Mar 17
Your daily fish #56
Longnose hawkfish - Oxycirrhites typus
They use their pectoral fins to perch on coral and rocks! Kinda like birds!
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Your daily fish #56
Longnose hawkfish - Oxycirrhites typus
They use their pectoral fins to perch on coral and rocks! Kinda like birds!
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Winter 23-24 sketchbook imagery
On Point, 2016
@ Caldas da Rainha, Leiria, Portugal
MAWS [2017]
Reuploading old stuff I did ages ago
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How to draw Animal Snouts
Credit: Etherington Brothers
this is the illustration for wikipedia's article on "snout" and i just think they're correct
Dinofact #97
Buitreraptor, a genus of small dromaeosaurid dinosaur, had some rather unique features among other dromaeosaurs. It had a slender, flat snout, which was extremely elongated, and its teeth were recurved, flattened, and grooved, and lacked serrating edges, both features which are atypical in northern dromaeosaurs.
Source: Wikipedia