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Endless Ocean Legendary Creature Mermay
Day 22: Grand Ancestor/Grand Composer.
Species the Legendary Creature is based on: Basilosaurus (prehistoric cetacean).
I was in good shape to finish this early, and then we had an unplanned family movie night with a 3-hour movie...
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Speaking of PCOS getting renamed, let’s take a moment to celebrate that medical scientists are actually allowed to change the names of their discoveries, because paleontologists can’t fucking relate.
Sorry, why did you name this whale “King Lizard”? They thought it was a reptile when they first discovered it? Ok well can’t you change it? No?
Hey why is this clade called “False Crocodiles” when it contains all crocodiles? Oh, it used to be classified differently and only included an offshoot of crocodile-like animals, but now it includes the entire crocodile branch of the archosaur family tree? So, now all crocodiles are false crocodiles? Uh huh. ok. great.
MERMAY DAY 6: BASILOSAURUS
What kind of vocalizations do you think the extinct whales Basilosaurus and Livyatan made?
Basilosaurus, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
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A few drawings, some old, some new. Experimenting with different styles is fun.
I really would like to keep this account alive, but in the four months that I've mostly ignored it, I did manage keep up a habit of not scrolling for countless minutes when I could be doing anything else instead. I bet I could find a good balance of both though because I enjoy showing off my silly doodles and interacting with people here occasionally!
might do some murder drones drawings later since it's been some time since I've drawn anything murder drones related
Plushes I made
Basiloterus husseini
Dinovember 2025 Day 2
Not a dinosaur, not even a marine reptile, but a cetacean. Marine reptile remains are rare in Asia (except for China of course) , but plenty of archaic cetaceans. This one's a very close relative of the more famous Basilosaurus, but it's only known from fragmentary remains (two incomplete vertebra).
"Fragmentary remains" will be a recurring theme this Dinovember.
Digital paleoart, Cintiq and CSP.
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