Werewolves!

Robots!

Mad scientists!

You want to pre-order Monstrous: Heartbreak and Blood Loss, so get to it while you can.

Let's get Monstrous!

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Thanks so much for the visibility! I’m Nick, scientists by day and indie game creature artist by night.

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Oh happy day! The patient queue to restrained freedom...

Thank you all who made it happen - to volunteers
We must continue to do our part too


Very proud of providing my two jabs

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Nice to meet you, I'm Piper, a scientific artificial intelligence programmed to substitute scientists in lab for dangerous experiments 💕
I came from year 2500 on request to study the golden age of vtubing.
In my free time I like to play videogames, sing and play RPG 💕

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'The neck's best thing'
Azhdarchid Pterosaurs, largest flying animals ever, had much longer necks than giraffes! have just observed a unique structure in vertebrae which 'spoked volumes' & made them possible.

: https://t.co/A6wzZyL8H3

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At , “Seeing for Yourself” will look at how artists/scientists have made hidden worlds visible from the 1500s on. The show will feature items ranging from Robert Hooke's “Micrographia,” featuring etchings of minute objects, to depictions of viruses like COVID-19.

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Mad scientists have it rough

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Among other initiatives, features Micro-Climate stories by acclaimed and renowned Everyone is welcome to submit a Micro-Climate story! https://t.co/qaSemsfs2M

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CRACKS KNUCKLES
Edward Hyde from the Glass Scientists
LOOK AT HIM - I love he....

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Ms. Casimir's pre-kindergarten scientists want to help protect animal habitats! With a 5x match, this project will be completed with $121! 🐘🐅🦏

https://t.co/xDE3houTtH

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Leading scientists finally did it the perfect waifusion, inko midoriya and rose quartz request waifusion

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The diplodocus, a large sauropod (long-neck), holds the record for having the longest tail! It sported around 80 caudal vertebra (wayyy more than any other sauropod); some scientists believe it could have used its tail like a whip to hit attacking predators

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It's hard to believe this magnificent animal evolved from Pakicetus, a goat-sized, four-legged creature that scientists recognise as one of the first cetaceans (the group of marine animals that includes dolphins and whales). https://t.co/MBZM83R2J8

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- our IOB open (https://t.co/b2KZ5iykfm) authors are also amazing and .

Spiro Sullivan's starling muscle & Suzanne Cox's Guinea fowl are just two of the amazing individualized covers for IOB.

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"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should."

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Robots!

Werewolves!

Mad scientists!

And plenty of steampunk, monster-fighting action!

Monstrous: Heartbreak and Blood Loss! Pre-order it ASAP!

Let's get Monstrous!

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Looks like Fuse found the one thing that’ll get these two scientists out of their labs.

Commissioned by the exceptional brainworms of

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Even eviI scientists must unwind!!!

Taldenris vibing and cooling off, in one of his spring outfits!! He even brought along his cool sunglasses too to help with his sensory issues and protect his wonky eye!

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