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If you wanted a Quadrupedal Carnivore Dinosaur, the Crystal Palace Megalosaurus was RIGHT THERE.

Here’s my take; Sarkovorax. It’s essentially a modernized Crystal Palace Megalosaurus reconstructed as a speculative animal that we will never find fossil evidence of.

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2023-03-12

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2023-03-12

SPECULATIVE ZOOLOGY TIME BABY!! ask me things about my teto's species of chimera (ft. old as shit ref in the 3rd pic I need to redraw so bad LMFAO) Can be about behavior, physical traits, etc etc! I'll link the lore masterpost below

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2023-03-10

The Crimson Maw, a giant (like 60-70ft) lamprey that evolved to live in deserts, mimicking watering holes by filling its mouth with stored water and then grabbing prey with two prehensile, toothed tongues.
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2023-03-10

For those not in the know, I originally came up with "BowerTyrants" as a relatively tongue-in-cheek look at speculative behaviors among large-bodied theropods. After all, bowers probably didn't fossilize...

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2023-03-08

I think this one might be purely speculative (?) but 's Sailor Moon inspired cosmetics are amaaazing and fit squarely in this world, too!

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2023-03-08

In the depths of the swamp, two Neon Beasts are attracted by the brilliant light effects, trying to get to know each other better.😀

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2023-03-08

Here it is: a speculative flying oviparous therapsid.

The wing membranes are supported by stiff collagen fiber rods. It is crepuscular, and primarily frugivorous.

Although this species' prominent tusks bear a superficial resemblance to Lystrosaurus, the two are not closely… https://t.co/8lXsbYgki4

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2023-03-08

tarascosaurus, with some speculative large scales

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2023-03-07

Noodle: Every year it seems like people are trying to create New Gold in technology, money, and the intersection between them. Everything becomes a speculative asset and creation occurs not for the sake of creation, but for the sake of potential future profit.

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2023-03-06

Making good progress on the book's fishing feature! and I have here a rather tasty fellow. Felt a bit bad when I wrote about it cooking well in its own oils. But adventurers deserve a good meal

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2023-03-04

Día 2 del culebrilla ciega come aves

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2023-03-04

Ceratopsian Horn thread a.k.a "How to use your head", Part 1

Doing another speculative biology run, and on one of my favorites no less. Ceratopsians are easily one of the "Big Six" archetypal dinosaurs which show up in almost all ensemble media, and there's little shock why.

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2023-03-02

Regaliceratops, Styracosaurus and Pachyrhinosaurus are my faves personally. (Yes I know Fluffy Pachy is purely speculative, No I won't apologize for loving the big floofy boy)

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2023-03-01

Creating AI generated art themed around fantasy, adventure and speculative science. Check out links in the profile to my and Instagram for more! Also, here's a probably leaving town after a busy night.

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2023-03-01

Daellash Juvenile - Based on garden and moray eels, these babies stick together until they're a little larger to slink off on their own.

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2023-02-28

Speculative Theropod Biology thread -
Behavior is one of those 'devil in the details' things about animals that can be so tricky to predict. There is very little skeletal wise to tell you alligators are good at climbing and yet they do it anyways, and surprisingly proficiently.

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2023-02-27