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2.4" Spiny Ceratarges Trilobite - Zireg, Morocco

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Liking some lichen as I progress through my Ornitholestes progress.

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This animation from my biology class of a parasaurolophus eating leaves is so fucking cute and then the asteroid comes and they opacity fade away meme

#parasaurolophus #paleontology #I love how there’s a dimetrodon back there in the Cretaceous lol

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Skin and color pattern of 125-million-year-old crocodile revealed by extraordinary fossil from the Pyrenees

A new study describes, for the first time in detail, the soft tissues preserved in Montsecosuchus depereti, a Lower Cretaceous crocodylomorph from the Pedrera de Meià site in the province of Lleida (Catalonia, Spain).

https://phys.org/news/2026-06-skin-pattern-million-year-crocodile.html

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World’s most dangerous bird has bizarre, glowing headgear

Structures on cassowaries’ skulls fluoresce under UV light, hinting at a hidden visual signal

Often labeled “the world’s most dangerous birds,” cassowaries just got even more intriguing. The aggressive, flightless birds have structures on top of their heads called casques, the purpose of which has long confused scientists. To the human eye, casques look fairly plain—but new research published last month in Scientific Reports finds this headgear fluoresces under ultraviolet (UV) light, possibly aiding the birds’ visual displays...

Read more: https://www.science.org/content/article/world-s-most-dangerous-bird-has-bizarre-glowing-headgear

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really cute eurypterid moulting image from https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0031018208003246#sec8

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Two Earthlings (2009) by John Brosio

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Spinosaurus marshland ❤️❤️ Inspired by the Great Salt Lake.

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1.6" Ordovician Brittle Star (Ophiura) - Morocco

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Cold — ✧ Speedpaint ✧ Old art of one of my raptors. Don't mind the lower jaw. It's not recommended to pet her, she is friend-shaped but she may bite.

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✨ Unicorn ✨

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Fossil Water Strider from Solnhofen, Germany

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🦤 Dodo-studiën Amsterdam, J. Müller, 1917. Original source Image description: Historical illustration titled “Dodo-studiën” (Amsterdam, J. Müller, 1917) showing two detailed dodo bird head studies side by side. The left drawing (Fig. 25) depicts a textured, somewhat fluffy dodo head in profile, highlighting its large curved beak and textured skin. The right drawing (Fig. 26) is a finely lined close-up of a dodo’s head and beak, emphasizing intricate feather patterns around the eye and nostrils. Both sketches provide scientific and artistic insights into the extinct dodo’s distinctive features, including its robust beak structure and feather details. The illustration is monochrome on a pale background.

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Mississipian seafloor, University of Nebraska State Museum

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