Feb 25
Ser Dunkleosteus the Tall
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Ser Dunkleosteus the Tall
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Forgotten silhouettes - Familiar places
Commission for @magmacannon of a Dunkleosteus riding a wave.
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Two linocut stamps I made for buttons!! Thought extinct, and gone but in our hearts 💙
do you want to hear about my favorite fish 🥺
of course you do!! it’s a dunkleosteus, it’s an ancient deepsea fish from the late devonian period, and it has an exoskeleton!! it’s about the size of a great white shark, and unfortunately it is extinct but it is so so amazing!! i’ll attach some pictures below :)
LOOK AT THAT THANG
anywayyy love ya! i watch your otter cam all the time how are they doing?? i love them so much ANYWAYS im rambling ily bye :3
Woah, that Dunkleosteus is mega-cool! We get why you love it—the armored head is pretty metal.
Our resident otters are doing well. We just welcomed two new otters—Willow and Suri—to the Sea Otters exhibit in April, and they are adjusting swimmingly! Make sure to say hi to them next time they pop up on the cam :)
I felt like drawing all my favorite fishes!!! Like. ALL OF THEM.
Coelacanth. Dunkleosteus.
Sunfish. Sacabambaspis.
Helicoprion. Anglerfish.
Hagfish. Lamprey.
Goblin shark. Psychrolutes. (Both are older drawings)