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Yutyrannus from "Tears Of The Mountain" #1/2

Foul beast

I was flipping through my gallery and stumbled across this absolutely sickass picture I took of two pterosaur skeletons at the ROM last april

Hold Shuvuuia gentle like hamburger

Dakotaraptor.

An adult, female Tarbosaurus makes a dash towards a potential prey item. Animals are drawn to this receding freshwater reservoir daily, and she, wisely, has learned to wait for her food to come here.

Stubby tailed T-Rex finds himself a mate!

Don’t mind me, I’m just going crazy over how perfect Prehistoric Planet is!!!

90 inches (228 cm) long, 57 inches (145 cm) wide, supraorbital brow horns each measuring approx. 36½ inches (93 cm) in length, nasal horn measuring approx. 7¾ inches (20 cm) in length. Height of 92½ inches (235 cm) when mounted on custom stand. Estimated weight of 441 pounds (200 kg).

 Coming across a large mammalian fossil while prospecting near the K-Pg boundary in the Hell Creek was not something I was expecting, but it was an exciting surprise nonetheless. The articulated vert and associated pieces likely belonged to a bison (and was not part of the Hell Creek), a tibia from a separate individual can be seen slightly on the hill to the back left.

The Hell Creek formation is home to some of the most famous dinosaurs, including T-rex and Triceratops. The images show a T-rex hunting a hadrosaur, Triceratops skull, and a Struthiomimus.

While on my recent paleontology excursion in the Hell Creek Formation, I took the time for some very pretty scenery pictures. The Badlands can be an incredibly harsh environment, but with the rain this summer, it was beautifully green.

I miss Montana. I highly recommend it and to volunteer for dino digs.

Spent 6 days in the Montana badlands, (Hell Creek Fm) hunting dinosaurs. Found a lot of fossils, most of which are triceratops. It’ll be a good while before everything I turned in is identified though.

5. Palaeosaniwa sp.

6. Tyrannosaurus rex

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