Results from the #paleostream!
We started with two #MonkeyCruise pieces in honor of Sam Neill! Limnopithecus, Europolemur, Ceratocaudia and Phoebodus.

seen from United States
seen from Netherlands

seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States

seen from Germany

seen from United Kingdom
seen from Poland
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from Greece
seen from United States
seen from Netherlands

seen from Croatia

seen from South Korea
Results from the #paleostream!
We started with two #MonkeyCruise pieces in honor of Sam Neill! Limnopithecus, Europolemur, Ceratocaudia and Phoebodus.
#Paleostream 2/05/2026
here's this week's #Paleostream flocking results!
this week we drew Epidexipteryx (mine is a juvenile being chased by a Pterorhynchus), Witwatia, Ceratosuchus (the bird behind it is Diatryma), and Prognathodon (mine has caught a young Archelon)
Diatryma.
Image taken from the book Prehistoric Mammals by Anne McCord , 1977
Illustrated by Bob Hersey
*This interpretation of this animal is now outdated. 
Diatryma (Gastornis) chasing a small miacid through the mid-eocene brush
Illustrations by Zdenek Burian for the book Prehistoric Animals by Dr. Joseph Augusta. Jane Gaskell cited this book as a source for the setting of her Atlan series.
I wanted to draw a diatryma so bad. Sickass murder bird
I named jarlaxle’s bird Aasha because I couldn’t find a canon name for her (when the party found aasha sleeping in a corner in his office they thought jax turned into a bird howl movingcastle style)
daily vivosaur 92
genus: diatryma
a flightless bird with a large beak although it might have been herbivorous, it can throw enemy strategies into disarray with its dirt spray skill and its parting blow and link abilities