Arlo ☻
@feraldactal.bsky.social
Born in the 1900s
Unreliable narrator
Born to jest, forced to joust
Unreliable narrator
Born to jest, forced to joust
No, but now I am intrigued 👀👀
January 14, 2026 at 3:14 AM
No, but now I am intrigued 👀👀
It sure felt like I was.
January 14, 2026 at 1:39 AM
It sure felt like I was.
Again, none of those are an actual real life counterpart for the Indoraptor.
But if you squint, you can certainly find some similarities in them.
And in my professional dino nerd opinion. I think Megaraptor is the closest.
But if you squint, you can certainly find some similarities in them.
And in my professional dino nerd opinion. I think Megaraptor is the closest.
January 14, 2026 at 1:38 AM
Again, none of those are an actual real life counterpart for the Indoraptor.
But if you squint, you can certainly find some similarities in them.
And in my professional dino nerd opinion. I think Megaraptor is the closest.
But if you squint, you can certainly find some similarities in them.
And in my professional dino nerd opinion. I think Megaraptor is the closest.
Specifically with megaraptorids.
We have Megaraptor, which is known for its sickle shaped hand claws.
We have Maip considered to be one of, if not the largest megaraptorids we have discovered.
There is also Herrerasaurus, not a megaraptorid, but an early carnivore from the Late Triassic.
👇👇
We have Megaraptor, which is known for its sickle shaped hand claws.
We have Maip considered to be one of, if not the largest megaraptorids we have discovered.
There is also Herrerasaurus, not a megaraptorid, but an early carnivore from the Late Triassic.
👇👇
January 14, 2026 at 1:38 AM
Specifically with megaraptorids.
We have Megaraptor, which is known for its sickle shaped hand claws.
We have Maip considered to be one of, if not the largest megaraptorids we have discovered.
There is also Herrerasaurus, not a megaraptorid, but an early carnivore from the Late Triassic.
👇👇
We have Megaraptor, which is known for its sickle shaped hand claws.
We have Maip considered to be one of, if not the largest megaraptorids we have discovered.
There is also Herrerasaurus, not a megaraptorid, but an early carnivore from the Late Triassic.
👇👇
I took it as a sign to abandon my quest for grapes.
January 13, 2026 at 11:16 PM
I took it as a sign to abandon my quest for grapes.
Sending you and everyone there all the love. Whatever you need Jen, we’re here ❤️
January 13, 2026 at 9:21 PM
Sending you and everyone there all the love. Whatever you need Jen, we’re here ❤️
People have me mad today lmao.
January 13, 2026 at 8:23 PM
People have me mad today lmao.
The guys who claimed they were “nice guys” and got mad when they were turned down.
January 13, 2026 at 5:48 PM
The guys who claimed they were “nice guys” and got mad when they were turned down.
I would like to say that I too love Sage.
I love both of you, with my whole heart and soul ❤️
I love both of you, with my whole heart and soul ❤️
January 13, 2026 at 1:43 AM
I would like to say that I too love Sage.
I love both of you, with my whole heart and soul ❤️
I love both of you, with my whole heart and soul ❤️
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.
Because of insular dwarfism.
Insular dwarfism is a phenomenon where larger animals are isolated to island life and have limited resources and potentially a lack of predators.
Resulting in them evolving to be much smaller.
Magyarosaurus lived on Hateg island, and the top predator there?
👇👇
Insular dwarfism is a phenomenon where larger animals are isolated to island life and have limited resources and potentially a lack of predators.
Resulting in them evolving to be much smaller.
Magyarosaurus lived on Hateg island, and the top predator there?
👇👇
January 13, 2026 at 1:36 AM
Because of insular dwarfism.
Insular dwarfism is a phenomenon where larger animals are isolated to island life and have limited resources and potentially a lack of predators.
Resulting in them evolving to be much smaller.
Magyarosaurus lived on Hateg island, and the top predator there?
👇👇
Insular dwarfism is a phenomenon where larger animals are isolated to island life and have limited resources and potentially a lack of predators.
Resulting in them evolving to be much smaller.
Magyarosaurus lived on Hateg island, and the top predator there?
👇👇
I’m so happy Nanotyrannus is valid. They bring up so many new questions and I can’t wait to see what we learn from it!
January 12, 2026 at 10:44 PM
I’m so happy Nanotyrannus is valid. They bring up so many new questions and I can’t wait to see what we learn from it!
No because tell me why they were in the comments talking about cursing people with bay leaves lmao.
January 12, 2026 at 10:14 PM
No because tell me why they were in the comments talking about cursing people with bay leaves lmao.
“AI is influencing how the book industry operates.”
Yeah. And that’s a bad thing. AI hurts authors and no one with a brain wants to read AI slop.
“We recognize the environmental footprint of AI systems and we strive to minimize it.”
You know how you can minimize it?
By not using it.
Yeah. And that’s a bad thing. AI hurts authors and no one with a brain wants to read AI slop.
“We recognize the environmental footprint of AI systems and we strive to minimize it.”
You know how you can minimize it?
By not using it.
January 12, 2026 at 9:04 PM
“AI is influencing how the book industry operates.”
Yeah. And that’s a bad thing. AI hurts authors and no one with a brain wants to read AI slop.
“We recognize the environmental footprint of AI systems and we strive to minimize it.”
You know how you can minimize it?
By not using it.
Yeah. And that’s a bad thing. AI hurts authors and no one with a brain wants to read AI slop.
“We recognize the environmental footprint of AI systems and we strive to minimize it.”
You know how you can minimize it?
By not using it.
Hi new friend! Welcome! ☺️
January 12, 2026 at 8:56 PM
Hi new friend! Welcome! ☺️
Even the demons are horrified about what’s going on.
If her candles are calm, there’s no one around.
If her candles are calm, there’s no one around.
January 12, 2026 at 8:55 PM
Even the demons are horrified about what’s going on.
If her candles are calm, there’s no one around.
If her candles are calm, there’s no one around.