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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.

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Stronger Together!!

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What if dodos are just as bad at making nests as pigeons?

In fact, dodos are classified in the pigeon family. Their closest living relative is the Nicobar pigeon.

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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.

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 💖

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Send me to Mars with party supplies before next august 5th

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Super cool flocking this week with four very recently described animals! 7-25-25

Palaeocampa, Nektognathus, Wudingloong, Mirasaura

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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)

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Flocking 7-18-25 we are so back

Argentinosaurus, Wulong (and Sinotyrannus), Dorudon, and Temnodontosaurus

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Results of a mini-flocking hosted by yours truly

Shri rapax, Hyopsodus, Temnodontosaurus

7-17-25

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Velociraptor mongoliensis has captured a nice mid-day lizard snack in late Cretaceous Mongolia (75-71 Mya)

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Haven't had the motivation to actually draw for a while but here's some sketches of Eocyclotosaurus and Pentaceratops

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Hi! I just discovered your blog, and your art is wonderful!

(This question is extremely self indulgent, so if you need a facepalm, you can)

Do you like Mesozoic birds? They’re some of my favorite prehistoric animals. My favorites are the Avisaurids, such as Gettyia, Mirarce, Soroavisaurus, and Avisaurus itself. Also Avisaurus is literally the only reason I’d want to visit Hell Creek. No T. rex, no Triceratops. Just the birds.

(I draw them constantly and sculpt them and want to show you but your ask doesn’t support images and I am so sorry for asking you this I am not good with conversation :/)

I absolutely love Mesozoic birds!!! It's so fascinating to me how similar they are to modern birds while being so different at the same time. I haven't done as much research on them as I would like to, but I do have this awesome book!

I have drawn a few in the past, and one of these days I'll get around to doing some research and draw more of them. If I had to choose a favorite, (from my limited knowledge of them) I'd pick Hesperornis. Thanks for the ask!

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YES ABSOLUTELY THEY ARE BEST FRIENDS!!!

This is Bart

Bart loves you.

That's all.

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honestly this couldn't be more accurate. Dinosaurs do infect every aspect of my life and I can not get enough.

I have made a new UQuiz:

What your opinions on dinosaurs say about you.

Have fun (it's a long one)

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This is Bart

Bart loves you.

That's all.

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Dilophosaurus wetherilli, an early theropod dinosaur from northern Arizona, USA during the early Jurassic period, known for its double head-crests. (And my personal favorite dinosaur!!)