Nov 8, 2025
Foggy morning in Late Pleistocene Patagonia.
Animals depicted are: Macrauchenia, Megatherium, guanacos, patagonian mara, crested caracara.
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Foggy morning in Late Pleistocene Patagonia.
Animals depicted are: Macrauchenia, Megatherium, guanacos, patagonian mara, crested caracara.
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M is for...?
All of the M names in my Paleo Party Cenozoic section! I have so many M names, I had to split them up into a few parts! Are there any I'm missing? (The Maned Wolf is often called a Living Fossil, so therefore they fit into the paleo party still. They are not extinct, no one panic)
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Here's something i started last spring and left in a drawer to gather dust until now basically, last spring I played through the original Zoo tycoon (One of my big childhood games) and I wanted to paint all the prehistoric critters in the Dinosaur digs expansion. Went for more accurate reconstruction, but with game-based coloration.
Phenacodus & Macrauchenia Patachonica ∼ AMNH
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Macrauchenia.
Image taken from the book: The Rise Of The Mammals, by Dr. Michael Benton, 1991.
Illustrations by Graham Rosewarne, Jim Robins, Janos Marffy, Sally Launder and David Kemp.
*This interpretation of this animal may be outdated. 
Was bored and I also wanted to draw the BB elite four so I drew them with Cenozoic South American Megafauna because why not.
Marcy the macrauchenia walking through her lush cerrado home.