As pointed out by my friend @BranArtworks , #spectrovenator sort of looks like the 90s Godzilla, so here it is terrorizing tiny sauropods and making a Cretaceous city look small :B

My second attempt at the giant triggerfish Balistes vegai from Miocene Cuba! :B #Triggerfish are notoriously aggressive and have a powerful bite so of course the Miocene had to go and make a giant version. #balistesvegai #miocene #fish #paleoart

Edmontosaurus according to Dr. Naish. Seems evident to me now that the hooves were there so it could stick them inside the T. Rex's jaws and dislocate them with more ease without getting fingers bitten off. We were robbed of this scene in PhP2

Deinonychus in every illustration from the 80s-90s be like

Three Thylacosmilus drink a Xotodon. Yes, drink. I hereby propose they injected venom w/those saberfangs. It liquified the flesh of prey, spider-style. Then they used their vaulted palate, absence of lower incisors, tongue and V shaped lower lip to suck the resulting meat soup :B

Yeah paleoart has peaked. It ain't gonna get as good as this again so why keep trying

He grew a length up to 8.1 - 12.3 meters long, which would make it one of the largest snakes to ever live alongside with Titanoboa and Vasuki indicus. Strangely, the fossils unearthed suggest that these snakes have a faster metabolism and growth rate. x.com/HodariNundu/st…

The mammoth drawing has over 4000 likes here as of rn :B

It's almost 3 am. I stayed up till almost 3 am painting and I didn´t even like how the painting turned out, and I'll never get those hours back. >.>

I guess you could argue that every hour seemingly wasted on work that you didn´t like, counts as training that will be useful later to make better art. Yeah. I'll headcanon that.

So I havent read the Nanotyrannus paper but from what I gather, there isn’t much to prove that it wasn’t simply an adult of a different caste in an eusocial society like in me old drawing :B

Hodari Shadowalker ❄️🐆 You sir are simultaneously the biggest curse and biggest gift bestowed upon the paleontology community.