#dino bios

[luca-web]

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Download do vídeo. 🤲🏻

[inthekpopland]

dino icons please

dino icons <3

[troythecatfish]

[chuova]

𝗈𝗅𝖽  𝗋𝗈𝗆𝖺𝗇𝖼𝖾  𝗆𝗈𝗏𝗂𝖾  🎬  ℒ𝖾𝖾 𝖼𝗁𝖺𝗇, my romantic partner in a very 有名 movie, this ムービー is going to be a  大ヒット

𝗋𝗈    ─    𝗌𝖾́   ✂️   the petals on the bed, your body pressed against mine, kisses all over my  목    our love.

𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗼  se você me pedisse uma estrela cadente, eu te daria, se você me pedisse para pintar a lua de ピンク, eu pintaria

영원한 것  🤞🏻   ー     it's my love for 𝗋𝗈𝗌𝖾𝖺𝗇𝗇𝖾  ♡ิ eternal and infinite, a feeling that will remain forever in my 𝗁𝖾𝖺𝗋𝗍

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[bycsc]

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[0028]

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[ho0ps]

♡ . . . dino (seventeen) users !

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- like or reblog if u use. with love, bea <3

[buster-loves-pr]

I think someone should get Javi another fish

[blorbologist]

i am HAPPY to ask about dinosaurs. my personal fave is the triceratops,, do you have any cool facts?

YES

Triceratops was a very weird ceratopsian - most of the derived members of this lineage have holes in their frills to make them lighter. You can see this clearly here; Triceratops is on top, the very closely related Torvosaurus below. (Figure credit Longrich & Fields, 2012)

You know what does tend to have frills without holes? Very young ceratopsians. Which lead to a whole stink about Triceratops potentially not being its own thing at all, merely immature Torvosaurus. Which does have precedent - Pachycephalosaurus and Tyrannosaurus both notably have specimens now strongly believed to be their juvenile forms instead of distinct genera. In this case, however, the issue has mostly been put to rest, due to other anatomical markers + old Triceratops and young-ish* Torvosaurus, but it still kicks up dust occasionally.

Speaking of babies, we have a very good understanding of how Triceratops grew! It went through many really weird phases, with the horns twisting and curving in weird ways. (Figure credit Horner & Goodwin, 2006)

Those horns were likely far longer in life thanks to keratin covering, like a rhino's horn or the shiny length of a talon.

They had extremely powerful beaks, though the exact selection pressure behind Extreme Chomp is still unclear last I heard.

It seems likely that they were less social than other ceratopsids, at least with our current evidence. Many other species are found in massive bonebeds, whereas to my knowledge we have only two small Triceratops ones, one composed of juveniles and the other being a bit disputable.

There were actually three Triceratops species, and two of them are known to have inhabited the incredible Hell Creak formation. We know so much about this ecosystem it's insane, it feels more alive and complex than many ecosystems decimated by human activity today. And that's all from fossils! Triceratops in particular is very common, but that might be preservation bias due to those stupidly heavy heads being more likely to get fossilized.

[isa-ah]

we’re going to start working on the cats vaccinations and bills of health for our immigration 👁️

[tiny-pteranodon]

me reading NCERT write the most incorrect shit about dinosaurs

and then coaching centrs will misinterpret it and write abhoorent stuff

no aakash dinos hadnt gone extinct by the beginning of creatceous wtf

[denebolablack]

I was obssesing over fics on ao3 and I found out that there's not a lot of fics about Dino Cavallone and Sawada Tsunayoshi's friendship.

THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE

I probably won't do nothing to change it, tho. But did that ever stop me from complaining before? Of course not.

[dreamdropcompanions]

meet Billie! here's a introduction / about him. we plan to make more for our plush paras. in our daydreams Billie is a large dinosaur and uses mobility aids.

[troythecatfish]

[lovehoned]

@soulmissed / gets a surprise thing

"his name's rex," she says, of the lizard-like creature that is currently running up her arm to sit on her shoulder. the lizard is looking quizzically at the boy, pressed to her neck for warmth. "he's a good guy. doesn't bite or anything." rex chirrups. "i'm talking about you, yeah." she looks up at auggie. "you can hold him if you'd like."

[nachosncheezies]

do you have a favorite dinosaur? 👁👄👁

Oho! What a question. :D So this took a while because I tried, I tried, to find my own pics, but I'm between computers rn and who the hell knows. Anyway.

The closest I've ever come to paleontology is the original Jurassic Park and some studies on evolutionary development/embryology/etc. I... can't really name any actual dinosaurs. 😅 Buuuut... I don't know, "dinos are extinct" kinda feels to me like just phylogenetic semantics tbh, so forgive and indulge me, imma be a chatbot-ass mf and give you a reply that sounds sorta relevant but isn't technically an answer to your question.

The most dino-looking creature I've ever laid my own eyes on:

Baby gannet. Wow! So ugly! You should see em before their down comes in!!! Paradoxically, so much skin on those skinny-ass bones! (I really, really wish I coulda found my pictures for you but you're gonna have to take my word for it lol) They sound pathetic too!

Other creatures I've been lucky enough to encounter that made me think "Fuck! Dinosaur!"

secretarybird

leatherback turtle (with person for scale idk who that is i found these pictures on a web search lol....and ok I've never actually seen a leatherback in the flesh but I've seen greens and dozens of different tortoises and terrapins and they're ALL dinosaury this gal's just the biggest)

Honorable mention for komodo dragon (which I have seen) and tuatara (which I sadly have not) esp. the latter for diverging from lizards something like 200+million years ago and PERSISTING. They don't call em living fossils for nothing.

So yeah. I don't know enough to have a fave but if you ask me there are still dinosaurs all around us 🦕🤗