I made prints for Dragoncon! Part of the sales will go to Voices Against Cancer (which Mr. Cullen supported during his life), and stock will be limited so stop by our table 537 at the Comic and Pop Artist Alley! #dragoncon #godzilla #optimusprime #print #charity

Trick or treat! 真実の口ごっこをしましたっ⭐︎

Prestosuchus

— Have you ever wished you could see a wingless megaspilid wasp? Now you can check it off your bucket list. Happy (early) #WinglessWaspWednesday to those who celebrate! 🤓 FYI, its body length is ~0.8mm — #NaturalHistoryCollections #MacroPhotography #FocusStacking #Megaspilidae

My favourite photo I took at the zoo yesterday

He thinks he looks intimidating. He just looks cute

Elevator🛗

social media but pirates

For people not aware: Lemuria is a spec evo project of the #paleostream community. It follows the evolution of organisms living on the fictional continent of Lemuria (fusion of Madagascar and India) from the Cretaceous to the Pleistocene. We are now in the Pleistocene

Dugongs are the most prominent grazers, but meiolanids, sharks and huge numbers of sea urchins are also keeping the plants in check. Some sirenians therefore also feed on hard shelled critters.

The vertical growth of so many seagrass species was enabled in many cases through gas filled organs, similar to kelp, that make the leaves float toward the surface. Another reason for their success in the symbiosis with several crustacean pollinators.

a large number of herbivores it never develops into a dense canopy, instead forming an underwater open woodland. The added verticality, similar to reefs, makes the seavannah an incredibly productive and diverse habitat with many species coming here to feed, mate and give birth...

Next in our Lemuria series is the Seavannah, a unique environment we crafted for the Pleistocene. Instead of kelp forests sea grasses take up similar niches in the shallows of the continent. Some species can grow over 10 m long leaves and thanks for constant grazing by...

For people not aware: Lemuria is a spec evo project of the #paleostream community. It follows the evolution of organisms living on the fictional continent of Lemuria (fusion of Madagascar and India) from the Cretaceous to the Pleistocene. We are now in the Pleistocene.

Btw. yes I wanted from the start the two lineages of large flightless marine birds to meet here and yes, these are whales, ambulocetids, not seal lions, which never evolved in this time line.

during the Oligocene which gave us also red beaches. These outcrops are also favored nesting grounds for a myriad of sea birds, vastanavids and vregatids chief among them. Nest robbers like certain crustaceans, rhynchocephaleans and noasaurs are also not far...

Here the result of the coastal Lemuria piece! Penguins, plotopterids and whales pile of the shores of Lemuria which is increasingly rocky on the northern shore thanks to the subduction up here. Many of the cliffs here are reddish in color due to the red corals that were common...

from 2022

It's amazing what giving a shit about your appearance and a fuckton of E will do for ya. 🙂‍↔️

Sneak Attack #Paldeashipping #Nemona #Arven #ペパネモ

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A long tapestry of rooks.

we’re really just doing anything

And heeeere's the video link :] Hope you guys enjoy! youtu.be/pngqN-nigNI

The Sims 3: YELLOW HOUSE

YouTube video by Delat

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