It's been a bad summer for molluscs. https://t.co/pf3CMtfFjG

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New from => A possible home for a bizarre Carboniferous animal: Is Typhloesus a pelagic gastropod? https://t.co/2fbiQckW5h

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Table top at Petworth NT made of gastropod-rich limestone, probably the so-called Petworth Marble, a variety of Early Cretaceous Wealden Marble.

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The enigmatic Carboniferous organism Typhloesus has been reinterpreted as a mollusc and potentially a gastropod. Look at its little radula ('toothed tongue")!

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Another 'weird wonder' funding a home on the evolutionary tree of life? The Typhloesus had a mollusc-like radula and preyed on conodonts.

https://t.co/6WBXGb6QUS

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Recently I’ve been redrawing my starter designs to match my newer ones, here’s a comparison of new vs old (also minor smollusc redesign)

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Two people high fiving each other creating a psychedelic explosion in the middle of a library, digital art” by FriendlyMollusc

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Two people high fiving each other creating a psychedelic explosion in the middle of a library, digital art” by FriendlyMollusc

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Today's snail is the Molluscoid snail from Stellaris!(submitted by @/sammydessa)

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This why not find out about our shell collections and the curators who work with them: https://t.co/ERBV2CX7QO

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🥲. Having an allergic reaction to medication that's meant to make you feel better absolutely SUCKS. If I haven't responded to you recently, it's because I have decided to pursue my new life as an aloe covered mollusc 🐌. (Sorry for more nudes, but this was drawn in rage lol✌️)

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a soon-to-be-named new crocoboi >>

he enjoys diving for fish and molluscs off the coast of Anu'Kaya--it allows him to bring in more exotic catches that he can sell for a good profit to businesses higher up in the city.

hi-res and a speedpaint available to Patrons~

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We are happy to announce that, following our conference postponement last year, registrations for are now open! November 28-December 1 2022; Gold Coast, Australia. Check out all the details here: https://t.co/ZKZeAwWO27.

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Should we choose something flashy like Kaiwhekea or shark-toothed dolphins? What about the biggest like moa nunui South Island giant moa or smallest like a trilobite. Maybe something historically or scientifically impt, or something budding palaeos can find like a fossil mollusc?

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Mermay Day 27 - Blue Mussel
Also known as the common mussel, this familiar bivalve mollusc is found all over the world. Variation in the size and shape of their shells can be an indicator of environmental change, such as temperature and salinity.

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Great Power needs big Recovery

Week 4: Lake, Prompt: Witch

We met The Little Sea the first time in 2020 as she got her hands on the Mighty Magic Mollusc's Staff

See it on https://t.co/XVYRp0mbd0




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