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I'm always impressed with the reconstructions made by the Kennis brothers, they have such character.
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Prehistoric woman from Belgium gets a face and a name
In Dinant, Wallonia, scientists from Ghent University (UGent) and artists have presented a reconstruction of the face and living environment of a...
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June 16, 2025 at 5:38 PM
I'm always impressed with the reconstructions made by the Kennis brothers, they have such character.
www.belganewsagency.eu/prehistoric-...
www.belganewsagency.eu/prehistoric-...
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The Cerro del Pueblo formation is not only our first Mexican formation but ALSO NO. 60 IN THIS SERIES!!!
I don't know why but despite being way less filled with animals I had some struggled with this piece. Off stream I actually replaced the whole water surface :P
I don't know why but despite being way less filled with animals I had some struggled with this piece. Off stream I actually replaced the whole water surface :P
June 16, 2025 at 6:13 PM
The Cerro del Pueblo formation is not only our first Mexican formation but ALSO NO. 60 IN THIS SERIES!!!
I don't know why but despite being way less filled with animals I had some struggled with this piece. Off stream I actually replaced the whole water surface :P
I don't know why but despite being way less filled with animals I had some struggled with this piece. Off stream I actually replaced the whole water surface :P
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Eight year old: Who is the pope?
Me: Begins to explain…
Eight year old, interrupting: “It turns out I don’t care about that.”
Me: Begins to explain…
Eight year old, interrupting: “It turns out I don’t care about that.”
April 26, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Eight year old: Who is the pope?
Me: Begins to explain…
Eight year old, interrupting: “It turns out I don’t care about that.”
Me: Begins to explain…
Eight year old, interrupting: “It turns out I don’t care about that.”
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Happy #WorldWetlandsDay!
Soras are the most common rail in North America and yet we rarely see them! They spend most of their time in the reeds and are very secretive birds.
This Sora is feeding her very young chick at the edge of the reed patch where they lived.
#Birds #photography #wildlife 🪶
Soras are the most common rail in North America and yet we rarely see them! They spend most of their time in the reeds and are very secretive birds.
This Sora is feeding her very young chick at the edge of the reed patch where they lived.
#Birds #photography #wildlife 🪶
February 3, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Happy #WorldWetlandsDay!
Soras are the most common rail in North America and yet we rarely see them! They spend most of their time in the reeds and are very secretive birds.
This Sora is feeding her very young chick at the edge of the reed patch where they lived.
#Birds #photography #wildlife 🪶
Soras are the most common rail in North America and yet we rarely see them! They spend most of their time in the reeds and are very secretive birds.
This Sora is feeding her very young chick at the edge of the reed patch where they lived.
#Birds #photography #wildlife 🪶
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For #FossilFriday, here's some #paleoart of a casual afternoon in the Early Cretaceous Wealden group, with iguanodonts, tyrannosauroids, polacanthids and sauropods making a mess of a watering hole. The mashed-up muds left by these animals can be found to this day in Wealden rocks. #dinosaurs #sciart
January 31, 2025 at 2:54 PM
For #FossilFriday, here's some #paleoart of a casual afternoon in the Early Cretaceous Wealden group, with iguanodonts, tyrannosauroids, polacanthids and sauropods making a mess of a watering hole. The mashed-up muds left by these animals can be found to this day in Wealden rocks. #dinosaurs #sciart
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some of my newest fakemons i made for lapeo: tasmukanik.com/wp/lapeo-reg...
regional species forms of Aurorus (Basaurus--Rock/Fighting) and Tyrantrum (Yutyrantrum--Ice/Dragon)
#fakemon #lapeodex
regional species forms of Aurorus (Basaurus--Rock/Fighting) and Tyrantrum (Yutyrantrum--Ice/Dragon)
#fakemon #lapeodex
January 30, 2025 at 3:47 PM
some of my newest fakemons i made for lapeo: tasmukanik.com/wp/lapeo-reg...
regional species forms of Aurorus (Basaurus--Rock/Fighting) and Tyrantrum (Yutyrantrum--Ice/Dragon)
#fakemon #lapeodex
regional species forms of Aurorus (Basaurus--Rock/Fighting) and Tyrantrum (Yutyrantrum--Ice/Dragon)
#fakemon #lapeodex
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Dusted off my old Microraptor rig for a nice little hour-long animation practice
October 22, 2024 at 5:58 PM
Dusted off my old Microraptor rig for a nice little hour-long animation practice
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Today’s show was my last at CNN. My closing message: It’s never a good time to bow down to a tyrant… don’t give in to the lies. Don’t give in to fear. Hold on to the truth… and hope.
January 28, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Today’s show was my last at CNN. My closing message: It’s never a good time to bow down to a tyrant… don’t give in to the lies. Don’t give in to fear. Hold on to the truth… and hope.
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If non-avian dinosaurs were still around we’d say “Big stretch” when they did.
January 26, 2025 at 11:25 PM
If non-avian dinosaurs were still around we’d say “Big stretch” when they did.
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I've got the go ahead to post concept art I did for the Video Game Prehistoric Kingdom. I helped with the design of their Palaeobotany system. First up are the ferns and trees from the 'Coastal' biome. Check out the Dev Diary below to see some of those plants as in-game models!
January 21, 2025 at 9:12 PM
I've got the go ahead to post concept art I did for the Video Game Prehistoric Kingdom. I helped with the design of their Palaeobotany system. First up are the ferns and trees from the 'Coastal' biome. Check out the Dev Diary below to see some of those plants as in-game models!
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ACT UP, 1990
January 20, 2025 at 7:55 PM
ACT UP, 1990