BLACK METAL IS NOT DEAD

Skull of a ‘Stygimoloch’ dinosaur (Stygimoloch is latin for “horned dragon from the river of hell”)  Found in North Dakota.

Maurilio Lima 

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Velociraptor “Speedy thief” Family: Dromaeosauridae Time: Late Cretaceous Location: Mongolia Size: 6.8ft long, 33lbs

Nearly complete skeleton of a subadult Gorgosaurus at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology

Quetzalcoatlus by D.W. Miller

I found one of the many books on dinosaurs I read all the time as a young kid, and came across a lot of Luis Rey paintings. I really love Rey’s artwork, and since I can’t seem to find any of these online I decided to put them up here for all you lovely people to enjoy.

Dracorex by Cheung Chung Tat

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A fossilized frog This critter was found in the České středohoří, Mountains of Bohemia, the Czech Republic. This is a well-known fossil locality, particularly for amphibians like this one; several species of frogs have been identified from these fossils. The rocks are Oligocene in age, over 30 million years old. The rocks in the area are a mixture of lake sediments and volcanic deposits, probably created in rift zones that grew in basins that formed to the north of the growing mountain ranges in Central Europe. Fine-grained sediment likely often washed downslope into lakes, burying critters like this frog and enabling preservation of even remnants of the soft tissues of the animal. -JBB Image credit: http://www.fotopedia.com/items/flickr-11207971 Sources: http://www.researchgate.net/publication/230093779_A_new_fossil_species_of_Polypodium_%28Polypodiaceae%29_from_the_Oligocene_of_northern_Bohemia_%28Czech_Republic%29 http://www.geologicacarpathica.com/browse-journal/volumes/60-6/article-502/ http://www.geology.cz/bulletin/fulltext/bullcgs200001007.pdf

'Granny's T-rex' The first NOGGINxBKLYNROSE collab, many more to come! @scroggins_noggin #origami #trex #digitalart #floral #dinosaur