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he refuses to eat anything but the zombie meat

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These guys have had waaay too much impact on the trajectory of my life.

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the best droids in the galaxy!

#WHAT ABOUT B1 and B2 BATTLE DROIDS

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the best droids in the galaxy!

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Just in time for #FossilFriday, @sciencefriday published the story they commissioned me for! It’s about mass extinctions, especially about the End Triassic fossils of Utah.

P.S. I’m a sucker for their site’s layout.

Go read the thing now.

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Been a while since I last shared a few pieces I’ve made for @a-dinosaur-a-day so here’s Homalopus, Dasornis, Gigantornis, Ilbandornis, and Anatalavis!

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Crinoid fossils or star stones aka fairy coins

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Here’s an illustration of the giant phorusrhacid Kelenken guillermoi that I did today! Hope youse all enjoy!

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Named after the mythological bird-like Anzû – and also nicknamed “the chicken from hell” – Anzu wyliei was one of the larger known oviraptorosaurs, measuring about 3m long (9'10").

Its fossils are some of the most complete for a North American member of this dinosaur group, with four different specimens representing about 80% of the whole skeleton.

Living right at the end of the Cretaceous, about 66 million years ago in North Dakota and South Dakota, USA, Anzu inhabited the ancient floodplains of Hell Creek and appears to have been a fairly fast-moving omnivorous generalist. It had a large crest on its head made of rather fragile thin-walled bone, which may have been used for display or sound amplification similar to the casque of modern cassowaries.

Some of the fossil specimens also show evidence of healed injuries, including a broken rib and an arthritic toe.

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Warforged and their Mother

Both Blink and Path are DnD PCs of mine :)

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sick and tired of inaccurate anomalocaris paleoart ,, decided to take matters into my own hands

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Mottled sea stars (Evasterias troscheli) and flat bottom sea stars (Asterias amurensis) clinging to the ferry pier pilings in Homer, Alaska. 

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More details on my Allosaurus jimmadseni. Finally got back to this after not having power for several days and being sick for several days after that.

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a cold one with the boys

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Utahraptor headshot

by Sir-Giga