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Day 31 - Tyrannosaurus
~ Large Tyrannosaur that inhabited North America during the Late Cretaceous. Tyrannosaurus was a large carnivorous dinosaur that was considered to be the king of the dinosaurs, due to it's incredible senses of smell and sight.
#paleoart
#Tyrannosaurus
Ambos tienen la misma misión secreta, claro que eso implica una cena y flores entre ellos #spookymonth #spookymonthfanart #spookymonthjohn #spookymonthjack #smokeydonuts
Oh no, el arma secreta😨
(No estoy soportando)
#spreenfanart #qsmpfanart #qsmp
@JesterRakan Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis!!
A ceratopsian from the late cretaceous Alberta Canada!
Main reason was that they lived in extremely cold environments and jester is blue so ya that's about it LMAO
@jnupaun Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis
A pachycephalosaurid from the late cretaceous north America!
Contrary to popular belief they didn't butt heads, they had a bone formation on top of their nose or right below their dome that they used to butt heads with! A classic dinosaur :]
@Retro_Byte_VT Parasaurolophus walkeri
A hadrosaurid that used to live in the late cretaceous in north America and maybe Asia!
Is just a silly big guy, they would just eat grass and, walk around :]
he's a secretary, a mechanic, a maid, a scientist, a botanist, a cook, a caretaker, a butler, a masseur, a waiter, an expert, a show host, an actor, an advisor, a PR, a right hand, a confidant, just like a male barbie who can do anything, but most importantly he looks like this :
@HemlockeStone Animantarx ramaljonesi! (Name: living fortress of Ramal Jones)
The only species of animantarx discovered to date, a nodosaurid ankylosaurian from mid-cretaceous western north America
Mainly because since you are a gargoyle and usually they are made out of stone :] made sense
@Carlosdino88 O sea, para intentar concretar un poco, hay una diferencia en el tipo de tejido oral aunque en todos los cocodrilos actuales los dientes queden expuestos. (Pero habiendo esta variabilidad en un grupo tan "limitado", quizá sea esperable una mucho más amplia en toda Archosauria).
Carentonosaurus, un nuevo #reptil #escamoso descrito en el yacimiento de #Algora (#Guadalajara, #España) por A. Cabezuelo-Hernández (@PaleoAlber) y A. Pérez-García (@Tortugologo) y publicado en @Animals_MDPI
https://t.co/NbuvV7zcFh
#Cretaceous #squamate #reptiles
Allow me to introduce my new bunny, Chéri! She works as a secretary of sorts to an important figure in my bunny world. Even with piles of work, she always keeps an upbeat attitude and looks to the bright side of everything she does. Even if it may be a bit morally ambiguous 🐰👓
El libro del Ancestro⚔️ es la asombrosa serie de fantasía de Mark Lawrence sobre una orden secreta de guerreras sagradas.
Adéntrate en la dura vida temprana de Nona Gris con el primer libro:
🔴Hermana roja
En preventa en el Lektu de @GigameshTienda
➡️https://t.co/dRQTierdSB
Aquela aluna muda que assumem que é estudiosa por ser tímida, mas na vdd reprova em tudo e quando tá em casa muda completamente de personalidade (secretamente odeia todo mundo da escola) https://t.co/vqlly4ojnx
🦖 Daily Dino 🦖; Stegoceras validum
From Late Cretaceous Alberta, Canada, Stegoceras is considered a more basal form of pachycephalosaurid. It's assumed that their sharp, serrated teeth were suited for a mixed diet of leaves, seeds, fruit and insects
Credit to the artist
New Tatania art is coming tonight and she's a secretary too😳
stay tuned!💦🍑
Tyrannosaurus chases two Ornithomimus dinosaurs in Late Cretaceous North America.
License this stock resource at: https://t.co/PqapiLXHQD
Illustration by Mohamad Haghani
#paleontology #paleoart
In what is now Austin, a Tylosaur cruises past Pilot Knob Volcano, a volcanic island in the Western Interior Seaway. A shoal of Hoplopteryx follow as it passes by a reef along the volcano’s flanks, and the ash cloud is set ablaze by the light of a Cretaceous sunset. #paleoart