I'MPULSEimpactさんのイラストまとめ

papalictlan
choilos
stymphalian terror bird
stupendemys mordodri https://t.co/EnL8X74xm1

@TroodonInuit does this count

@Godzill60740717 @JCRev4 JUNIOR DONT LEAVE ME HERE JUNIOR
and then he actually freed him

@ddinodan knowing gamefreak its gonna end up like

@Waxosaurus also

Rhyniella

A prehistoric springtail, it used to be considered the oldest known insect but springtails arent considered insects anymore

ALT: known from head pieces in amber, at some point it was considered the same as rhyniella, its a mystery if it was an insect or a myriapod

Quetzalcoatlus

The longest pterosaur known with a 12 meter wingspan, they fed by hunting small creatures on the ground similarly to storks

ALT: for a long time it was discussed if such a large pterosaur would be able to fly, later studies found it could do it for up to 10 days

#paleostreamooc #oocpaleostream 4/4 but i suck at being on time, well at least im getting preactive on backgrounds

Pycnosteus

A relatively large 80 cm long jawless fish, his body was heavily armored and looked similar to that of a ray, it likely searched trough vegetation for small invertebrates

ALT: It was originally believed to be a new species of Ganosteus, another armored jawless fish

Prolibytherium

A 1.8 M long ungulate easily recognized by its unique ossicones, its relations are still being discussed but it might be related to giraffe ancestors

ALT: females had slender horn-like ossicones while males had large leafed shaped ossicones, likely for display