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box-of-chaooos · 1 month
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Fern dump.
Patch
Crayon art
Funkey design
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sequ0iart · 2 months
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no clue what's going on here
instagram | prints & merch
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yiippeeekaley · 8 months
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Had a sudden burst of nostalgia for these things (funkeys)
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These were the ones I had as a kid
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I'm just curious on what y'all would do.
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ryunumber · 8 months
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U.B. from the UB Funkeys Ryu number?
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U.B. does not have a Ryu Number.
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kaeirou · 2 months
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feeling..... funkey
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pikaglitch · 2 months
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Did anyone else love UB Funkeys when they were younger? They plague my nostalgia so bad
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radioactivetoad · 3 months
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Choose your own UB Funkey VERY RARE DISCONTINUED FAMILY FRIENDLY COLLECTABLES!!
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rubyfunkey · 3 months
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the funkey ^
im gonna start streaming comic and other art stuff again during weekdays very soon probably mondaaay (link)
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rabbitbvt · 1 year
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Feeling Funkey
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saritawolff · 7 months
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Patreon request for rome.and.stuff (Instagram), and my first plesiosaur (well, first since I was like… 10)
Pliosaurus funkei!
Pliosaurs were a family of plesiosaurs that eventually lost their stereotypical long-necked, small-headed body plan. Resembling the mosasaurs that would come much later, pliosaurs had short necks with large, strong jaws, and fed on fish, cephalopods, and marine reptiles. The type genus, Pliosaurus, contains at least 6 species. The first and type species, P. brachydeirus, was described and named by Sir Richard Owen in 1841.
Between 2004 and 2012, a new species of Pliosaurus was in the process of being uncovered. Before it was formally described or even named, news of this giant sea monster escaped into the general media and it was dubbed “Predator X”.
This Predator X prompted a media frenzy… there were articles estimating its size based on the fragments found so far, a 2009 television special on the History channel, and a segment in the 2011 BBC documentary series “Planet Dinosaur.”
Predator X was reportedly the “most fearsome animal ever to swim in the oceans!”
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When Pliosaurus funkei was finally formally described and named in 2012, it was found to be a bit smaller than the giant 15 meter long estimate being thrown around. However, it was still a very large animal, around 10–12 m (33–39 ft) long with a 2.0–2.5 m (6.6–8.2 ft) long skull. It also had very long flippers, probably to aid in maneuverability and speed. Analysis of Pliosaurus funkei’s skeleton show that it likely used its front flippers to cruise, only using its back flippers for quick bursts of speed when pursuing prey. Analysis of its brain case shows that its brain was proportional to that of a modern great white shark. So while it didn’t quite beat the Late Cretaceous 12–15.8 meter (39–52 ft) long mosasaur Tylosaurus, the Early Miocene to Late Pliocene 10.5-20.3 meter (34-67 ft) long shark Otodus megalodon, or even the modern day 11-16 meter (36-52 ft) long Physeter macrocephalus (Sperm Whale), it was still no doubt the apex predator of its time and environment.
Pliosaurus funkei lived in the last era of the Late Jurassic in the icy waters of Norway. Found in the Slottsmøya Member of the Agardhfjellet Formation, it would have lived in a cold, shallow sea rife with methane seeps. These methane seeps supported a high amount of diversity, and the Slottsmøya was teeming with ammonites, bivalves, gastropods, brachiopods, tubeworms, echinoderms, cold water sponges, and more. Many icthyosaurs and plesiosaurs would have enjoyed feeding on the plentiful invertebrates here, as well as each other. Pliosaurus funkei would have likely fed on other plesiosaurs like Colymbosaurus, Djupedalia, Ophthalmothule, and Spitrasaurus, as well as icthyosaurs like Cryopterygius, Undorosaurus, Arthropterygius, Nannopterygius, and Brachypterygius.
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0poolesketch · 7 months
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Any Funkheads?
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luc3mon · 1 year
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ub funkey
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gameboi420 · 11 months
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The bois
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piranhartist · 6 months
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Been way too long since making an animation rig for my own self just for the fun of it haha~ Based it off of some old tech toys I always wanted as a kid, + a purple tshirt with big cartoony mangos on it I remember owning and still kinda miss
Did this little loop to actually slap onto a playlist of Frutiger Aero music I made myself, but that wound up a back an forth nightmare to export so I am never doing that again probably
Not sure
was still a bit of fun in its own morbid way just to see if I could convince it tO export LOL
Full playlist is seemingly up now if wanna check it out! (will see if it gets throttled with copyright claims or not later pfht) https://youtu.be/VFPunwgLPSU
Commissions are currently open! Click here for more info~
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digitalfriend08 · 9 months
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XXX
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