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Eagle Sharks of Kaimere.

These filter-feeding descendants of are quite common and successful, taking advantage of the bountiful plankton and small fish teeming in the oceans and shallow seas of Kaimere.

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The late André Keyser was faced with the problem of extricating the DNH 7 skull from an ant colony and tangle of plant roots. The pieces today comprise the most complete known skull of Paranthropus robustus

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Finally burnt out on cassettes, now making surrealism. Paleoart is inferior now.

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A Brachytrachelopan for from my raffle! I loved doing this chill guy 💚

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The travertine site at Bilzingsleben, Germany, has fossils from straight-tusked elephants, woolly rhinos, and macaques dating to an interglacial probably 400,000 years ago. The population left tools and remains of at least two individuals.

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Me: *Studying for my paleontology test*

“.... The coelacanth ...”

My mind immediately:

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Described by paleontologist Matt Lamanna, Notocolossus was a giant titanosaur from South America. Easily one of the biggest on record.

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i dont upload enough
heres some dinos i doodled semi subconsciously while watching youtube 👁️👄👁️
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An oc for once... and a character from a campaign I’m in! her name is Cagney Hall, a grad student studying paleontology and she um, dino-ed herself. Whoops. But she rocks it

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Results from the
Pegomastax, Mosasaurus, juvenile Barosaurus and Rusingoryx.

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The MH2 mandible is still being built, fragment by fragment, as pieces are recovered from Malapa and prepared in the lab. The skull of this adult Australopithecus sediba individual may be found within the breccia as well.

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T. rex may not have been as feathery as some would like but isn’t it wonderful to imagine it? Take this totally tote-able and tufty Tyrannosaurus everywhere with you.

https://t.co/0Gm1YtUXBM

Illustration by Franz Anthony

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i love the recent takes on the based on the newest fossil discoveries in 2020 & so i made this little piece to celebrate the big ol' crocboi!

"Onward, Bubbles!" ✨🦖🐊#paleoart

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KNM-ER 3733 helped establish that evolution was a branching tree and not a straight line. Alan Walker famously cracked the skull into three pieces with a chisel to remove the hard rock from inside, enabling reconstruction of the face.

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