#smilodon

[fossillad123]

[ Smilo ]

" With FP Plus and amazing support effects, Smilo is the only vivosaur that can add 90% to an ally's Defense and Speed. "

[xenofiction-design-project]

TIL that there's an '80s movie where they portrayed Smilodon by sticking actual fake teeth onto actual live lions.

[sticksandsharks]

little cenozoic guys

(hyaenodon, langstonia, smilodon, dromornithidae, stegotetrabelodon, glyptodon, moropus)

[momopatchi]

Various Paleobido character designs and doodles

[everydaylouie]

Smilodon 🐱

[morggo]

Smilodon

Second illustration for my campaign. Will be available as a signed print when you pledge to my Prehistoric Pins Kickstarter campaign.

[palaeosinensis]

Testing out some small block print square ideas. I’ve got some rubber scraps to either use up or make stamps with.

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977)

[lowpolyanimals]

Smilodon from TierZoo

[theoldbone]

If I only had 1600.00 to spend on pretty things.

Agate carved Smilodon

https://www.skullis.com/4-8-Premium-Brazilian-Agate-Carved-Crystal-Smilodon-SABER-TOOTHED-Tiger-Cat-Skull.html

[wolfsteax]

Lonesome

[amnhnyc]

Smile like Smilodon, because it’s Fossil Friday! This saber-tooth cat roamed the Americas during the Pleistocene, and went extinct some 10,000 years ago. Scientists estimate that its signature teeth, which could reach lengths of 7 in (18 cm), grew at the rapid speed of .24 in (6 mm) per month—double the growth rate of an African lion’s teeth. To unsheath these knife-like canines, Smilodon could open its jaws twice as wide as today’s big cats. You can spot this fearsome predator in the Museum’s Hall of Primitive Mammals.

To see Smilodon and more, plan your visit.

[ljesak]

cleaned them up a lil bit

[t00thpasteface]

smile!

[momopatchi]

comic assignment about a dysfuntional butch garage band "PALEOBIDO"

[nazrigar]

It's July the 4th, thought I'd whip up something for my American followers, alongside a tribute to the paleontological contributions of the United States, though in Hawaii's case, it's also a case of just how human activity can make "modern" critters follow the path of the dead.

Guess the paleo critters if you can!