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The zoo just got a mulgara!
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...
"Cretaceous Blue Moon," a composite artwork from 2013. A gathering of male Elasmosaurus show off their strength by lifting their heads high out of the water during a bloom of bioluminescent plankton.
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Oh these are actually my photos and video :D for the person asking about the sundew in the tags it is Drosera glanduligera. It is a really small sundew so it does make the isopod look slightly larger than it actually is.
Phreatoicidea isopods are so cool and underrated and I love them so much! They diverged from other isopods in the palaeozoic. There's another phreatoicidea isopod in the same area as the one in the photos that I have been desperately trying to find (definitely the most effort I have put into searching for a specific animal) for like 3 years now. Also, my friend and I are currently planning a trip for next winter into central australia to see another species of phreatoicidea isopods that live in arid mound springs!
And here is another, much smaller phreatoicidea isopod from alpine tasmania. There are also a bunch of records in alpine NSW but I couldn't find any there :(
hello I would like to show my favourite species of isopoddd
(pictures by trigonotarbida, from iNaturalist. idk how to post links with renames or whatever that action is)
it's called phreatoicopsis raffae and it's (along with another member of the same genus) the only member of the phreatoicidae (I might've misspelled that) to not be fully aquatic!
I really like it yayy
(gif, originally a video, by @syncaridans on youTube. it's longer but I can't compress it well)
I unfortunately can't find much information about it online
More photos of this silly guy :3
thanks for sharing! hes the pod for today :D
#the photo got inat obs of the day a while ago so I keep coming across it online and each time it's like omg my creature...#skipping all that year 12 exam practice was definitely worth it to find this thing...#your atar is only relevant once but weird isopod photo is forever or something...#ok actually I have a lot of weird isopod photos I should make a compilation post of them... once I have completed pathologic day 4
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Monterey Coast, William Frederic Ritschl, after 1911
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Grey headed flying fox with baby
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'The Blue Pond'. Hugo Henneberg. 1904.
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Started off as a fur shading practice then ended up as a dasyuromorphia poster (hence everything being extremely not to scale). Love these animals :).
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Doing a saltmarsh survey with her class and forgot to bring specimen jars... so she had to improvise. Dead crabs in her hair.
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Raptors would have been really silly, this is my scientific opinion
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m1=2.0 m2=2.7 m3=2.6 (solar masses) v1x=-3.335 v1y=1.852 v2x=0.755 v2y=-2.714 v3x=-3.264 v3y=0.182 (km/s) x1=-17.0 y1=13.0 x2=-21.0 y2=9.0 x3=-3.0 y3=-14.0 (AU from center) Music: Aurorae Chaos – Bourquenez
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