If anyone needs me, you know where I'll be (under my blankets, watching Jurassic Park).
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cherry valley forever

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occasionally subtle
noise dept.
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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If anyone needs me, you know where I'll be (under my blankets, watching Jurassic Park).
Run where they can't follow.
For decades, we've thought that pronghorns evolved for speed because of Miracynonix, or the American cheetah, which preyed on them extensively during the Pleistocene. However, in February, new fossil evidence suggested that ancestors of pronghorns began this process at least 5 million years before the appearance of Miracynonix. We typically think of predators as trailblazers, as shapers of the world -- but don't often consider that it may have been the prey that changed them.
Extinct animals from left to right: Miracynonix trumani, Chasmaporthetes ossifragus, and Titanis walleri
welcome... to Nothing Park
"You have a T-Rex?"
"No."
you didn't do it. you crazy son of a bitch you didn't do it
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they should, that they didn't stop to think if they could"
rhamphorhynchus
What's this? Paleoart from Pyraraptor? In this economy? Finally doing what my SocMed profiles were for?
Anyway have some dromaeosaurus albertensis chilling on the coast
here comes mononykus
First Dinoël posting ! Those are illustrations i made for my first creator's market, centered around dinos and popular science ...
The Thylacine, or tasmanian tiger, was an extinct marsupial from Australia.
The Quagga was a species of zebra from South Africa.
Edit: I updated the Thylacine art, because the inspiration i chose for the frame was an uneducated choice, enjoy this updated version !
oviraptor mom and her odd-looking but still very good son
Bleh
I wanted to try and do something different, try and make the dinosuars feel more alive than just them just standing with their jaw open. I did kinda rushed on this, especially the background i finish the drawing at like 1:20 AM and I just wanted some sleep, still tired as fuck
The process for my phytosaurus illustration.
oh fuck yeah dude
why u head so big
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deinonychus father and chick roosting
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Yi also knows as Yi qi. My dear friend challenged me to draw this little guy (*´꒳`*)
my extremely powerful long chip (utahraptor toe claw for reference)
to show how big my chip is 🙄
textures from the houston museum of natural science ✨