Highlights from the Invertebrate Nipponites, Attercopus, Telephina and Gigatitan (yes, stupid name).

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ウナギっぽいパーカー…改良の余地はありそうですが、ある程度容姿は固まりました

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「おきゃくさーん、またきてよねーー!」

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TW: spiders / arachnophobia / tarantulas
Sero's full of surprises, nobody expected him to be an avid reptile and invertebrate keeper. Mina was particularly in love with his pink toe tarantula 🖤🕷️

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The anatomical of 1843 shows an of the thoracic arrived to erode the thoracic vertebrae. This image, lithographed by Battelli and associates, is taken from the of the French pathologist D. Jean (1791-1874).

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Hi I'm Pickles, I draw comics and lots of fanart and I have a webcomic but I haven't really... been working on it because I have a full-time day job at a polychaete lab

So I draw invertebrates and knights and invertebrate knights

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Tranks e seus antebraços

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OOOG, I will let u pick <3 Gentleman -> Cailem - Vertebrae -> Geovf :3c

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Who needs eyes in the back of their head? Owls can turn their heads 270° without repositioning their bodies! Multiple vertebrae in their necks compensate for eyes that can’t rotate.

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I'm using mode for this one WIP The tail is "1" vertebra with an array modifier attached to a bezier curve path

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So I’ve been experimenting with some watercolor pencils recently and I think I love them?? I painted a Splatoon OC and I’ve made her super into anthropology! Or, uh, vertibrology...? She likes anything that had a vertebrae and that’s all she knows!

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It's not even 9am and I've already swallowed a fly and trodden on a snail. Sorry, invertebrates everywhere!

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ステゴサウルス完成〜!
トータル6時間くらいかな!
肋骨の隙間から見える脊椎や恥骨を描くのが難しかった😖

I’ve finished drawing Stegosaurus. It took about 6 hours. It was difficult to draw the vertebra behind rib.

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NEW Spider Bandana & Invertebrate Fossil Bandana up for preorder, each in 2 colors! I'm really excited to introduce these new designs! https://t.co/U7XMQrW3jb

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New artwork for sale! - "Infinite Invertebrates" - https://t.co/kM75QPJuiU

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Lagenanectes richterae //

Living in what is now Germany 130 million years ago, Lagenanectes is among the earliest members of the long-necked reptile elasmosaurs. This 8 meters (26 ft) long animal’s neck may contain up to 75 vertebrae.

https://t.co/44T2yvJGU7

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Too short? Blame your intervertebral discs: https://t.co/ydV7T6IhUA

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Have you heard of Wendiceratops? Zuul? Adults: impress the kids in your life by learning about the newest discoveries from Curator Dr. Michael Ryan. Class includes a lecture & tour of the Vertebrate lab. https://t.co/zfwSE1TzUb

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