Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere | He/Himさんのイラストまとめ

Some monkeys.

Pronghorns came to Kaimere in two waves: middle and late Miocene. The first wave has the most diversity in the known world (forest and prairie taxa), but the clade of the second that includes the modern common pronghorn is much more diverse on the Eastern continent.

…caudifemoralis muscles for kicking back their short but powerful legs while they punted. I also played with the idea of a fluke in a few of my illustrations, basically adding power to the kicks. Turns out I didn’t take that last concept nearly as far as the 2020 reveal went!

First day of #Pride and #DinosaurDay? Seems a great time to bring back my Spinosaurus Pride from back in 2018!

Have a fantastic day, folks!

@TITF7 It’s a short story from my Tales of Kaimere anthology! Follows a few Kaimeran whalers who get stranded and end up helping defend a village from frost demons.

Link if you want to check it out: https://t.co/LR70WfxDR9

The giant antelope is a large pronghorn endemic to Pakardia.

@TetZoo Please give us the hippo.

The zentaur embodies a compromise approach: a few young are offered protection and food for their first few months, but when the mother leaves to bulk up for the next nesting season, they’re on their own.

Art by @ShiniestGander

Megaraptoran episodes: https://t.co/hJ9Ats0v7w

Special thanks to StoneBone for sponsoring this episode, and to @j_stocky and @ShiniestGander for hitting me with some amazing artwork! Absolute bangers every one.

The common flying lemur is a gliding adapiform and the most common primate in the known world, being well adapted to the titan gardens.