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Monday again… Here’s a coelophysoid appreciation post for no reason at all… 🦖 (1. Coelophysis bauri 2. Camposaurus arizonensis 3. Lucianovenator bonoi 4. Megapnosaurus rhodesiensis 5. Panguraptor lufengensis 6. Pendraig milnerai 7. Podokesaurus holyokensis 8. Procompsognathus triassicus 9. Segisaurus halli 10. ’Syntarsus’ kayentakatae 11. Powellvenator podocitus)
It's Saint David's Day, and since I've not drawn anything in a while here's a Welsh dinosaur, Pendraig milneri, in the style of the Welsh flag. As far as we know dinosaurs didn't have huge arrow-shaped tongues...so I improvised :P
Lilien for @kheironomos Artfight!
This Week in Dinosaur News: 3 new dinosaurs, 2 from Argentina and 1 from Uzbekistan, and much more
This Week in Dinosaur News: 3 new dinosaurs, 2 from Argentina and 1 from Uzbekistan, and much more
Long lost footage of Gertie is being reconstructed New titanosaur from Argentina Choconsaurus (which isn’t made of chocolate) New coelophysoid from Argentina named Powellvenator from the late Triassic New Uzbekistani Alverezsaurid is the oldest found so far in the Northern Hemisphere T. rex may have moved about 5 to 8mph based on corrections to a previous formula A new general model estimates…
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I Know Dino Podcast Show Notes: Gojirasaurus (Episode 165)
In our 165th episode, we got to chat with Dr. Andrew Farke and Gabriel-Philip Santos, from the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Andy is a paleontologist and Augustyn family curator and the director of research and collections, and he is on the science faulty for the Webb Schools (the Alf Museum is on The Webb Schools campus, and is the only nationally accredited museum in the U.S. on a high…
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Bunnysaurus brings you some eggs for your Easter enjoyment
Rawr, that rainy day was perfect for doodling some fancy Cryolophosaurus besides my allosauroids. Somehow, that dino has a cute face with its unique crest on the head.
Theropods of North America - Tawa hallae
A basal coelophysoid from Late Triassic New Mexico.
