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Stegouros elengassen, a recently discovered dinosaur from Chile

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(Post based off of a post from @scuddlez, art on the left made by Katrina Yarbro, fossil on the right called fighting dinosaurs)

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For something a bit different, here's a silly little video of a silver gull hunting flies. The area had been hit by a storm recently which washed massive amounts of kelp and other sea weed onto the beach which in turn attracted enormous numbers of flies.

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“Whiteout”

A velociraptor mother does not see the threat looming just outside of her den.

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sleepy trex + her tiny bird friends :]

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Snowbound Solitude

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Una mañana tranquila en un estuario de hace 72 millones de años. Potencial raptor gigante Dromaeosaurido, Coahuila (México) en el Cretácico Tardío.

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Doodled some ornithomimid dinosaurs at work and decided to flesh it out more with my tablet at home. Gallimimus parent with some unruly offspring in a lazily drawn deserty environment (they were from late cretaceous mongolia). the colors of the parent are inspired by todays vulturine guineafowl.

under the cut is the original work doodle

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flocking time

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Asian Woolly-necked Stork (Ciconia episcopus), family Ciconiidae, order Ciconiiformes, Maharashtra, India

photograph by Ashish Sikka

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Do you ever just want to pet a Parasaurolophus

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Paleostream 6/04/2024

here are today's #Paleostream sketches!!!

today we drew Altispinax, Thyreosaurus, Ornithoprion, and Mapusaurus

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1. Alcidedorbignya

2. Gigantspinosaurus sichuanensis

3. Jaculinykus yaruui

4. Kaprosuchus saharicus

5. Limnosculus

6. Sarus crane

7. Dokkaebi

8. Elasmotherium

9-10. Compsognathus longipes.

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Tacarcuna Warbler (Jonathan Silfkin)

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the pinyon jay is a member of the corvid family found in western north america. they earned their name from their fondness for the seeds of pinyon pines, a large portion of their diet; otherwise, they feed on other seeds, fruits and berries, and insects. these are very social and intelligent birds, often living in flocks of around 250 birds. they are vulnerable due to habitat degradation and impacts on the pinyon line (their primary food source).

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who's a pretty bird