Deinocheirus mirificus, a large humpbacked ornithomimosaur that lived in Mongolia during the late cretaceous period. It likely frequented wet marshlands, using its muscular arms and flat toothless bill to gather and eat aquatic plants.
#deinocheirus #dinosaur #paleoart
OUT OF CONTEXT BIFA QUOTES PART 2!!!!
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A mother woolly mammoth, Mammuthus primigenius, and her calf, watching the snowfall in late Pleistocene North America (~12k years ago) #mammoth #paleoart
Flocking 11-7-25
Nanotyrannus lancensis, based on a whiskered auklet (wasn't happy with the other sketches)
#nanotyrannus #flocking #backinhell
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Hylaeosaurus!! Dinovember day 3!! #dinovember #paleoart
"I'm so hungry I could eat an Iguanadon-" Dinovember day 2!!
#paleoart #iguanadon #dinovember
Decided he deserved some color (I probably won't do this for every day)
#dinovember #megalosaurus
Scrotum humanum- I mean.. Megalosaurus bucklandii!! The first entry for Dinovember 2025!
#dinovember #Megalosaurus
So interesting thing about these bats is that a tooth was found that they believe belongs to it and was found in sediment dated to about 1650 AD!!!
Halloween Paleoart!!
Desmodus draculae, a relatively large species of vampire bat from South America during the Pleistocene, about 30% larger than today's common vampire bat, Desmodus rotundus, specialized for feeding on Pleistocene megafauna #paleoart #halloween
Ambulocetus natans, a semi-aquatic whale from Pakistan, 48-47mya #paleoart
Pakicetus attocki, a terrestrial whale from Pakistan, 50-48mya #paleoart
Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix in March 2025 that she understood would only be released after her death.
120 years ago today, Henry Fairfield Osborn described and named Tyrannosaurus rex from the specimens discovered by Barnum Brown. Happy birthday T. rex!! #paleoart #trex
Deinonychus antirrhopus - getting used to digital art!!
Practicing digital art with Sinosauropteryx prima! A small compsognathid dinosaur from China, and one of the few dinosaurs we know the color of #paleoart
A pair of Zavacephale rinpoche, a newly described pachycephalosaurian dinosaur from the early Cretaceous (between ~121 - 100 Mya), lovingly snuggling on a clifftop somewhere in Mongolia. (And they're both girlssss 🫣🏳️🌈)
College is kicking my ass but it feels good to be paleoarting again
Special flocking this week! 8-29-25
Spicomellus! The early ankylosaur with newly described material!
#paleostream
The last unicorn of Madagascar - quick fun doodle of Majungasaurus
#paleoart
Flocking 8-22-25 WE ARE SO BACK
Carcharodontosaurus, Austroraptor, Dreadnoughtus, Razanandrongobe (his name is Razzberry)
Slowly getting back into the grind as a full time college student living on campus, I am so excited for the future.
#paleostream
MUTADON from Jurassic World Rebirth compared to YI QI #mutadon #jurassicworldrebirth #yiqi #paleoart
POV: you are a hadrosaur in Campanian North America, you went to the shore of the river to get away from the tyrannosaurs
This might be my last major post for a while since I'm going off to college next week!!! I'm excited and nervous and I'm going to be very busy 💖
Parasaurolophus walkeri, a large Hadrosaurid dinosaur known from the Dinosaur Park formation in Alberta, Canada during the late Cretaceous period (76.5-73 Mya), recognizable for its iconic crest which it likely used for display and for communication.
#paleoart
Today is my birthday (turning 29), which is the only time all year that I ask for a repost 🌿
I hope you get lost in fantasy worlds as much as I do 🔮
Super cool flocking this week with four very recently described animals! 7-25-25
Palaeocampa, Nektognathus, Wudingloong, Mirasaura
#paleostream
An unfortunate Argentinosaurus huinculensis has been separated from its herd and targeted by a pair of hungry Mapusaurus roseae. With their serrated, flesh-tearing teeth, they attack the legs until the massive sauropod can no longer escape. Late Cretaceous Argentina (~93 Mya)
#paleoart
Flocking 7-18-25 we are so back
Argentinosaurus, Wulong (and Sinotyrannus), Dorudon, and Temnodontosaurus
#paleostream
Results of a mini-flocking hosted by yours truly
Shri rapax, Hyopsodus, Temnodontosaurus
7-17-25
