CONGRATS NANOTYRANNUS FOR FINALLY BECOMING A REAL SPECIES!!! :DDD
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CONGRATS NANOTYRANNUS FOR FINALLY BECOMING A REAL SPECIES!!! :DDD

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what if.... you vibrated your throat patch at me...
... and we nuzzled each other's sensitive faces…
...and we were both t-rexes?? 👉🏻👈🏻
hahaha jk.... 😂 unless??? 😳
Jurassic World Chaos Theory Brainrot (PT. 2) I'm back! In anticipation of the fourth (and final 😭😭 season of Chaos Theory, enjoy some memes!
Artwork by @alldatfanart
Allosaurus figures reaction by @allodominus2009
1 week left 'til 4 years of waiting finally pay off
(Hyperodapedon art made by Gabriel Ugueto)

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I made another paleontology meme
Like 2 years ago @shadows-and-science-gone-mad made this masterpiece to commemorate the most frequently-obliterated theropod in media, Ceratosaurus.
But there’s a new mid-sized-theropod-that-cannot-stop-getting-bodied in town, which he felt was deserving of a sequel:
I've been too busy to post much this week. Have some old vintage comic/cover edits I've done:
Context: Thagomizer
(As far as I can tell, "honker" is what theropods were called in Turok Son of Stone. Which is appropriate.)
In classical physics if anything could break the light speed barrier, it would travel backwards in time (see: tachyons) which is why it's great Tyrannosaurus wasn't that fast.