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First image is a capturing masterpiece by the very talented artist @R_Dart. Long ago in the ancient days of Western Europe, during the Late Carboniferous Period. On a fernlike tree trunk, during a late morning, an extinct relative of dragonflies called Meganeura is resting after
Extant vs. Extinct Art. https://t.co/JItB2ISjKY
Extinct dinosaurs may have had feet, faces and beaks that were just as colorful as those of birds today, according to research led by doctoral candidate @PaleoFeathers and coauthored by Professor @jclarkepaleolab : https://t.co/DKn2XmXeGw
We made @orion_money their own Axolox 🪐🚀
7777 Unique NFTs to help #Savetheaxolotl from extinction 🌎
Extant vs Extinct xD its funny because i already used the first two of them in the ar tvs artist but oh welp https://t.co/ywE542UAzg
We're ecofriendly so we recycle art
Extant vs. extinct! https://t.co/ibqZbzCC2O
Not sure if I count, but heres my extant vs extinct art ! https://t.co/iYTDnsCEcr
Extant vs Extinct Art https://t.co/hrYjEAKx1P
Calling myself a paleoartist would be stretching it, but... all right, I guess. While we're at it, let's hashtag this! #ExtantVsExtinctArt https://t.co/Sw0qebPtCc
Actually let’s start a trend from this
Paleoartists show me your extant animal art vs your extinct ones
Extant vs. extinct art https://t.co/cLzD4Nu0D2