Vampire Trooper Mira

Needle Maw

Dorothy Gale Doodles (based on her Glinda of Oz look)

A Concavenator stumbles upon a dead Mantellisaurus in the river #paleoart #art #dinosaurs

This you?

Carcharodontosaurus wip.

Y'all realize most of these things were toys, right? Kids played with them and dressed them up. Not every one represented a god, goddess, or demon people went eeny-oony-waana at.

#Spinosaurus mirabilis Sereno et al. 2026 is out!! Blue are bones from two sites. Three crests found! Tibia:Dentary length suggests longer legs than S. aegyptiacus Found in a riparian habitat w/ two new sauropods 3 autapomorphies: crest, snou, tooth spacing #FossilCrates

🚨NEW SCIENCE ALERT!🚨Our paper, led by Dr. Paul Sereno, is now available in Science Magazine! We describe a new African #dinosaur species with a unique cranial crest—Spinosaurus mirabilis. See beautiful paleoart by Dani Navarro Paleoart on the cover!@NYITCOMResearch doi.org/10.1126/scienc…

Spinosaurus mirabilis

This is really impractical and probably not how the crest worked but I thought about this in the shower and thought it might be funny nonetheless

A once in a lifetime encounter, meet a Blainville's beacked whale

Return of the ice

A Virgin with a Unicorn

Greetings from Spinosaurus mirabilis!

My take on a dessert hopper from “the future is wild” Thick yet ligth white shells help keep stable moisture and temperatures, during the hottest hours they close up completely in burrows at the base of rocks , their operculm being repurposed to also aid in jumping and digging

Hey everyone! I’m excited to share my latest project — a scientific video featuring my original animations. Do you know how did T. Rex hunt? If you enjoy it, we’ll definitely keep making more like this! youtu.be/Y2_h7OrsurU

We are deeply saddened by the unexpected passing of Hans-Dieter Sues. A towering and kind scientist & gifted communicator, he shaped our field through more than 150 papers, landmark discoveries, & a lifelong commitment to sharing the joy of fossils with everyone.

The pelagic flish, a bizarre keeled descendant of flying fish, that in this take, hunts marine insects and smaller fishes near the surface, dive bombing into schools of prey in a similar fashion to needlefish