These reporters need to start calling him a pedophile. Actually do your job

Still going through photos from my recent trip to the Moroccan Anti-Atlas. Here, some shots from the incredible #Devonian mud mounds at Hamar Laghdad, brimming with trilobites, cephalopods, corals, brachiopods, and more. #FossilFriday #Paleozoic

They’re not paleonerds, they’re tourists. How do I know? Paleonerds would break an arm and leg to use the supposedly most hyper-accurate reconstruction and are unfunny in a niche-interest nerd way. Half of these gimmick accounts use AI and are just unfunny, plain and simple.

Earth 406 million years later After the splitting of the supercontinent,a mass buckling of rock in the center created a massive chasm that with a unknown element formed a great waterfall splitting the world in 2. With terraforming the world would see a new age of beasts and man.

men are getting softer.

Fire away mother nature. Wipe Mass off the face of the earth.

まったり系です。 ずっと見つめ合えます。

Paradolichopithcus gansuensis skeletal, a large bipedal cercopithecine from across Eurasia. This animal has adaptations to hominid-like bipedalism compared to Australopithecus. While not an obligate biped, it was very adapted to spend a lot of time standing upright like a person.

Nectocaris Day 4 drawing Extinct Aquatic Creatures as part of Ngabuburit activities during Ramadhan.

Greetings from Spinosaurus mirabilis!

Sketch of the bizzare Diplocaulus; a nectridean from the latest Carboniferous to the Late Permian of the US and Morocco. It is an aquatic, salamander-like animal well known for its boomerang-shaped skull, which may have helped provide lift when swimming .

this is me if u even care

Spinosaurus mirabilis

started my recent diet 3 weeks ago with the plan to lose 80 pounds by november so i can eat this entire thing and ruin my entire health and wellbeing

Finally sketched the new dinosaur guy on the block. A somewhat speculative Spinosaurus mirabilis speedpaint.

God why are people harassing a creator whose work they love? I freaking hate toxic fandoms.

Ceratopsian reconstructions from Edwin H. Colbert's "The Dinosaur Book", from 1945. These are honestly AMAZINGLY anatomically sound for such a year; look at the Styracosaurus in particular and then compare it to most depictions of it for the next 2 decades.

Not close to done but I vibe with the look

wastelanders are all like "I got so many caps" bro the unity is coming you're gonna be a supermutant bro