Todays stream was about the ecological impact of animals. Starting with Opisthocoelicaudia plaughing channels through a wetland, Secernosaurus nesting colony on a mangrove forest, Titanites mass spawning and a beached Aristonectes being food for a lot of animals.

Bit of an odd thought, but I suspect that generative AIs, if released openly into the internet, could pretty quickly fill some of the technical definitions of "alive," but not in the fun way. Imagine if spam calls could mutate like the common cold.

カワウの20ｍ潜水！

A couple Dynatoaetus cause a panic in a diprotodont herd, causing them to fall off a cliff. The eagles will then feast on the carcasses. Inspired by the discovery of a giant eagle from the Australian Pleistocene AND cases of golden eagles pulling this trick on horses and cows!

Trying this again w art so more people see it! Paloart artshare! Share your paleoart and/or your favorite artists!

Some of my prehistoric origami creechers! 🤭

Cormorants are much prettier birds than we usually give them credit for, as these lovely photographs demonstrate.

A juvenile Hatzegopteryx turning for a manoeuvre to hunt for Cretaceous birds

I'm excited to share some incredible news from the recuperation area of La Colorada in the Maya Biosphere Reserve, Guatemala. It is the first time that we are able to sight tapir with offspring in our camera traps monitoring there.

Water Earth Fire Air Have a nice weekend!

This is a moth. Mimicry does weird things to animals. 📷: Steven Easley

Greetings from this ginormous grumpy pine one that I relocated from the path of the ecological burn I’m undertaking today. #WildOz

It's hard to say what the best lizard is, but a surly pinecone with small feet and a big tongue that mates for life is pretty high on the list.

The Edmontosaurus thing.