Nov 3, 2024
Proboscideans! I definitely need to cover this group a lot more, especially for a group that's covered 60 million years!
Moeritherium - Platybelodon - Deinotherium
Mammoth - Mastodon
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Proboscideans! I definitely need to cover this group a lot more, especially for a group that's covered 60 million years!
Moeritherium - Platybelodon - Deinotherium
Mammoth - Mastodon
Stickers || Phone Wallpapers Masterlist
🧬DNA sequencing has revealed that elephants belong in a superorder called Afrotheria—meet their closest relatives!
🐘Learn more at the Museum’s new exhibition The Secret World of Elephants. Discover new science about both ancient and modern elephants, see full-scale models of proboscideans, and more.
🦃Visiting the Museum this Thanksgiving? Best availability is on Monday and Tuesday of that week. Here are a few tips!
Ieva Trinkūnaitė (Lithuanian, 1997) - Endless Nostalgia (2022)
A huge bull Paleoloxodon antiquus scatters away a herd of red deer as he arrives to drink from a pond in the forested early Pleistocene wetlands of what is now Rome
Charming Elephant Cheekily Halts Traffic for Treats | Asia | BBC Earth
In Sri Lanka, Asian elephants live in higher densities than anywhere else on Earth. With people never far away, dangers are present but so are opportunities in terms of getting a cheeky meal.
Taken from 'Asia' (2024) Vast deserts, dense jungles, polar landscapes and tropical seas are explored in this dazzling journey across Earth's biggest continent, Asia. From the vast Arabian Desert to the unexplored jungles of Indonesia; the biting polar wilderness of Siberia to the tropical coral seas of the Indian Ocean. Dramatic wildlife stories are captured in extraordinary locations, including the Tibetan plateau, the Gobi Desert and the Himalayas. The series features rare species of bears, rhinos and big cats, and showcases the surprising variety of animals that thrive in Asia's urban environments. Welcome to BBC EARTH! The world is an amazing place full of stories, beauty and natural wonder. Here you'll find 50 years worth of entertaining and thought-provoking natural history content. Dramatic, rare, and exclusive, nature doesn't get more exciting than this.
idk if u do extinct animals but I humbely request a wooly mammoth moodboard
Wooly mammoth moodboard just for you devy wevy <3 <3. I threw a silly little guy in there for good measure. I was looking for pictures and though Why cant i find any real pictures of these dudes?? And then I remembered they're all dead. RIP wooly mammoth. Im not in a fact finding mood at the moment so you'll have to do without today, and just enjoy the moodboard.
proboscideans
Since I was weirdly motivated to stick to a single theme for once, I sketched out every proboscidean so far revealed by Keenan Taylor for Tales of Kaimere, his speculative evolution anthology series. Tho none have appeared in any of the available stories yet. Honestly was a lot of fun, the hair on the Tuga, Khorobi and Highland Mammoth had been surprisingly relaxing.