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The actual reason behind the fossil record.

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This is probably one of the most interesting publications concerning the world of sauropodomorphs this year. Welcome to itaquii we need to found one of like this
https://t.co/W2nMtbwTqc

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・モササウルス
・ユタラプトル
・スピクリペウス
・プテラノドン

今年は沢山描きました~!
来年こそは新しい本を出したいです!

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You sure your new gastralia weren't for eating small children?

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and found that Euoplocephalus had convoluted nasal passages for heat exchange, like a radiator does. Little known fact, Euoplocephalus' nose also freaked out every single guest in its apartment, like my radiator does.

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Some say the fin-to-limb transition gave organisms a leg up, but I think it just caused more troubles afoot.

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Q is for quetzalcoatlus.
With the height of a giraffe, and the wingspan of a small plane, it was one of the largest animals to ever fly.

Illustration for extinct series.

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Signing off for Christmas. I don't have any festive so I'll just leave this snowy Yuletyrannus* (get it?) here to keep an eye on things. All the best for the festive season, whatever you're up to.

*It's actually Yutyrannus, but who can resist a good Christmas pun?

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Meme time!
(Art by Borsmenta on FA, awesome paleo shirt by )

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....And here the Batrachognathus sleeping in an ugly sweater and a Sinosauropteryx with a candy cane.

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Results from todays and yesterdays Today we became very festive and just x-massed everything. Even ammonites. Dactyloceras, Cerasinops, Dromaeosaurus and Vallesaurus.

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I have to give thanks to for giving me the confidance to draw my paleoart in my skill, instead of trying to do a realistic piece, which is far beyond my current skill level. Also do you think their would have been a cheek flap with mouth closed?

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Nothing to see here, just another mossy branch... definitely not something a pterosaur would find tasty

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