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would you guys like to see a real illustration from an actual published scientific paper? of course you would
link to the paper
Hey op kinda buried the lead. This isn't just some illustration. ITS THE ABSTRACT.
my mushoomb,, :D
one musruum..
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the U.S. Department of Cruelty has mandated that starting May 5th all lowland gorillas in Virunga National Park must be addicted to tobacco products to avoid drone strikes
I guess it's good that Virunga National Park only has mountain gorillas then
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I don't believe that "physiognomy" or whatever neo-phrenologist bullshit creeps talk about regarding how the shape of their skull can tell you anything about a person.
HOWEVER, when it comes to things that are NOT people, I do think there is something to be said for the fact that every single person who sees the skull of Udanoceratops comes away with the conclusion that this is the one dinosaur capable of malice and hate.
Western Hognose Snake (Heterodon nasicus), family Colubridae, Colorado, USA
Rear-fanged, mildly venomous.
photograph by Ian Breland
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Robert Hainard (1906 - 1999). Bialowieza. Color woodcut. March 9th, 1956.
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um actually there's nothing wrong with letting cats be outdoor pets. your cat is depressed locked inside forever. it's animal abuse. let it outside. more cats should be let outside more often. especially overnight.
Results from the #paleostream!
Cerrejonisuchus, Parabos, Argentinonectes and Bayanoteuthis
Pronghorns don't jump fences -- so they say...
Vintage Magazine Cover | Austroraptor
This was my part of a paleoartist collab! Based the layout off of Leyendecker's beautiful work - genuinely had so much fun with this one <3
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let’s get on mama’s last nerve
official mama post
Did you know that taxonomically there is no such thing as a video game?
a video game is actually more closely related to a camel than it is to a hagfish
cave lion from prehistoric planet compared to neolithic cave lion art
Semipalmated Plover Charadrius semipalmatus
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Crowned Lemurs (Eulemur coronatus), males, Lemuridae, far northern Madgascar
ENDANGERED.
photograph by Megh Roy Choudhury
Down to My Level
A South Island giant moa (Dinornis robustus) has turned the tables against its assailant, a young Fuller's eagle (Hieraaetus moorei). Her predation attempt has apparently gone horribly wrong; and with the eagle's broken wing, it's the moa that has the upper hand on the ground. Female giant moa were especially large compared to the males, and likely competed for them. Eggs were also enormous. They fed on a variety of tough or high-growing plants cropped with the bill. Their neck was usually held in a horizontal position, sort of like outdated depictions of Diplodocus and similar sauropods, but it could probably lift the head upwards if necessary - and necessary it likely was; as its primary predator attacked from above.
The Fuller's eagle is the largest eagle known to man. Potentially double the weight of the harpy eagle, its large claws were able to penetrate down to a moa's pelvis while hunting. It had proportionally small wings for forest manuverability, chasing, toppling and ripping at the moa until it died. Its prey was so proportionally large compared to it, in fact, that the Fuller's eagle had a bill more like a vulture because it was effectively doing the same thing and shoving its head into giant carcasses - that it made. Both of these animals went extinct in the 1400s, shortly after the Maori settled South Island. They hunted the moa; and their introduced rats would have destroyed their eggs. When the moa died out, so did the giant eagles.
