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#Paleostream 18/04/2026
here's what we sketched during this week's #Paleostream flocking
this week we sketched Dynamognathus, Juxia, Presbyornis, and Nimbacinus
Flocking Together #115
Dynamognathus/Juxia
Presbyornis/Nimbacinus
Most insteresting extinct australian animal starting with 'N'
Nanantius
Neohelos
Nimbacinus
Ninjemys
Nanantius, a cretaceous enantiornithean bird Neohelos, a cenozoic diprotodontid marsupial Nimbacinus, a cenozoic thylacinid marsupial Ninjemys, a cenozoic horned tortoise
Nimbacines are the lap-dog of Thylacines. At only 50cm long they live up to their name "Little dog"! I’ve got these for sale over here: https://www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/nimbacinus-dicksoni-11 Plushie Dimensions: 64cm long including tail, 46cm body length Description: Nimbacinus dicksoni is an extinct Miocene relative of the modern (but extinct) Thylacine (Thylacinus cynocephalus). It was a carnivorous marsupial native to Australia and grew to about 50cm long. The name Nimbacinus combines the words Nimba and cinus; “Nimba” meaning "little" in the native Wanyi language and ancient Greek “kynos”, meaning “dog”.
