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The largest dinosaur ever found in Australia and one of the 10 to 15 largest dinosaurs ever. This member of the sauropod family was as high as a two story building at the hips and as long as a basketball court!

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Here's my piece for the Bojack Horseman show @galleries1988 tonight! Printed by the wonderful @risolve ! ... #illustration #editorial #editorialillustration #bojack #bojackhorseman #netflix #princesscaroline #bojackartshow #galleries1988 #risolve #risolvestudio #graphicdesign #illustrator #vector #jamesolstein #jamesolsteinillustration

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I’m a fun guy

Mushrooms that eat plastic!

While scientists in India have been searching for microbes to degrade polythene/plastic they discovered fungi in 12 different locations capable of doing the job.

Read more at https://weather.com/en-IN/india/pollution/news/2019-04-29-can-tiny-fungi-be-a-solution-to-our-giant-plastic-problem

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Sinking Feeling What are sinkholes? When there is no way for water to drain externally from the ground it dissolves caverns in the bedrock causing the ruptures. Read more at https://www.livescience.com/44123-what-are-sinkholes.html

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Illustrated Science prints are now available on my website at http://jamesolstein.com/shop/ From Nov 25 - 27 all orders are 25% off when you use the code BIZ at checkout! Get yours now!

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Illustrated Science 149: Floss-a-raptor

When studying the fossils of Hadrosaurs (Duck-billed dinosaurs) with a microscope scientists found that the dinosaur had around 300 teeth.

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Illustrated Science 153: Drumming up Friends Scientists found that male cockatoos in Australia make their own drumsticks and their own music. Each bird plays it's own different rhythm at it's own different speed to attract a mate.

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Illustrated Science 153: Easy Being Green The fossil of the Psittacosaurus (parrot-lizard) was found to show evidence of countershading. A type of camouflage that allowed it to avoid larger dinosaurs.