

GOOD GOD 40 NOTES IN 2 HOURS?!

[thatwelshartist]

Was it a giant heron? an oversized crocodile? What was that sail for? Could it even swim? There’s a lot we don’t know about spinosaurus except one thing, it was Sick as Fuck

[dinoboyo66]

A New Species of Avialan has been Discovered in China.

Hey Fellas🦖

A new #Palaeontology short detailing the new prehistoric species of Avialan #zhengheornis is now available on YouTube.

Check it out here: https://youtube.com/shorts/FCrRQt4pTBE?si=iA55oHTVH9bBw66a

Hope you enjoy it!!!

[dinoboyo66]

Rest in Peace, Kaylee Hottle

It brings me more sadness to share that Kaylee Hottle, best known for her role as Jia in Godzilla vs. Kong, has passed away after being involved in a car accident. An absolute tragedy. No one deserves to have their life cut short at such a young age, especially in the way it happened. My deepest condolences to her family at this time. Rest in Peace.

[crazywhite27]

Art fight revenge attack!

Hopefully T-Rex will be nice to this little pter :>

[kindheartedhog]

Hanging out on Cumbrae

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

The Ordovician episode of Surviving Earth aired tonight and while only on screen for a few seconds I did recognize my favorite animal to make concept art of: Phacops. While it is one of the most common trilobites ever I had such a blast painting this little guy!

[jellyfishforest135]

Rest in peace Sam Neill. Thank you for the awe and wonder you brought to us.

[zombiethethinker]

Torvosaurus

[nazrigar]

Rest in Peace, Sam Neill

In Jurassic Park, one of the scenes that I believe impacted my life in a way I couldn't imagine then was when Dr. Alan Grant saw the Brachiosaurus for the first time.

Sam Neill's performance there, capture the amazement I had seeing that seemingly living, breathing dinosaur for the first time.

I can't imagine the amount of people who'm Sam Neill has inspired among his many roles.

RIP. Hope you're catching up Sir Richard Attenborough in the afterlife.

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

Results from the #paleostream!

Eopavo, Tynskya, Thoatherium and Qinglongtriton

[dinoboyo66]

Rest In Peace, Sir Sam Neill

It brings me much sadness to share that Sir Sam Neil, best known for his role as Dr Alan Grant in the Jurassic Park and World franchise, has tragically passed away.

It's truly heartbreaking to lose him, especially after he won his fight with angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma some months ago, but his brilliant performances in many shows and movies will stay with us forever.

Rest in Peace, Sir Sam.

[dinoboyo66]

Postosuchus may have been both Bipedal and Quadrapedal

Hey Fellas🦖

A new #Palaeontology short detailing how #Postosuchus may have been both bipedal and quadrapedal is now available on YouTube.

Check it out here:

Hope you enjoy!!!

[252mya]

Atopodentatus has one of the best paleontology glow-ups. When it was first described in 2014, scientists thought this marine reptile had a genuinely bizarre zipper-like mouth. Then in 2016, two new fossils showed up and revealed that the original specimen was badly crushed. Its actual face looked way more like a handheld vacuum cleaner than a zipper. Art by Joschua Knüppe. Merchandise available at https://fossi.ls/I5mFds.

[dinoboyo66]

Postosuchus may have been both Bipedal and Quadrapedal

Hey Fellas🦖

A new #Palaeontology short detailing how #Postosuchus may have been both bipedal and quadrapedal is now available on YouTube.

Check it out here:

Hope you enjoy!!!