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🦕 Extinct monsters and creatures of other days London: Chapman & Hall, 1910. Original source Image description: Black-and-white historical illustration titled “Models of Laelaps Restored” showing two detailed dinosaur models. One dinosaur is depicted in mid-air, seemingly leaping or attacking, with a long tail, textured skin, and visible claws. The other dinosaur lies on its back beneath, with an open mouth and raised limbs, suggesting a defensive or defeated position. The scene is set on a rectangular base, with textured ground beneath the dinosaurs. The image has a caption crediting the American Museum of Natural History and Prof. Henry Fairfield Osborn, dating from 1910.

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honestly i think im good without that thanks

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What? ‘Last Armageddon’ X68000

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From Godzilla's Monsterpiece Theatre, Tom Scioli, IDW (2025)

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Bizarre ‘Last Armageddon’ X68000

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1988 Dark Horse house ad for Godzilla.

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Last Armageddon (BrainGrey - PC Engine CD - 1990)  

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Creepy ‘Last Armageddon’ X68000

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Some reptiles shed their outer layer in one full piece.

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The time I opened an academic paper titled "parasitoid wasps" and read several sections about thermal temperatures in avalanche flow, wondering when the wasps were going to show up, before realising the file was probably mislabelled. "wow this sounds deadly and to think, the wasps haven’t even attacked yet"

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Oasis

Drew this cute Dilophosaurus during pride month!

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Aliens ‘Last Armageddon’ X68000

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GAMERA VS. JIGER (1970), aka Gamera vs. Monster X