Hemingwaya Reine

Hemingwaya sarissa is a small species of prehistoric billfish from the Eocene era. It's about 50cm long.

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Bagarius gigas, a large extinct species of sisorid catfish from the Eocene West Sumatra and Java. The fossil is fairly fragmentary, but it is estimated at 1.5-2m long, just like the extant Bagarius lica and Bagarius yarelli.

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Paleo Fact!

Sahitisuchus (Brave Vrocodile) is a sebecid from Eocene Brazil! It's believed to have been partially adapted for an semi-aquatic lifestyle! It had traits like a flattened and wide skull that is more akin to the skulls of aquatic- (1/3)

Art by Júlia d'Oliveira!

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Sarkastodon was a large meat-eating mammal from the middle Eocene, 40 million years ago. At 3m long and weighing possibly up to 800kg it would have been around the size of a very large polar bear! It wasn’t closely related to any mammal alive today.

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Eoconstrictor was an ancient boid snake that lived in the Eocene Messel Pit. Based on skull structure, it was one of the earliest known snakes with infrared vision.

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Paleo Fact!

Sebecus ("Sebek" in Latin) is a sebecid from Eocene South America! It's named after Sebek, an Egyptian God who is often depicted with a crocodile head! It's the type genus of the Sebecidae family and one of its first known members, being-(1/2)

Art by Joschua Knüppe!

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Georgiacetus from the middle Eocene ,took more time than expected on the water

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Most recent Wiki page I created deals with Gaffneylania, an Eocene horned turtle (Meiolaniidae) from Patagonia.

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The front cover for PALEOCENE The search for Sister continues, with a stunning realization. Join the mailing list to get early news about the crowdfunding campaign later this year: https://t.co/V1Q59Wvf5o

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Paleo Fact!

Megacerops (Large Horned Face) is a brontothere from Late Eocene North America! It possessed a distinct set of two blunt horns on its snout, with male individuals having larger ones than females did! It's speculated that the males- (1/2)

Art by Joschua Knüppe!

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Here's a WONDERFUL Lindre commission!! Fun fact: she's not used to the weather and heat above ground since she lives in the underdark.
🎨 from @/p2eocene

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First image is a spectacular illustration by the talented artist . Long ago in ancient Egypt, during the late Eocene, a pair of Arsinoitherium zitteli emerge into a clearing within a dense rainforest. Arsinoitherium may look rhinoceros-like thanks to the

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A submission for the server's diorama challenge !
A little glimpse of the Eocene Sangkarewang Formation, West Sumatra, Indonesia.


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oh look I've managed to survive another year of existing !
yay ig

anyways have this Waltonavis paraleptosomus ! a newly described bird from the Eocene London Clay Formation !


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first i wanna say

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anyway I'm throwing Eocene in the pot for extreme nasty, i think theyd be cute (awful). though i never finished it, putting in extra fucked up monstery eocene as my bid also 🙏 dom ofc

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Doing the ground sloth thing before there were ground sloths

Concept sketch of a pair of Barylambda, a large pantodont mammal from the Late Paleocene of North America

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Paleo Fact!

Hesperocyon (Western Dog) is a canid from Eocene North America! It's possibly the oldest known canid, with one specimen dated to be as far back as roughly 39-40 million years ago! But in spite of this, it looked very different from- (1/2)

Art by FabrizioDeRossi!

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