algrenion: this video has been all that i think about for days now ..read more

yashayskahson: Hell Creek Shenanigans ..read more

knuppitalism-with-ue: A little result from tonights #paleostream. We looked into the diversity of aetosaurs, Triassic tanks that are actually related to crocodiles ..read more

saint-nevermore: a visitor ..read more

paleoart: Long Water Doggos (Ambulocetids) Patreon • Ko-fi • Facebook  • Twitter • Prints & Merch   ..read more

knuppitalism-with-ue: Another #paleostream sketch An Archelon, killed and washed ashore by a storm, investigated by a swarm of birds, waiting to see the carcass opened by a bigger carnivore ..read more

barghest-land: an angel ? Iberodactylus ..read more

amnhnyc: ALT This Fossil Friday, meet an exceptionally preserved feathered dinosaur. Sinornithosaurus millennii lived some 130 million years ago and was about 3 ft (1 m) long. When it was discovered, it joined a growing list of dinosaur fossils showing evidence of feathers. But this specimen is especially unique because the imprints of its feathers are astonishingly clear. Scientists think Sinornithosaurus had three types of feathers: simple hairlike filaments, downy tufts (like those on modern birds), and modern feathers along the edges of its limbs!  Photo: M. Ellison/ © AMNH ..read more

actual-haise: Diplodocus carnegii ..read more

aberrantologist: Happy 118th birthday to Tyrannosaurus, every documentary’s favorite obscure theropod ..read more