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I just wanna read and yap and listen to Sleep Token 🖤
I just wanna read and yap and listen to Sleep Token 🖤
1.) The diversity of dinosaurs in Europe during the Late Cretaceous.
2.) Island rule. Which states that larger animals tend to evolve into smaller forms to adapt to the limited resources.
And overall just helped paleontologists understand more about the Rhabdodontidae family.
2.) Island rule. Which states that larger animals tend to evolve into smaller forms to adapt to the limited resources.
And overall just helped paleontologists understand more about the Rhabdodontidae family.
November 25, 2025 at 1:03 AM
1.) The diversity of dinosaurs in Europe during the Late Cretaceous.
2.) Island rule. Which states that larger animals tend to evolve into smaller forms to adapt to the limited resources.
And overall just helped paleontologists understand more about the Rhabdodontidae family.
2.) Island rule. Which states that larger animals tend to evolve into smaller forms to adapt to the limited resources.
And overall just helped paleontologists understand more about the Rhabdodontidae family.
The fossils themselves were unharmed due to them being so dense and heavy.
Don’t body shame my babies, they were just big boned is all.
Don’t body shame my babies, they were just big boned is all.
November 24, 2025 at 12:23 AM
The fossils themselves were unharmed due to them being so dense and heavy.
Don’t body shame my babies, they were just big boned is all.
Don’t body shame my babies, they were just big boned is all.
without downloading any new pictures, what’s it like dating you?
November 23, 2025 at 8:53 PM
without downloading any new pictures, what’s it like dating you?
Your favorite dino nerd reporting for duty 🫡
November 23, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Your favorite dino nerd reporting for duty 🫡
We also know that it was a relatively big spinosaurid as the few bones found were pretty large.
We also have a general idea of what is might have looked like as spinosaurids had a few distinct features. Like long arms and a crocodilian like snout.
But that’s about it. We need more fossils.
We also have a general idea of what is might have looked like as spinosaurids had a few distinct features. Like long arms and a crocodilian like snout.
But that’s about it. We need more fossils.
November 23, 2025 at 12:14 AM
We also know that it was a relatively big spinosaurid as the few bones found were pretty large.
We also have a general idea of what is might have looked like as spinosaurids had a few distinct features. Like long arms and a crocodilian like snout.
But that’s about it. We need more fossils.
We also have a general idea of what is might have looked like as spinosaurids had a few distinct features. Like long arms and a crocodilian like snout.
But that’s about it. We need more fossils.
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November 21, 2025 at 2:37 AM
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Among the bones found are, the pelvis, hindlimbs, and vertebrae. Unfortunately the skull and forelimbs were not found.
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
November 21, 2025 at 12:55 AM
Among the bones found are, the pelvis, hindlimbs, and vertebrae. Unfortunately the skull and forelimbs were not found.
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
It was likely feathered and roughly 3 to 5 meters (12 to 16 feet) or, 391 to 522 peas, long.
Special thank you to @becadreads.bsky.social for the weird units converter 😊
Halszkaraptor most likely would have been found in the Djadochta formation, but, its fossils were stolen by fossil poachers, and it went on a fun little adventure to Japan and Great Britain.
And eventually found its way to paleontologists.
Please enjoy this tiny raptor duck, it’s a cool one.
And eventually found its way to paleontologists.
Please enjoy this tiny raptor duck, it’s a cool one.
November 19, 2025 at 1:58 AM
Halszkaraptor most likely would have been found in the Djadochta formation, but, its fossils were stolen by fossil poachers, and it went on a fun little adventure to Japan and Great Britain.
And eventually found its way to paleontologists.
Please enjoy this tiny raptor duck, it’s a cool one.
And eventually found its way to paleontologists.
Please enjoy this tiny raptor duck, it’s a cool one.
MY SIGNED COPY FINALLY ARRIVED!!
I’M SCREAMING.
IT’S SO PRETTY OMG.
She’s so talented, not only are her books fantastic, but she does all the art.
This is my second book I have that’s signed, and I have another signed book from her coming next month and I can’t wait 😩
#booksky📚
I’M SCREAMING.
IT’S SO PRETTY OMG.
She’s so talented, not only are her books fantastic, but she does all the art.
This is my second book I have that’s signed, and I have another signed book from her coming next month and I can’t wait 😩
#booksky📚
November 17, 2025 at 2:49 PM
MY SIGNED COPY FINALLY ARRIVED!!
I’M SCREAMING.
IT’S SO PRETTY OMG.
She’s so talented, not only are her books fantastic, but she does all the art.
This is my second book I have that’s signed, and I have another signed book from her coming next month and I can’t wait 😩
#booksky📚
I’M SCREAMING.
IT’S SO PRETTY OMG.
She’s so talented, not only are her books fantastic, but she does all the art.
This is my second book I have that’s signed, and I have another signed book from her coming next month and I can’t wait 😩
#booksky📚
So many believe it to be a missing link between Saurischia dinos (lizard hipped like T.rex, Sauropodomorphs and birds) and Ornithischia (bird hipped like Stegosaurus and Triceratops).
This would make Chilesaurus a key in dinosaur evolution. Which is pretty cool.
The Frankendino of the Jurassic.
This would make Chilesaurus a key in dinosaur evolution. Which is pretty cool.
The Frankendino of the Jurassic.
November 16, 2025 at 11:49 PM
So many believe it to be a missing link between Saurischia dinos (lizard hipped like T.rex, Sauropodomorphs and birds) and Ornithischia (bird hipped like Stegosaurus and Triceratops).
This would make Chilesaurus a key in dinosaur evolution. Which is pretty cool.
The Frankendino of the Jurassic.
This would make Chilesaurus a key in dinosaur evolution. Which is pretty cool.
The Frankendino of the Jurassic.
if you see this post, do it too
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pronouns: she/her
height: 5'8”
shoe: 8.5
zodiac: gemini ☀️ virgo 🌙 leo ⬆️
smoke: nope
tattoos: uhhh, a lot 😅
piercings: 7
fav drinks: green tea, water, coffee
(quote reposts only ✨️)
pronouns: she/her
height: 5'8”
shoe: 8.5
zodiac: gemini ☀️ virgo 🌙 leo ⬆️
smoke: nope
tattoos: uhhh, a lot 😅
piercings: 7
fav drinks: green tea, water, coffee
November 16, 2025 at 11:02 PM
if you see this post, do it too
(quote reposts only ✨️)
pronouns: she/her
height: 5'8”
shoe: 8.5
zodiac: gemini ☀️ virgo 🌙 leo ⬆️
smoke: nope
tattoos: uhhh, a lot 😅
piercings: 7
fav drinks: green tea, water, coffee
(quote reposts only ✨️)
pronouns: she/her
height: 5'8”
shoe: 8.5
zodiac: gemini ☀️ virgo 🌙 leo ⬆️
smoke: nope
tattoos: uhhh, a lot 😅
piercings: 7
fav drinks: green tea, water, coffee
I love them so much.
I need the next book already 😩
I need the next book already 😩
November 16, 2025 at 1:54 PM
I love them so much.
I need the next book already 😩
I need the next book already 😩
November 15, 2025 at 6:09 PM
The lower half of the thigh bone and a complete tibia.
Now because we have so little fossil material, Quilmesaurus could potentially become a dubious dinosaur.
As we have no real way to distinguish it other abelisaurids.
That also means I don’t have much more to tell you about.
Tiny arms!
Now because we have so little fossil material, Quilmesaurus could potentially become a dubious dinosaur.
As we have no real way to distinguish it other abelisaurids.
That also means I don’t have much more to tell you about.
Tiny arms!
November 15, 2025 at 12:41 AM
The lower half of the thigh bone and a complete tibia.
Now because we have so little fossil material, Quilmesaurus could potentially become a dubious dinosaur.
As we have no real way to distinguish it other abelisaurids.
That also means I don’t have much more to tell you about.
Tiny arms!
Now because we have so little fossil material, Quilmesaurus could potentially become a dubious dinosaur.
As we have no real way to distinguish it other abelisaurids.
That also means I don’t have much more to tell you about.
Tiny arms!
The art in Blackthorn is so pretty 😍
(I will almost always take the dust jackets off books)
(I will almost always take the dust jackets off books)
November 14, 2025 at 1:54 PM
The art in Blackthorn is so pretty 😍
(I will almost always take the dust jackets off books)
(I will almost always take the dust jackets off books)
I don’t know why I continue to do these when all they do is call me out.
November 14, 2025 at 3:07 AM
I don’t know why I continue to do these when all they do is call me out.
Standing at about 1.5 m (4.11 ft) tall and was estimated to be about 5.5-6.5 m (18-21 ft) long.
Unfortunately we don’t know a lot about it as it’s only known from a single specimen, and the fossils found were of a few vertebrae.
It is unlikely that it would have been the apex predator.
Unfortunately we don’t know a lot about it as it’s only known from a single specimen, and the fossils found were of a few vertebrae.
It is unlikely that it would have been the apex predator.
November 14, 2025 at 1:50 AM
Standing at about 1.5 m (4.11 ft) tall and was estimated to be about 5.5-6.5 m (18-21 ft) long.
Unfortunately we don’t know a lot about it as it’s only known from a single specimen, and the fossils found were of a few vertebrae.
It is unlikely that it would have been the apex predator.
Unfortunately we don’t know a lot about it as it’s only known from a single specimen, and the fossils found were of a few vertebrae.
It is unlikely that it would have been the apex predator.
I’m such a slut for new books
November 14, 2025 at 12:03 AM
I’m such a slut for new books
His ancestors are calling out to him.
November 13, 2025 at 12:36 AM
His ancestors are calling out to him.
So could we actually get anything from this tail and have a Jurassic Park moment?
Unfortunately no.
While there was soft tissue found, there was no genetic material found.
But it is still a really find!
How cool would it be to find a whole dinosaur trapped in amber.
Sigh, a girl can dream.
Unfortunately no.
While there was soft tissue found, there was no genetic material found.
But it is still a really find!
How cool would it be to find a whole dinosaur trapped in amber.
Sigh, a girl can dream.
November 13, 2025 at 12:28 AM
So could we actually get anything from this tail and have a Jurassic Park moment?
Unfortunately no.
While there was soft tissue found, there was no genetic material found.
But it is still a really find!
How cool would it be to find a whole dinosaur trapped in amber.
Sigh, a girl can dream.
Unfortunately no.
While there was soft tissue found, there was no genetic material found.
But it is still a really find!
How cool would it be to find a whole dinosaur trapped in amber.
Sigh, a girl can dream.
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November 12, 2025 at 3:15 AM
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