Arlo ☻
@feraldactal.bsky.social
Born in the 1900s
Unreliable narrator
Born to jest, forced to joust 🎭
Unreliable narrator
Born to jest, forced to joust 🎭
Show your lockscreen ✨
January 25, 2026 at 8:06 PM
Show your lockscreen ✨
I’m not actually Arlo, I’m actually an Acrocanthosaurus that managed to get internet access.
January 25, 2026 at 7:40 PM
I’m not actually Arlo, I’m actually an Acrocanthosaurus that managed to get internet access.
Similar to the lifestyle of Hippos.
We think this because of their build and that they would have lived in lush environments and likely frequented swamps and rivers.
But really no studies have come out about Lurdusaurus being semi aquatic.
And in my opinion, they are criminally underrated.
We think this because of their build and that they would have lived in lush environments and likely frequented swamps and rivers.
But really no studies have come out about Lurdusaurus being semi aquatic.
And in my opinion, they are criminally underrated.
January 25, 2026 at 2:35 AM
Similar to the lifestyle of Hippos.
We think this because of their build and that they would have lived in lush environments and likely frequented swamps and rivers.
But really no studies have come out about Lurdusaurus being semi aquatic.
And in my opinion, they are criminally underrated.
We think this because of their build and that they would have lived in lush environments and likely frequented swamps and rivers.
But really no studies have come out about Lurdusaurus being semi aquatic.
And in my opinion, they are criminally underrated.
Although, in 2024 another study came saying it might actually be an early Pachycephalosaur.
So, I got nothing 🤷♀️
Like I mentioned it was pretty small, only about 1 meter (3.3ft) in length, and weighed about 10-20 pounds.
So regardless of what they are classified as, they were 100% cutie pies!
So, I got nothing 🤷♀️
Like I mentioned it was pretty small, only about 1 meter (3.3ft) in length, and weighed about 10-20 pounds.
So regardless of what they are classified as, they were 100% cutie pies!
January 23, 2026 at 1:30 AM
Although, in 2024 another study came saying it might actually be an early Pachycephalosaur.
So, I got nothing 🤷♀️
Like I mentioned it was pretty small, only about 1 meter (3.3ft) in length, and weighed about 10-20 pounds.
So regardless of what they are classified as, they were 100% cutie pies!
So, I got nothing 🤷♀️
Like I mentioned it was pretty small, only about 1 meter (3.3ft) in length, and weighed about 10-20 pounds.
So regardless of what they are classified as, they were 100% cutie pies!
January 19, 2026 at 3:38 PM
I’m sorry, can we take a moment to appreciate the man that is Leon Kennedy? 🥵
Yeah, I’m about to be real fucking annoying.
Yeah, I’m about to be real fucking annoying.
January 18, 2026 at 12:58 AM
I’m sorry, can we take a moment to appreciate the man that is Leon Kennedy? 🥵
Yeah, I’m about to be real fucking annoying.
Yeah, I’m about to be real fucking annoying.
This is super cute 🥰
January 17, 2026 at 7:27 PM
This is super cute 🥰
Now the scientific community, even at the time, called this absurd and it was never seriously considered by paleontologists.
BUT!
Edgar Rice Burroughs (creator of Tarzan) did use the idea in Tarzan At Earth’s Core.
It features a flying Stegosaurus but in the book it’s named the dyrodor.
BUT!
Edgar Rice Burroughs (creator of Tarzan) did use the idea in Tarzan At Earth’s Core.
It features a flying Stegosaurus but in the book it’s named the dyrodor.
January 17, 2026 at 2:04 AM
Now the scientific community, even at the time, called this absurd and it was never seriously considered by paleontologists.
BUT!
Edgar Rice Burroughs (creator of Tarzan) did use the idea in Tarzan At Earth’s Core.
It features a flying Stegosaurus but in the book it’s named the dyrodor.
BUT!
Edgar Rice Burroughs (creator of Tarzan) did use the idea in Tarzan At Earth’s Core.
It features a flying Stegosaurus but in the book it’s named the dyrodor.
Imagine pissing me off.
A witch who uses dinosaurs in her practice.
Karma ❌
Jurassic Park ✅
A witch who uses dinosaurs in her practice.
Karma ❌
Jurassic Park ✅
January 13, 2026 at 2:05 AM
Imagine pissing me off.
A witch who uses dinosaurs in her practice.
Karma ❌
Jurassic Park ✅
A witch who uses dinosaurs in her practice.
Karma ❌
Jurassic Park ✅
Hatzegopteryx, a giant giraffe sized pterosaur that probably preyed on Magyarosaurus, or at least the young and/or sick.
And if you don’t think a dwarf titanosaurian sauropod is one of the coolest things ever, you’re wrong.
And if you don’t think a dwarf titanosaurian sauropod is one of the coolest things ever, you’re wrong.
January 13, 2026 at 1:36 AM
Hatzegopteryx, a giant giraffe sized pterosaur that probably preyed on Magyarosaurus, or at least the young and/or sick.
And if you don’t think a dwarf titanosaurian sauropod is one of the coolest things ever, you’re wrong.
And if you don’t think a dwarf titanosaurian sauropod is one of the coolest things ever, you’re wrong.
go to pinterest + search:
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January 12, 2026 at 4:20 AM
go to pinterest + search:
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Sigh.
This was bad.
First of all, the indigenous representation in this book was not great, at all.
Secondly, the idea of spooky stuff happening at remote cabin in the mountains was intriguing.
But the writing wasn’t good and the book was just so repetitive.
This was bad.
First of all, the indigenous representation in this book was not great, at all.
Secondly, the idea of spooky stuff happening at remote cabin in the mountains was intriguing.
But the writing wasn’t good and the book was just so repetitive.
January 11, 2026 at 9:03 PM
Sigh.
This was bad.
First of all, the indigenous representation in this book was not great, at all.
Secondly, the idea of spooky stuff happening at remote cabin in the mountains was intriguing.
But the writing wasn’t good and the book was just so repetitive.
This was bad.
First of all, the indigenous representation in this book was not great, at all.
Secondly, the idea of spooky stuff happening at remote cabin in the mountains was intriguing.
But the writing wasn’t good and the book was just so repetitive.
With plates and spikes down it’s body and tail.
Essentially these babies are just what you would get if you crossed a stegosaur and a sauropod.
Evolution is wild, and I love it for giving us these weirdos.
Essentially these babies are just what you would get if you crossed a stegosaur and a sauropod.
Evolution is wild, and I love it for giving us these weirdos.
January 11, 2026 at 2:04 AM
With plates and spikes down it’s body and tail.
Essentially these babies are just what you would get if you crossed a stegosaur and a sauropod.
Evolution is wild, and I love it for giving us these weirdos.
Essentially these babies are just what you would get if you crossed a stegosaur and a sauropod.
Evolution is wild, and I love it for giving us these weirdos.
Possibly for temperature regulation, or to support extra muscle like a bisons hump.
And extra fun fact, in Jurassic World Dominion we are shown Giganotosaurus, which looks way more like Acrocanthosaurus.
Which makes me believe that they were the original plan, but Giga is more known.
And extra fun fact, in Jurassic World Dominion we are shown Giganotosaurus, which looks way more like Acrocanthosaurus.
Which makes me believe that they were the original plan, but Giga is more known.
January 10, 2026 at 3:24 AM
Possibly for temperature regulation, or to support extra muscle like a bisons hump.
And extra fun fact, in Jurassic World Dominion we are shown Giganotosaurus, which looks way more like Acrocanthosaurus.
Which makes me believe that they were the original plan, but Giga is more known.
And extra fun fact, in Jurassic World Dominion we are shown Giganotosaurus, which looks way more like Acrocanthosaurus.
Which makes me believe that they were the original plan, but Giga is more known.
Kaprosuchus is a relative of modern crocodilians but not a direct ancestor of them. Any of the similarities they share with modern crocodilians are because of convergent evolution.
And while it’s not a dinosaur it did live along side icons like Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus and Paralititan.
And while it’s not a dinosaur it did live along side icons like Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus and Paralititan.
January 9, 2026 at 1:16 AM
Kaprosuchus is a relative of modern crocodilians but not a direct ancestor of them. Any of the similarities they share with modern crocodilians are because of convergent evolution.
And while it’s not a dinosaur it did live along side icons like Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus and Paralititan.
And while it’s not a dinosaur it did live along side icons like Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus and Paralititan.
(I’m actually crying, but still fighting)
January 8, 2026 at 5:00 PM
(I’m actually crying, but still fighting)
See Amargasaurus had these two rows of structures that ran along their neck and back.
Some think these sails would have been covered in keratin to form twin rows of spikes.
Although a more favored belief is that they would have been more of twin sails.
Some think these sails would have been covered in keratin to form twin rows of spikes.
Although a more favored belief is that they would have been more of twin sails.
January 8, 2026 at 12:55 AM
See Amargasaurus had these two rows of structures that ran along their neck and back.
Some think these sails would have been covered in keratin to form twin rows of spikes.
Although a more favored belief is that they would have been more of twin sails.
Some think these sails would have been covered in keratin to form twin rows of spikes.
Although a more favored belief is that they would have been more of twin sails.
Grimm looking to me wondering where the spare human got the audacity to touch him from 💀
#catsofbluesky 🐱
#catsofbluesky 🐱
January 7, 2026 at 10:07 PM
Grimm looking to me wondering where the spare human got the audacity to touch him from 💀
#catsofbluesky 🐱
#catsofbluesky 🐱
With it being the new year, let’s show off our lock screens!
January 7, 2026 at 4:00 PM
With it being the new year, let’s show off our lock screens!
They are the state fossil of Illinois.
The classification of Tullimonstrum has been a debate since it was discovered in 1958.
Whatever Tullimonstrum turns out to be, it’s discovery proves that the ocean has been a weird ass place from the beginning.
The classification of Tullimonstrum has been a debate since it was discovered in 1958.
Whatever Tullimonstrum turns out to be, it’s discovery proves that the ocean has been a weird ass place from the beginning.
January 7, 2026 at 1:58 AM
They are the state fossil of Illinois.
The classification of Tullimonstrum has been a debate since it was discovered in 1958.
Whatever Tullimonstrum turns out to be, it’s discovery proves that the ocean has been a weird ass place from the beginning.
The classification of Tullimonstrum has been a debate since it was discovered in 1958.
Whatever Tullimonstrum turns out to be, it’s discovery proves that the ocean has been a weird ass place from the beginning.
Ostrom even personally believed they had feathers, although feathered dinosaurs weren’t really accepted at the time.
The discovery of Deinonychus really shifted the way people saw dinosaurs.
Deinonychus are also what the Jurassic Park Velociraptors are based off!
The discovery of Deinonychus really shifted the way people saw dinosaurs.
Deinonychus are also what the Jurassic Park Velociraptors are based off!
January 6, 2026 at 1:41 AM
Ostrom even personally believed they had feathers, although feathered dinosaurs weren’t really accepted at the time.
The discovery of Deinonychus really shifted the way people saw dinosaurs.
Deinonychus are also what the Jurassic Park Velociraptors are based off!
The discovery of Deinonychus really shifted the way people saw dinosaurs.
Deinonychus are also what the Jurassic Park Velociraptors are based off!
introduce yourself with 4 video games!
January 5, 2026 at 11:51 PM
introduce yourself with 4 video games!
They have decided that you’re hotter than the asteroid that killed the non avian dinosaurs ☄️
January 5, 2026 at 6:45 PM
They have decided that you’re hotter than the asteroid that killed the non avian dinosaurs ☄️
The council is debating.
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January 5, 2026 at 6:45 PM
The council is debating.
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