Corythosaurus #art #digitalart #paleoart #dinosaur #forest #red #blue #trees

Lambeosaurus magnicristatus #paleoart #digitalart

Remake a drawing by paleoartist Mark Hallett: Carcharodontosaurus and Deltadromeus

Welcome! Tameryraptor :D (My art of him)

ジュラシックパークのティラノサウルスと骨格に忠実なティラノサウルスの頭部を描いてみました 鼻筋が分厚さが結構大きなポイントですね！ #Paleoart #Tyrannosaurus #JurassicPark #JurassicWorldRebirth

My first blogpost in over a year is now out! The famous Greenland shark has its own little counterparts in the genus Rhinoscymnus, and among their first records is R. clarki from the Late Cretaceous Northumberland Fm. How much do we know about them? Check the link in replies ⬇️

Just published in Journal of Anatomy, open access, we describe the Exoparia, a novel cheek muscle or ligament in dinosaurs (🧵)

Lifesize of Psittacosaurus meileyingensis

やっぱ水辺で背低くして待ち伏せしてそう。( ・∀・)

Deltadromeus！A giant, weird prehistoric runner from Africa.There is evidence that they were able to grow to larger sizes than the holotype fossil maybe.

Odd request, but if anyone has good pictures/ figures of Thylacoleo’s hands and feet those would be pretty amazing

Change my mind - Theropod dinosaurs were more than capable of regularly taking down full-grown prey items much larger than themselves.

Described on today’s date 1 year ago, here is my updated reconstruction of Poop atrox, the first fully herbivorous omnivore. Described by Glupshitto et al., this animal would’ve swam faster then a modern sailfish, with some estimates putting it at 169 mph

Time to go back to what I do: draw! First in a series of illustrating the megatheropods, Tameryraptor! Welcome to another Bonanza series! Stay tuned! Background pic: Fletcher & Baylis - Fine art America #dinosaur #paleoart #procreate #photoshop

Too many reconstructions focus on “could be” rather then “should be” or would be” in terms of speculation.

Tameryraptor markgrafi skeletal, this version is updated from my previous ones as it is scaled better and is better articulated. I also cleaned up some linework and sloppiness issues with this one.

We need to Make America Wild* Again We need bison performing great migrations. To be able to see a pack of wolves in Utah take down an elk. To watch herds of pronghorn while driving across the country. To have the sheer number of birds we once had We need our abundance back.

Iguanodon Pt.2 (now in color!)

a 𝘥𝘪𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘦 win

Aaand it's live! My new skeletal reconstruction of #Leedsichthys problematicus, and a blog post to go with it! thecodontia.com/blog/leedsicht…