#Paleostream 23/05/2026
here's this week's #Paleostream flocking sketches!!
this week we sketched Yoshi, Tylosaurus (most of us drew Tylosaurus rex), Xianshou (mine is inside a speculative Weltrichia sp.), and Argyrolagus

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#Paleostream 23/05/2026
here's this week's #Paleostream flocking sketches!!
this week we sketched Yoshi, Tylosaurus (most of us drew Tylosaurus rex), Xianshou (mine is inside a speculative Weltrichia sp.), and Argyrolagus

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Sketches of a few Niobrara Chalk Fauna, from bottom to top: Xiphactinus, Hesperornis, Dolicorhynchops, Pteranodon, Archelon, Elasmosaurus and Tylosaurus proriger
Sketches of Therizinosaurus cheloniformis, the 9 to 10 m type species of the Therizinosauria and one of the strangest theropod dinosaurs of all time.
bulldog tarpon
Hesperornis and Co.
This is warm up art, i havent drawn in a month (wtf) so this looks insane sorry
My 25 years of palaeoart chronology…
Here's a closer look at the school of Caproberyx around a Tylosaurus skeleton, from the fish half of my large Western Interior Seaway mural (2021) for Children's Museum of Indianapolis, USA. Also featured are a Xiphactinus, Apsopelix, and a variety of ammonites.

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more noodling around
My Mesozoic is Teal!
Zuul crurivastitor - Plesiosaurus - Ampelosaurus
Xiphactinus - Saurophaganax - Morganucodon
Dakotaraptor - Pterodaustro - Atlascopcosaurus
Ichthyovenator - Oviraptor - Rugops
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It’s Fossil Friday! Let’s swim back in time about 85 million years to the Late Cretaceous Period to meet Xiphactinus, a gigantic predatory fish. This species could reach lengths of 17 ft (5.2 m) and was capable of swallowing a 6-ft- (2-m-) long fish whole!
The Museum’s Xiphactinus fossils come from Logan County, Kansas, which is home to 70-ft- (21.3 m-) tall sedimentary formations. Though that might not sound like an ideal home for an ocean-dweller, the entire area was covered by a vast inland sea during the Cretaceous.
Photo: Image no. ptc-6634 © AMNH (circa 1996)