#dinofeathers

[whywishesarehorses]

Dino/fossil based wood burnings for sale!

1 - aurochs, 5" round, $30

2 - trilobite, 3" round, $20

3 - trilobite #2, 3" round, $20

4 - giant ground sloth, 4" round, $25

5 - bat ish skeleton, 3" round, $20

6 - pterodactyl, 5" round, $25

7 - Archaeopteryx, 9x7" slab, $90

8 - fish, 3" round, $20

[asleepinawell]

the email I have been waiting for my whole life

this is Susie and Sir Chomps what do I win

[whywishesarehorses]

An unconventional steed, indeed

(I’ve been playing a lot of ARK  Survival Evolved again recently whoops)

[myfriendskickass]

@arionwind i do not like my friends telling me things i did not need to hear about sun elf loser's sugar baby

[artofwarlick]

Terrible lizard #wip. #trex #Tyrannosaurus #TyrannosaurusRex #jurassicpark #jurassicworld #dinofeathers

[tomthefanboy]

I don't have the art skills to properly reflect the idea, but I was recently told that wings evolved by the best mating dances being done with the feathers used for flight. Tracing back that birds evolved from dinosaurs and dinosaurs had feathers, I realized something.

T-Rex's arms may have been nothing more than hood ornaments.

I'm imagining the arms of the T-Rex, particularly the males, having extraordinarily long feathers on their fore limbs. Something like a peacock or bird paradise. Maybe a patch like those on a red winged black bird. It's fun to imagine a male T-Rex posing for the female, strutting and waving it's pinions while its tail wiggles seductively.