Sam

Often found staring lovingly at a body of water They/Them Educator | Bird Watcher | Old Things Enjoyer

[michaelnordeman]

Common Frog/Rana temporaria/vanlig groda. Värmland, Sweden (1 July 2018).

[michaelnordeman]

Eurasian Magpie/Pica pica/skata. Värmland, Sweden (28 June 2026).

[huariqueje]

Floating Herbarium , Polychrome I - Julia Whitney Barnes , 2025.

American , b. 1970s

Watercolour, ink , gouache and cyanotype on watercolour paper , 30 x 23 in.

[mutant-distraction]

South Luangwa National Park, Zambia.

📷 André Garnier, Costa Rica

Credit: Pangolin Photo Safaris

[pansylair]

Some new trinket dishes all set to go for the Forest and Found artisan market at Side Launch Brewing today!

📍695 Sovereign Road, London, ON ⌚ 12 - 6 PM !

[pansylair]

scanned in some silver dollar and pipefish derived fishies from the sketchbook and added some colour, I figured these would make fun stickers with a holo effect if people were interested! 🐟

[goryfluff]

What is that? Looks like a Muppet.

Gulper Eel Balloons Its Massive Jaws | Nautilus Live

[herpsandbirds]

[kuromi-hoemie]

me when i see an animal that is known for being in my area

[windwrinkle]

Seagull slide, Tawas City, MI

[ripplepool]

i like fish

[mariolanzas]

MOSASAURIA.

Mosasaurs were the third main lineage of Marine Reptiles of the Mesozoic, and the last one. They diversified throughout the late Cretaceous period, and were the dominant predators of the oceans until they became extict at the same time with Dinosaurs. Their evolutive lineage is not totally clear, but we know the are related to snakes and monitor lizards

This art is available at Redbubble for prints and more here. Many more are shown in this Youtube video I dedicated to this lineage of marine reptiles

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[transangelictimewanderer]

The tectonic plates don’t care if you’re gay

[amnhnyc]

Happy Trilobite Tuesday! Sometimes a fossil specimen tells a story: One day in the Silurian Period, this 5-in- (12.7-cm-) long Arctinurus trilobite came to rest next to a Dimerocrinites crinoid. Despite their flower-like appearance, crinoids are marine animals related to sea stars that use feather-like arms to catch drifting food particles. This fossil, from the Rochester Shale Quarry of New York, is a snapshot of life some 430 million years ago.

[xanaxfarts]

Fossil diatoms retain their intricately patterned glassy silica shell cases. Called frustules, these may be either rounded or elongated. Living diatoms are single-celled, algae-like protists. They make up much of the plankton in the marine and freshwater food chains. Their shells accumulate by the millions on the seafloor, eventually fossilizing to form a siliceous sedimentary rock called diatomite.

[mariolanzas]

MOSASAURIA.

Mosasaurs were the third main lineage of Marine Reptiles of the Mesozoic, and the last one. They diversified throughout the late Cretaceous period, and were the dominant predators of the oceans until they became extict at the same time with Dinosaurs. Their evolutive lineage is not totally clear, but we know the are related to snakes and monitor lizards

This art is available at Redbubble for prints and more here. Many more are shown in this Youtube video I dedicated to this lineage of marine reptiles

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Youtube Channel

Instagram (new account)

Prints and more items of my artwork

[wizardarchetypes]

while you were studying the blade, i was studying the common flowering trees and shrubs of the eastern deciduous forest. i think maybe we could combine this knowledge somehow