#megalania

[alex-fictus]

M is for...?

All of the M names in my Paleo Party Cenozoic section! I have so many M names, I had to split them up into a few parts! Are there any I'm missing? (The Maned Wolf is often called a Living Fossil, so therefore they fit into the paleo party still. They are not extinct, no one panic)

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[mimill3]

megalania tribute

[chameleocoonj]

veryyyyy late flocking post :')

[princefluph]

3rd page lets gooooo!

[cypressure]

flocking 4/12/24 -- Balaur + V. priscus + Euparkeria + Styracosaurus

[the-dragon-girl-27]

Flocking drawings!

Balaur just sitting around

Megalania taking a bath

Styracosaurus looking at the sunset

a pair of Euparkerias nuzzling

[prairiegh0st]

Dinocember Week 4+

[cyborg-rainbowshark]

I’m so bad at drawing dinosaurs accurately ;—; I really tried I just suck at realism

[fossillad123]

[ Lania ]

" With the ability to do boosted damage towards poisoned opponents, Lania can pack quite a wallop when paired with the right teammates. "

[ppaleoartistgallery]

Paleostream 13/04/2024

here are today's #Paleostream sketches!!! today we drew Balaur bondoc, Varanus priscus (megalania), Styracosaurus, and Euparkeria

[alex-fictus]

Pleistocene Predators!

Arctodus - American Cheetah - Teratornis

Dire Wolf - Megalania - American Lion

Homotherium - Thylacoleo - Smilodon

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[bcstag]

Nobody got time for Gifts From the Sea 🐚

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Megalania 

Description: The Megalania was a monitor lizard, estimated to be 23 feet long, that went extinct in mainland Australia 50,000 years ago. However, some think the lizard is alive, mainly cryptozoologist Rex Gilroy, who claims the animal was responsible for livestock killings in 1890 in the town of Euroa. He also claims to have found a footprint in 1979.

[proflambeovt]

Paleovember 2023, Megalania!

Once again we dip back into Australia in the Pleistocene, a time when there were even MORE wild and dangerous animals than exist today. Last year we highlighted the marsupial lion, and while it had deadly killing tools, it was far from the biggest, or the only major predator in Prehistoric Australia; just one of them was Megalania. Scientifically known as Varanus priscus, is estimated to measure over 20 feet long, making it the largest lizard to ever exist, larger than it's modern surviving relative, the Komodo dragon, which also evolved in Australia before being limited to islands in Indonesia.

[dendadivis]

A newly finished Utah commission I did:]

[sherlocktheravencat]

Oh poop, forgot I paused this lil trend

Uhhh