#Dinosauria

[stavrosskundromichalis]

Patagosaurus fariasi and friends being very much Beach in the Early Jurassic of Argentina 🦕🏄‍♂️🌊

[makairodonx]

Why not start a new month of the year with a newly-discovered dinosaur species? Meet Lokiceratops rangiformis, a fantastic exemplar of the rich ceratopsian diversity in Laramidia during the Campanian stage of the Late Cretaceous. A 6-meter-long centrosaurine ceratopsian with a 2-meter-long skull, it lived about 78.1 million years ago in what is now Montana’s Judith River Formation and appears to be most closely related to the slightly-younger Medusacertops lokii from the same formation and Albertaceratops nesmoi from Alberta’s Oldman Formation. The three species all together constitute the newly-created subgroup Albertaceratopsini within the Centrosaurinae.

[kadalsaurus]

BlueSong Miku

[stone-cold-groove]

The diplodocus and its anatomy.

[thedragonboi]

“This bird looks like some kind of dinosaur”

Buddy Boy You’re Never Gonna Believe This

[tsaagan]

Animatronic Carnotaurus, Dinosauria, Oulu, Finland

[sombertide-0]

A fuzzy Archaeopteryx for tumblr uwu

[justgoji]

This looked better in my head I swear

[heather-rajendran]

I drew Yutyrannus huali, a feathered tyrannosauroid dinosaur which lived 125 million years ago during the early Cretaceous, in what is now northern China

[paleonativeart]

Day 11: Injury

A late Jurassic goniophilidid Amphicotylus milesi is unfortunately lost his tail to hungry Ceratosaurus for easily catch, but luckily to survive with injuries.

[stavrosskundromichalis]

Some hungry Abrictosaurus consors checking out a dried out river bed in Early Jurassic South Africa

[makairodonx]

Arm Lizards at Sunset

A pair of Brachiosaurus altithorax browse upon the Araucaria leaves while two Dryosaurus scamper by in the foreground as the sun sinks below the 155-150 million year-old landscape of what is now the Morrison Formation

[bestfictionaldinosaur]

BJ [Barney] vs. Old Buck [Deadsound's Dinosauria/Sauria]

[stone-cold-groove]

The diplodocus and its anatomy.

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

The Last Tyrant, episode Five of the Dinosauria Series, by Dead Sound

warning: you may cry