#dinosaur park

[makairodonx]

Impressions of two different specimens of the centrosaurine ceratopsian Styracosaurus albertensis; the Holotype specimen that was found in the 1910s at the top, and specimen UALVP55900 (nicknamed “Hannah) which was discovered more than a hundred years later in 2015 and is a truly rare example of asymmetry in the skulls of ceratopsians and in dinosaurs as a whole, at the bottom.

[dinosaurnews]

“…at a news conference at the Prince George’s County park Wednesday, officials and paleontologists announced the April discovery of the largest theropod fossil in eastern North America, a three-foot-long shin bone they hypothesize is from Acrocanthosaurus, a spiny, sharp-toothed carnivore from the Early Cretaceous period ��� about 38 feet long.

The discovery of additional dinosaur fossils soon followed, a trove of prehistory wrested from ironstone and clay. More than 100 fossils, estimated to be 115 million years old, have been found so far in a dinosaur bone bed along what had once been a river. A bone bed is the term paleontologists use to describe a concentration of bones of one or more species within a geologic layer.

The finding ‘marks a fundamental, extraordinary milestone in the field of paleontology and opens a window into our ancient world and to the species that once roamed this land,’ Peter A. Shapiro, chairman of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, said at a news conference.”

Read more here!

[williammarksommer]

Dinosaur Park

Arizona

All The Time In The World

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Ektar 100iso

[fitsofgloom]

Life Is Sweet In The Belly of The Beast

[limnsaber]

Maybe listen to Dinosaur Park by Owl City and have a sense of wonder for the world

[radstarsaur]

Styracosaurus ("Spiked Lizard") is the best ceratopsian on account of the beautiful horned frill it had. Discovered in the Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta, it's believed to have been a herd animal, and lived in expansive wetland environments. While there is evidence of some ceratopsians having quill-like structures, I don't believe there's any evidence one way or the other for Styracosaurus. I think quill-like feathers are cool, so here you go.

[stingrayextraordinaire]

Aesthetic Moodboards // “Dinosaur Park” by Owl City

I won't ever prove statues can move, but I’d like to think they do.

(for @lobster-tales)

[hopecomesbacktolife]

🎶 would you still feel alone if your nightmares left / and they never returned home?

I'll say it now cause it's long overdue / whatever happens, I'll never forget you 🎶

[timmurleyart]

65 million years ago.🦖☄️🌋

[aclkplm208-blog]

Walking in the Dinosaur Park Formation

Welcome to The Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta Canada 75 Million years ago.

[platinumtimesbaby]

[makairodonx]

Chasmosaurus family on the move:

A mated pair of Chasmosaurus belli and their offspring head out in search of fresh foliage to earth 75 million years ago in what is now the Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta, Cananda, with the male at the left and the female at the right.

[nimbusofghosts]

Making a comic out of a song: Dinosaur Park by Owl City edition

This kind of ended up leaning a little towards being an illustration, but I think it still counts as a comic

I said Barney would love Dinosaur Park and by Georg I meant it

Ft. Logs, who promises to take him and Pugsley there when they have enough money

[snydergurl]

[bombshelllblonde]

IN DINOSAUR PARK

long after dark

I WONDER WHAT HAPPENS

✨THERE✨

[yolkyboy]

Whoever invented zoo tycoon games deserves so much head I'm on my knees man I'm in love with you