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A couple of Yunnanosaurus huangi enjoying their Saturday morning walk in China during the Early Jurassic

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Anyone here who's into Trilobites, i got a video for you

Based on the new trilobite soft tissues discovered in a Middle cambrian Morrocan specimen that's been buried in a volcano.

Full video on my youtube channel!

https://scitechdaily.com/truly-astonishing-discovery-of-500-million-year-old-pompeii-trilobite-fossils-shake-up-scientific-understanding-of-the-long-extinct-group/

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/381772319_Rapid_volcanic_ash_entombment_reveals_the_3D_anatomy_of_Cambrian_trilobites

Sources ^

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Bunga widuri, Calotropis gigantea on the side of a road.

I took some seeds, hoping they'll grow in my neighborhood. There were lots of Carpenter bees and I think those are red fire bug nymphs?

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Enjoy some spooky-coded lads for spook day🎃✨

Acherontia atropos - African death's-head hawkmoth Alaus oculatus - Eyed Elater Beetle Cyclocosmia - Ravine Trapdoor Spider

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Based and Pillbugged

Had a dream that I saw this ad in a paper

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Deep sea stroll finally done with this ^^ a little animation inspired from all the deepsea animal footages from  @mbari_news

also on Youtube:

Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7ZO9Hsu1lc

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Moodeng

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Haven't drawn 2D art in a while. Bristolia insolens from the Lower Cambrian 520 million years ago😊

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Unfortunately the Pentecopterus had taken a liking to my camera and ran off with it. So that's all for #HotAmmoniteAugust folks! And thanks for tuning in! Thanks to

@ddinodan for coming up with this art prompt, it ended up being super fun to do!

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Lituites (not Ammonites! Nautiloids) hiding behind some crinoids from a roaming Pentecopterus

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Under the cover of darkness, Nipponites come out to feed. Their shells contorting into Ox-bow bends make them clumsy swimmers

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Ouf of the way! The fast bois, Placenticeras are moving. These underwater frisbees and similarly shelled ammonites experience less drag during higher speeds underwater as their shell shape is more streamlined

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Rows of Hyphantoceras drifting near the sunlit surface

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Turrilites, looking for small prey in the sediments to swoop up. Love this tower boi. This genus is closely related to Mariella in the family Turrilitidae

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Harpoceras faces the direction of a juvenile Thalattosuchian (marine crocodylomorph), away from its blind spot. The scar on its shell shows it narrowly survived such an attack in the past

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Straying from the prompt list to finish rigging models from the other project. This flat dude is Artinskia artiensis, an older ammonoid from the Carboniferous to the Permian!