Mar 15, 2025
This weeks lil (and big) guys are odobenocetops, saurosuchus, pterygotus, and argentinadraco
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This weeks lil (and big) guys are odobenocetops, saurosuchus, pterygotus, and argentinadraco
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Results from the Flocking #paleostream!
Odobenocetops, Saurosuchus, Pterygotus and Argentinadraco.
#Paleostream 15/03/2025
here's today's #Paleostream sketches!!!
today we sketched Odobenocetops, Saurosuchus, Pterygotus, and Argentinadraco
paleostream flocking 14th of march 2025
odobenocetus saurosuchus pterygotus argentinadraco
O is for...?
All of the O names in my Paleo Party! Are there any I'm missing? (I'm screaming, how do I have 10 O named critters and they're all facing the same way. This was 1000% not intentional)
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology…
A few more of my vignettes (rendered in 2021) for the book, called SEA MAMMALS, by Annalisa Berta. Here are Behemotops and Odobenocetops – two amazing weirdos.
WHALERUSS (Ice/Water)
The fifth of the six fossil hybrids, obtained from mixing the Mammalian and Piscien samples you get from PALEOLITO
It is based on Odobenocetops, a genus of toothed whales from the Miocene, and before anyone says anything, I know Odobenocetops had asymetrical tusks, but I prefer them symetrical.