drew the mononykus from today’s ep to cheer myself up

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Just me and the baby pterosaur from episode 1 of this fantastic documentary.
I took one look at it and I instantly wanted to adopt the tiny things.

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Funny flower girl who is definitely not an owl!

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I’m about to go on a dinosaur thing but I’m allowed because it’s Prehistoric Planet week okay but mononykus my beloved !! look at this beautiful little bug eater (be kind is first )

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"No matter how bad things get on land the one thing you should never ever do is get in the water"

When I have been playing Beasts of Bermuda, I had the same situation

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The newest alvarezsaur discovery shown in is their great hearing! A study last year found they had similar inner ear structure to barn owls, which hunt by ear. Some modern termite-eaters like the bat-eared fox listen for prey, too. (📷 et al.)

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I managed to touch this up and finish it just in time for episode 2 of ! I got a lot of feedback about the forelimbs being too large (they were) so hopefully I've done this cute little fella justice with this version. :)

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Prehistoric art of when I tried my hand at adoptables, those are still for sale, by the way!

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No, I have not had a chance to watch and no, I was not hired by or affiliated with the production in any way.

That's ok though, I'm currently working on for

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Heyyyy my Elasmosaurus is finally relevant! Excited to see it on

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Not much I can say about how great Prehistoric Planet is that hasn't been said elsewhere so thought I'd just draw the bit that really stayed with me - Tuarangisaurus rooting for ballast stones.

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Loved today's episode of Especially the Tarbosaurus - here's my latest take on that amazing predator 🦖

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Are you watching

Continue to immerse yourself in the world of dinosaurs with Prof 's with 's breath-taking artwork...🦖 🦕

📗 https://t.co/IuaTrL3oMu

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Before somebody says: No, my Lytoceras sketch from Sunday is not me jumping on the Prehistoric Planet train, I already did glowing extinct cephalopods back in 2018. :P

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