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Maevarano Formation, Little by little the sun begins to set, signaling the time of rest for many animals, and even the largest predator begins to relax

I still have these two big plushies looking for homes! I've reduced them both down quite a lot, the dire wolf is now £200 and the big, 1/2 scale protoceratops is £380. I post worldwide from the UK, customs fees to the USA are included upon checkout and are pre-paid for easy entry to the USA. For sale over here: https://www.palaeoplushies.com/shop

I've made two Dire Wolves! Their names are Honey and Earl Grey. They're for sale over here; https://www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/dire-wolf I had great fun picking out the different fabrics for these two, Earl ended up with some really interesting combos that I hadn't planned when I sublimated his parts - I'd intended on making a frosted black and grey wolf but I just CANNOT turn my back on that short honey fabric. I used this really cool offcut for his mane and tail which is a gradient from honey to grey, and then I found this "african wild dog"-esque patchwork for his back. For honey, I ended up using a very old fabric from my stash for her mane and tail, whilst the tipped back fabric was picked up from Vinted as an "end of roll". I love mixing furs of different lengths and textures. I gave them "opposite" colour eyes, because I feel like they contrast this pair really well.

you can adopt them from my shop -> barks-bog.com

It's almost pride and I like pterosaurs

A new study published just a few days ago (https://peerj.com/articles/20794/) has completely changed our understanding of the facial anatomy and biology of one of Australia’s most famous dinosaurs. It shows that Muttaburrasaurus langdoni, which rivaled Iguanodon or even T.rex in size, didn’t possess a resonating chamber in its nose but a much narrower snout than traditional media depictions, a strong sense of smell, wide-ranging vision, low-frequency hearing similar to that of elephants, as well as a specialized teeth and beak for consuming tough vegetation.

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I've made two Dire Wolves! Their names are Honey and Earl Grey. They're for sale over here; https://www.palaeoplushies.com/shop/dire-wolf I had great fun picking out the different fabrics for these two, Earl ended up with some really interesting combos that I hadn't planned when I sublimated his parts - I'd intended on making a frosted black and grey wolf but I just CANNOT turn my back on that short honey fabric. I used this really cool offcut for his mane and tail which is a gradient from honey to grey, and then I found this "african wild dog"-esque patchwork for his back. For honey, I ended up using a very old fabric from my stash for her mane and tail, whilst the tipped back fabric was picked up from Vinted as an "end of roll". I love mixing furs of different lengths and textures. I gave them "opposite" colour eyes, because I feel like they contrast this pair really well.

Still in the works, but nearly done with this, then hopefully will have the tutorial up soon.

Chicken

Some close-ups of the dinos! The three layers broken out -- sky, land, and sea -- and some spotlights on my fave lil dudes, including the chonky and spiralsaw-jaw sharks, the toothy T.rexies, the not-so-Littlefoot, and an orange Nessie! (Pattern by UnaBuenaPieza.)

"It might be too late to say, but I love you so much."