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Results from yesterday’s flocking paleostream
We have Mobulavermis eating a lancelet
A baby saltasaurus stuck in the ground
A Simurghia (my idea) family witnessing the first steps of their newest relative
Psilopterus and baby
Unfortunately I couldn’t capture the absolute skrunk of baby seriemas in the baby psilopterus
I mean look at these guys
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I'm so tired of people giving terror birds feathers! There's no evidence they did! We should draw them with scales until it's proven they had feathers, because scales are clearly the default for anything that doesn't have feathers! There's no evidence they had eyeballs instead of empty sockets either, but I draw them with eyeballs because I enjoy contradicting myself! Besides, they lived on tropical grasslands and were so big they'd clearly overheat if they had feathers! Okay, I acknowledge the fact that every member of the oviraptorosaur + paravian clade that we have integument of has feathers, but I think terror birds deviated from their ancestors for... no good reason, really! They just look silly with them; they look so much scarier being scaly and reptilian, and the appearance of living things is clearly dictated by how scary or mean I think they look! Furthermore, all feathered dinos lived in Asia, and terror birds were from the Americas, so that means they didn't have feathers! Right?
