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fox-teeth · 13 hours
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Hello, April is my birthday month, and I have another comic to share with you. This one is called Fossils, and it's about digging things up.
Physical copies of Fossils are read by unfolding a single sheet of paper, as can be seen in the video below. Fossils was risograph printed in four colorways, the one shown is federal blue and aqua on brown paper. You can buy a copies in my online store.
My other paleoart minicomics:
Broomistega & Thrinaxodon (read - buy)
DEEP TIME (read - buy)
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https://theresa-152.ftgae.xyz/hv/8OCrmnT
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ancientorigins · 22 hours
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In the lush depths of South America's wetlands, the Capybara reigns as the gentle giant of the rodent world. Yet, beneath its cuddly exterior lies a link to a bygone era of colossal creatures. Discovered in Uruguay, paleontologists unearthed an ancient behemoth that once roamed the continent, overshadowing even modern Capybaras. Estimates suggest it weighed up to 1,000 kilograms, akin to a small car. Its colossal size would have made it a formidable creature and has earned it the title of the largest rodent ever known. With recent discoveries shedding new light on its existence, the tale of these prehistoric giant rodents captivates our imagination and underscores the rich biodiversity of the region.
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casualcarpetshark · 9 months
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BOW DOWN TO THE ANCIENT ONE
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orangetruckercap · 9 months
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Fossilas: crinoid stems and stars including a 6 pointed pentacrites and a pyritised ammonte
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bisonwares · 3 months
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LAST CHANCE FOR SWEATER PRE-ORDERS!
Sweaters are restocked and up for pre-order in every size till March 20th at 8pm CST!
Some designs will not be returning!
If your size was sold out before it's available now!
XS-3XL!
Shop here!
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razzberrysheep · 1 month
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a thief
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elixir · 11 months
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The fossil of a 20cm baby crocodile from Germany.
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briery · 6 months
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Opal in petrified wood, Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, Gem and Mineral Hall Collection. By Stan Celestian on Flickr. (Hi-Res)
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53v3nfrn5 · 4 months
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‘Circuit Board Fossil Series’ (2012) Art: Peter McFarlane
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fox-teeth · 1 year
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Hello, today is my birthday, and I would like to share a comic I made in the last year with you. It's called Broomistega and Thrinaxodon.
This comic was originally printed with yellow, fluorescent pink, light teal, and violet risograph inks. Physical copies are available in my shop.
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cleverbunnycompany · 9 days
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Mammoth Cube Mammoth Cube Mammoth Cube
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Known as the Jarkov Mammoth, this specimen was found in Siberia. The 23 tonne block of mud and ice was lifted to an ice cave where the mammoth inside was recovered and studied.
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a-dinosaur-a-day · 8 months
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Jurassic World and other media things: Have their raptors have ridiculously wiggly tails
Actual raptor tails:
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the tail is so stiff the tendons became bones
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samimarkart · 8 months
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more embroidered fish fossils
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apokrify · 2 months
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Massive fossilized Sea Lily and the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
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squeeegs · 9 months
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text from porter robinson's "goodbye to a world"
every single animal in this comic is extinct. it's not too late for the ones that are left.
edit: thanks @mudcrabmassacre for the correction, smilodon fatalis did not in fact go extinct in 1023 AD. the actual prediction is around 10,000 years ago - I think i may have missed a zero or two.
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