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Day 7 - - Hapalochlaena maculosa ... Small but deadly

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Calliope, the most epic little songbird genus.

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Mono-oxygenase from ferns. Ferns predate dinosaurs. Had the privilege of looking at fossilized ferns a couple of years ago. Time is a funny thing.
Prompt: Ancient

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Missed yesterday, but I'm back

I've always felt like northern shoveler ducks are "unassuming." Quietly flying under the rader, looking vaguely like mallards.

Art is from a local duck personal project from while back.

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Day 2: the "little-known" fish! 🐟 Probably less famous than is an extremely interesting model organism for genetics and population genomics studies!


Read more at https://t.co/dUuZmm9oZq

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Updated my panel of Tunas for today's prompt 'kinetic'. These fish are known to be good at saving kinetic energy during swimming!

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Day 6 - Kinetic, the pistol shrimp 💥🔫

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Results from the
Gobiatherium, Arizonasaurus, Anthracosuchus and Titanosarcolites.

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Praemegaceros verticornis, a very large species from the Middle Pleistocene of Europe. Despite the name, the genus isn't thought to be ancestral to Megaloceros, they evolved into large forms independently, curious isn't it?

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A lot of little things if you closely at a tide pool! Day 5: intricate for

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day 4 (massive) & 5 (intricate) - experiments with parametric cures in 3d

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Results from the post-#Tetzoomcon
Erjiecaris, Patriofelis, Kurupi and Tupandactylus.

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Day 3 - for Back when I spent my days murdering flowers by the bucket full.

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Yesterday's prompt was 'rosy' and I opted for one of my favorite snakes, the rosy boa! These critters are wonderful to interact with, have a lovely disposition, and come in a handful of natural color variations depending on where they originate from.

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It's
Day 4 'massive'

Here is one of the most massive things I know - the humongous fungus in Oregon (dark honey fungus, Armillaria ostoyae) which extends over 4 sq miles!

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Why yes, I do actually have no idea what I'm doing. How could you tell ?

Iridescent Erjiecaris go brrrrr




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big thanks to & , not just for planning & running another great but also for sorting me out... Zoology, ecology, palaeontology, speculative biology, conservation & evolution with fantastic sciart & palaeoart (& aliens) thrown in.

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