Drew a lovely, "flame-boyant" Blacephalon because I thought it would be fun. Could have been a bit more dynamic, but for what it is I love how it turned out!

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Some flank-butting Pachycephalosauruses this time :) One of my favorite dinos ^^

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No people, only animals. Here's a fictional cephalopod that I made just to draw something...

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day 9: blanket octopus!

this cephalopod is most known for the incredibly long webbing connecting its tentacles, a trait only found in female specimens!

males are only about the size of a walnut, while females have been shown to get up to 6 feet in length!

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Modern Dinosaur Attacks: Pyrocephalus obscurus

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Encephalon update! In which Colden continues to be unimpressed by everyone's incompetence. Check it out at https://t.co/YXshJkWt59!

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I was was challenged for my favorite pink characters and uhhhh
Cephalopd and bunni
Reply for me to assign a color to do this as well

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Presenting... the Cephalovore! This was such a unique commission for and I legitimately impressed myself with how it turned out.

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🔹Physarum polycephalum es una protista con diversas formas celulares y una distribución geográfica muy amplia, que incluyen las superficies de árboles en los bosques.
🔹P. polycephalum is a Protist with diverse cellular forms and broad geographic distribution, including forests.

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Aurore et Cephale

« Le peintre traite la mythologie dans une mise en scène de théâtre par un effet qu’accusent encore les couleurs plutôt vives et parfois artificielles »
https://t.co/MNHYPp0JyD

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Squid and all other cephalopods lack teeth, and therefore miss out on visits from the tooth fairy. But vampire squid--unique among cephalopods!--grow a second pair of fins and lose their first. There ought to be a fairy for that. 🧚🦑

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So...I heard is into cephalopods...?

Let's just say that octopus didn't start off sticky.

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✨el de (somniosus microcephalus) como su nombre lo indica vive en el norte del y alrededores de e
Dato: puede vivir hasta 400 años, siendo el vertebrado más longevo del mundo!🦈

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Until the end of the 19th century, scientists believed life couldn't exist below 300 fathoms. Then one pioneering expedition found strange and wondrous creatures in the deep. Here they are illustrated, the world's first encyclopedia of deep-sea cephalopods https://t.co/TDXn0DSzIO

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Think that's sufficient cephalopod.

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"Somewhere along the line I realized how interested I was in biology because it was the subject of all my paintings."

tells about her (mostly)

https://t.co/OwbGhrkMIr

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Hey cephalopod squad!! I'm SO excited to finally share the fancomic that i've been working on!! I'm going to be posting the entirety of chapter one throughout this week, and will start regular updates Chapter Two onwards! Check it out on tumblr! https://t.co/x8TynovDkD

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