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GulopithecuZ
@gulop1th3cuz.bsky.social
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Media/Art, Zoology, Anthropology, and Spec-Evo Enthusiast.

He/Him, 26 yrs

May or may not be a megatheriid sloth trapped in the modern day.
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ferrutxoart.bsky.social
A herd of Rhabdodon moves through the forest in its search for food. It is a fairly generalist herbivore that does not hesitate to feed on almost any kind of low vegetation. Its relatively large size requires a higher consumption, which makes it less selective than its smaller thin-snouted relatives
November 13, 2025 at 8:12 PM
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ferrutxoart.bsky.social
Night falls in a forest at the end of the Jurassic, and a group of Eousdryosaurus leave their daytime shelter to begin their period of activity. Small and defenseless, this ornithopod has acquired nocturnal habits, where, sheltered by the darkness, its large eyes allow it to monitor its surroundings
November 8, 2025 at 12:32 PM
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incnaturalist.bsky.social
Unexpected find when night walking. 2 Motoro stingrays (Potamotrygon motoro) in a narrow, shallow drain no more than 20cm (8”) wide. A beautiful and fascinating fish. The invasive Motoro is native to the Amazon River but was released here in Singapore by hobbyists.
November 14, 2025 at 12:14 AM
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kristkc.bsky.social
Today, I was seeing a lot of things that were quite upsetting for me.

Could you all show me there is still humanity?

Show me something you made.

Art, doodles, food, music, crafts, whatever. Whatever skill you are at it, show me! You are amazing for making things.

SFW only - No Al generation.
November 14, 2025 at 12:59 AM
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neoncrayon.bsky.social
COLLAB STREAM WITH @drinkyourvegetable.bsky.social !! RIGHT NEOW!! COME SAY HI!! WE'RE ARTING!! 83

www.twitch.tv/neonpenworks
Rona giving you the big eyes Text: OMG HIIIIIIIIIIII HI HEWWO STREAMING RIGHT MEOW!
November 13, 2025 at 8:08 PM
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merbunny.bsky.social
“ugh it was just daddy issues the movie” MY BROTHER IN CHRIST ITS AN ADAPTATION OF FRANKENSTEIN
November 13, 2025 at 8:53 PM
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talesofkaimere.bsky.social
Some beak-heads for this Tuesday’s special episode!
November 13, 2025 at 9:24 PM
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dkvine.com
There's still more Donkey Kong Bananza to discuss! @justandre.bsky.social joins the #Kongversation to chat about the first part of Bananza's post-game story, specifically the return visit to Ingot Isle Cave-In!

www.dkvine.com?p=podcasts&s...
The key art to the Kongversation's "Donkey Kong Bananza: The Post-Game (part 1)" episode. Donkey Kong & Pauline (both wearing mining helmets) look out at the refurbished Baboomtown in the Ingot Isle Cave-In, complete with a golden Donkey Kong statue on its top.
November 13, 2025 at 9:33 PM
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dragonsofwales.bsky.social
For a small country, Wales has a surprising number of very, very cool dinosaurs.

Pendraig milnerae (Pendraig = “chief dragon” in Welsh) was discovered in 1952, not far from where I live, but only named in 2021 after being re-discovered in storage by Angela Milner and Susannah Maidment.

#SciArt
A digital portrait of a dinosaur with long scaly snout and short, coarse fibres covering its head and neck. Its head is shown lowered close to the sandy ground, possibly looking for its next meal.
November 13, 2025 at 8:26 PM
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fairyqrtz.bsky.social
Reply with your favorite yuri ship and I'll pick 4 to draw 💖✨
November 13, 2025 at 8:13 PM
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yutytyrant.bsky.social
🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Mammuthus exilis

From Late Pleistocene Channel Islands, the pygmy mammoth decends from the Columbian mammoths who colonized the channel Islands. Around 2 meters tall at the shoulder, they became extinct as a result of envoirmental changes and the arrival of humans
November 13, 2025 at 8:16 PM
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isaiahctorre.bsky.social
BONUS 2:

- Devonian scene (1976)
- Pteranodon (1976)
- Styracosaurus vs Tyrannosaurus (1968)
- Brontotherium and other Mid-Cenozoic mammals (1968)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
Scene depicting aquatic and terrestrial life in the Devonian. On the right, an Ichthyostega with a jet black body and white cream underbelly lies on the shore of an ancient stream surrounded by horsetails, clubmosses and other primitive vegetation. In the water below, three armored fish- Pterichthyodes (yellowish green fish, left), Coccosteus (dark purple fish, middle), Cephalaspis (brick brown fish, right)- forage along the muddy river floor. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976) Reconstruction of a Pteranodon longiceps with light brown, furry skin, a white underbelly, and pointed wings covered in hair-like projections, carrying a fish in its sharp beak. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976). Scene of a green, scaly Tyrannosaurus rex (right) and a brown sprawling Styracosaurus (left) engaged in a fight. The rex sinks its teeth into the shoulders/back of the styracosaur while kicking one of its hind legs at its prey. The Styracosaurus meanwhile thrusts its head and drives its nose horn into the side of the rex. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of "Earth Through The Ages" by Philip B. Carona (1968). Red-painted scene of a pair of Brontotherium (aka Megacerops) lumbering through a grassy plain alongside a pair of tiny spotted primitive horses (right) and an ancestral squirrel (left) climbing a branch. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From "Earth Through The Ages" by Philip B. Carona (1968).
November 13, 2025 at 5:20 PM
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isaiahctorre.bsky.social
BONUS:

- Tyrannosaurus (1976)
- Brachiosaurus and Brontosaurus (1976)
- Late Jurassic scene (close-up, 1977)
- Triceratops (1976)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
Singular illustration of an out-dated depiction of a scaly, green-skinned Tyrannosaurus rex standing fully upright with its tail dragging on the ground, its mouth open and drooling. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976). Two page spread of some out-dated depictions of the sauropod dinosaurs Brachiosaurus and Brontosaurus lumbering around and foraging in a Jurassic swamp. To the left, a uniformly bright green Brachiosaurus lifts its head and neck out of the water while devouring water plants. On the right, two grey, slope-backed brontosaurs make their way along the bank of the lake/lagoon, the one in the foreground trudging away with its tail dragging on the ground and leaving deep footprints. Above them in the sunset colored sky, two long-tailed pterosaurs glide through the air. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976) Scene of dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic of North America interacting with one another as they forage and hunt on a flat, dry plain as a dark thunder storm apporaches. A green and striped Allosaurus (front) rises to its full height as it prepares for a hunt. In the background to the left, two grey Brachiosaurus lumber about while two red plated Stegosaurus with eight spikes on their tails browse on conifers and ferns. Off to the right, three blue Camarasaurus amble along towards the stands of vegetation. This scene is meant to depict the then new concept that dinosaurs were warm-blooded and active, rather than cold-blooded and slow. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Science Year: The World Book Science Annual (1977). Singular illustration of an out-dated depiction of a scaly, light brown Triceratops with its head and horns lowered in a defensive stance. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976).
November 11, 2025 at 1:37 AM
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isaiahctorre.bsky.social
Some vintage paleoart by Alex Ebel (3/3):

- Plants of Long Ago (1976)
- World Encyclopedia Dinosaur Chart (1988 version)
- Woolly Mammoth (1976)
- Dinosaur Renaissance version of the Jurassic (Science Annual 1977)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
Illustration of a fanciful scene grey, upright-walking Certosaurus stomping through a thick tangle of ancient plants from different alongside giant cockroaches. The illustration is meant to represent the different eras through which plants evolved and how it affects the development of animals. Made by Alex Ebel. From Childcraft: The Green Kingdom (1976). A horizontal color-coordinated chart showcasing the sizes of various dinosaurs, and organizing each species by time period left to right from the Triassic (dark green), through the Jurassic (light green) and to the Cretaceous (beige). Though outdated by today's standards, the dinosaurs here are more in-line with the science of the time than before, with horizontal body postures, no dragging tails and generally looking/moving more active. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From a 1988 of World Book inc/Childcraft's World Encyclopedia. Singular illustration of a woolly mammoth. Made by Alex Ebel. From Childcraft: About Animal (1976). Scene of dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic of North America interacting with one another as they forage and hunt on a flat, dry plain as a dark thunder storm apporaches.. Two green striped Allosaurus crouch to prepare for an attack on a herd of brick-brown Apatosaurus/Brontosaurus. Three small turtles watch from beneath the large sauropods and theropods as they stand off. In the background, a pair of grey Brachiosaurus lumber past two red-plated Stegosaurus feeding on a stand of cycads, while three blue Camarasaurus walk along. This scene is meant to depict the then new concept that dinosaurs were warm-blooded and active, rather than cold-blooded and slow. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From Science Year: The World Book Science Annual (1977).
November 9, 2025 at 8:11 PM
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isaiahctorre.bsky.social
Some vintage paleoart by Alex Ebel (2/3):

- World Encyclopedia Dinosaur Chart (1985 version)
- Jurassic Dinosaurs (1980s)
- Cretaceous Dinosaurs (1980s)
- Eocene Forest (1976)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
A horizontal color-coordinated chart showcasing the sizes of various dinosaurs, and organizing each species by time period left to right from the Triassic (dark yellowish green), through the Jurassic (light green) and to the Cretaceous (cream/beige). The dinosaurs themselves are based on out-dated depictions, sluggish, entirely scaly and dragging their tails while either standing fully erected on two legs or walking on all fours with a sprawl. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From a 1985 of World Book inc/Childcraft's World Encyclopedia. Scene of various dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic period interacting with each other on a dry plain covered partly in ferns and cycads. A rust red and black-striped Allosaurus attacks a dark yellow, slope-backed Diplodocus as it thrashes its tail. A blue and white Camptosaurus rushes away, while three green and orange tail-dragging Stegosaurus forage along a ridge in the background. Another Diplodocus/sauropod rears up on its back legs to reach the leaves of a tree in the distance. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From a 1985 of World Book inc/Childcraft's World Encyclopedia. Scene of various dinosaurs and other animals from the Late Cretaceous period interacting with each other in a lush, green swamp as a nearby volcano erupts. In the background, a Tyrannosaurus rex faces off against a lone Triceratops. Two hadrosaurs wade and feed at the water's edge in the foreground, while a flock of Ornithomimus run off in the background. A possum-like mammal watches from a nearby broad-leaved tree, while a primitive snake and lizard creep along fallen tree branches. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From a 1985 of World Book inc/Childcraft's World Encyclopedia. Scene of some primitive mammals, including a six-horned Uintatherium and a weasel-like Oxylaena foraging and hunting along a shallow stream in an open forest of broad-leaved trees and grasses in the Eocene epoch. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From Childcraft: The Green Kingdom (1976).
November 9, 2025 at 7:55 PM
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isaiahctorre.bsky.social
Some vintage paleoart by Alex Ebel (1/3):

- Pre-Dinosaur Renaissance scene of the Jurassic (Science Year 1977)
- Triceratops Vs Tyrannosaurus (1976)
- Scolosaurus (1968)
- Early Permian scene (Science Year 1977)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
Scene of an upright, brick brown, white-bellied Allosaurus eyeing a sluggish rust red Stegosaurus and grey, water-dwelling Brontosaurus on the banks of a lake in a misty Late Jurassic swamp full of ferns, cycads and horsetails as a long-tailed pterosaur glides overhead and a volcano erupts in the distance. This scene is meant to depict older ideas about dinosaurs as dumb, sluggish, cold-blooded animals to contrast the (then) newer image of dinosaurs as active, warm-blooded creatures. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From Science Year: The World Book Science Annual (1977). Illustration of a high-sprawling brick brown Triceratops charging its horns into the thigh of a startled, upright-standing green Tyrannosaurus rex. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From Childcraft: About Animals (1976). Scene of a sprawling Scolosaurus with blue spiny armored skin and two spikes on its tail club perched over a rock over-looking a turbulent steamy volcanic Cretaceous landscape rumbling with earth tremors. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From "Earth Through The Ages" by Philip B. Carona (1968). Scene of two red-colored Dimetrodons attacking a group of grey-colored Eryops, while a pack of Ophiacodon bask in the sun nearby, along a shallow stream in an arid, sparsely vegetated Early Permian landscape. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From Science Year: The World Book Science Annual (1977).
November 9, 2025 at 7:55 PM
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puppianqueen.bsky.social
hex editor
#warioware #fanart
Digital art of Ashley and 9-Volt from WarioWare. 9-Volt sits in front of a desktop computer, next to a keyboard, mouse, and Nintendo 3DS. Ashley stands next to him with her wand, looking at the computer setup and saying, "Seems I've misunderstood what a hex editor is for." 9-Volt looks at Ashley, slightly confused.
November 9, 2025 at 4:33 PM
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funtastic.bsky.social
#PuyoPuyo • #ぷよぷよ • #フェーリ生誕祭2025
November 13, 2025 at 6:26 PM
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funtastic.bsky.social
#WarioWare • #メイドインワリオ
November 13, 2025 at 4:45 PM
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mermaidnerin.bsky.social
SpongeBob and Emmy making a snowman! Though I think SpongeBob is struggling to carry the heavy snowball for the head 😆 he'll have a much easier time decorating the snowman
November 13, 2025 at 4:48 PM
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gogomrdodo.bsky.social
DINOVEMBER 2025 - DAY 13: BARYONYX
(The original Captain Hook)

#dinovember #dinosaurs #dinosaur #paleoart #paleoartist #paleontology #sciart #prehistoric #prehistoricanimals #prehistoricplanet #baryonyx
November 13, 2025 at 4:32 PM
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ironjoebro.bsky.social
it’s that Kairi was born there
Raidou Episode 6: Secret of the Radiant Guardians
November 13, 2025 at 4:36 PM
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triloboii.bsky.social
A pair of American Mastodon chow down on a (slightly fantastical) pumpkin patch 🍂✨️

#sciart #paleoart
Digital painting of two fuzzy, dark brown American Mastodon eating pumpkins in a small pumpkin patch. The style emulated watercolor and pencil paintings. In the foreground the larger mastodon is leaning over to crush a very large orange pumkin with its weight, while the mastodon behind it snacks on pumpkin chunks. The forest around them is mixed with tall conifers and deciduous trees in various shades of fall reds, oranges and yellows
November 12, 2025 at 7:05 PM
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skysscribbles.bsky.social
☄️🌟Mother of the Stars🌟☄️
Rosalina looks SO good in the new trailer!

I wanted to give it a try just for fun! ✨
#Mario #Rosalina #SuperMarioGalaxyMovie #Nintendo
November 13, 2025 at 8:59 AM
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kosalart.bsky.social
Another one for #dinovember

Not exactly a dinosaur this time, but a yawning Inostrancevia.

It's tiring being top predator.
November 11, 2025 at 10:53 AM