Mesozoa

Hey everybody! I’ve been wanting to do a giveaway for my followers for a while now so here it goes!

Rules

You must be following me. 

Likes and Reblogs both count

You must have pokemon X/Y

No giveaway blogs

Please don’t bother your followers..

If the winner doesn’t respond in 48 hours a new winner will be chosen!

The first winner will receive the first choice of 2 pokemon

The second will receive the second choice of 2 pokemon

And the third will receive the final unchosen pokemon

do you think wild pokemon dream of evolving, or is it something they come to understand once they bond with their trainers

i mean some evolve in the wild, sure, but do you think the ones that dont stare in awe and wonder why that can’t happen to them

but then a young kid finds them and decides that they should be friends

and that friendship unlocks their true potential and they’re just so happy to have found someone willing to help them achieve their dream

Hey everybody! I’ve been wanting to do a giveaway for my followers for a while now so here it goes!

Rules

You must be following me. 

Likes and Reblogs both count

You must have pokemon X/Y

No giveaway blogs

Please don’t bother your followers..

If the winner doesn’t respond in 48 hours a new winner will be chosen!

The first winner will receive the first choice of 2 pokemon

The second will receive the second choice of 2 pokemon

And the third will receive the final unchosen pokemon

Amazingly Vivid Dino Illustrations Reveal a Brutal Prehistoric World

Over its lifetime, Earth has hosted countless species. But some of those species, like the dinosaurs, have managed to claw their way into a special place in our imaginations. Now, a new book illustrates the dinosaurs — and many of the beasts of millennia ago — in beautiful, spectacular and vicious style.

In one illustration, tiny Utahraptors tear at the flesh of a much larger creature. Another shows a rather unlikely but fanciful encounter between giant megalodon and funny-looking platybelodon. A more serene image depicts a well-camouflaged little dinosaur sleeping beneath a tree in a lush, green forest.

The Paleoart of Julius Csotonyi, available on May 20, is a collection of artwork by Julius Csotonyi, an award-winning illustrator whose work lives in museums and in science papers. Csotonyi, who holds a PhD in microbiology, works frequently with paleontologists who need help bringing their fossil finds to life. Sometimes, though, he draws whatever comes to mind. According to Csotonyi’s parents, his first illustration, at age 3, was of a dinosaur. “It appears to have been intended to be a rooster,” Csotonyi says in the book.