#perhistoric

[berkeley-mews]

from john blair, building anglo-saxon england.

[reviews-sky-1]

New book review!

Children's Dinosaur and Prehistorical Animal Encyclopedia by Douglas Palmer

Link

[gauzyfruitcake]

Creature One from the adorable Murderbot/Gurathin fic, Littoral Zone By @rosewind2007 . A giant combination of perhistoric elephant, armadillo, and pangolin, that makes sand art and will steal your heart!

[anyonghalimaw]

GABRIEL UGUETO POSTED MORE PERHISTORIC PLANET CONCEPT ART ARE YOU GUYS SEEING THE FUCKING FRONT VIEW ON THIS THING 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

AGRUHAGOUGHNGRUGRN

source: gabriel ugueto @/SerpenIllus on twitter

[soupykappa]

My spider sona :)))))

I also like to think she’s uses her tail to move around. Also her venom gland is on her tail bone. Loves food and pretty much everything I do, I mean she is me lol. I do imagine her being sadder tho. Megalograptus is a perhistoric arachnid so not really a spider spider but like yes. Is also down bad for Miguel but who isn’t.

[spiritgenie]

if luz can have a snakeshifter, then I can have a sort of cat, fox, bat perhistoric hybrid for a palismen

[shakeysnake]

@perhistoric-reptiles

[stormakima]

This was such a fun movie! XD

[wayward-delver]

OMG!! THEY LITERALLY BROUGHT NIGEL MARVEN ONBOARD TO NARRATE THE PREHISTORIC KINGDOM GAME TRAILER!!!

(My childhood is now complete)

[onefriendeveryday]

Horseshoe - 18/4/2022

The hundred and fifty sixth friend. A little horseshoe crab. He's a member of a species that has been around for millions of years. His parents are always telling him about how their ancestors lived among the dinosaurs. Fossils of his distant relatives can be found today. A mass extinction event which managed to destroy most of the life on Earth but not his family. His parents say that they are strong. They should uphold the traditions of their ancestors who held on through all the challenges of life. They reminisce about days gone by and idolise the past. Horseshoe, however, wants to live in the present. He wants to change with the times and enjoy the moment. There were many good things in the past but there were also many terrible things. The present is flawed but it has its positives. He wants to enjoy what he has now rather than thinking about what his relatives used to have. He lives in the moment, regardless of what he family says.

[minecraft-inspo]

Another set of textures for my Vanilladendron resource pack for the Perhistoric Nature mod: The Carboniferous plant Macroneuropteris, from the extinct order Medullosales.

How do you like this new way of showing off the texture changes? I think it looks pretty clean, but I'd love feedback!

The new textures in the context of a carboniferous swamp.

I plan to have my first release for this resource pack after I finish the Carboniferous wood types. Hopefully that should be in the next month or so!

[thatkinfeelwhen]

Tkfw both your theriotypes are prehistoric and you try to explain to people how life was way back then but they don't believe you because you don't have any physical evidence >:ooo

[thriftrescue]

Switch and Go Dino Wooley Mammoth (?) at thrift.  Love these but definitely don’t need to collect them.  by vtech.

[lenle-g]

But len, how can you be mad at the platypus? They're so soft

i swear as a kid someone told me they were like, a perhistoric creature that went out when the dodos did. i had a plastic one i’d play with with my dinos in the bath and now i’m just realising they are actually still alive and i just WHAT

[mharu-dom13]

May I just point out for the people in the back? Just like really quick?

Humans have only explored like what? 10? 20% of the ocean? There is 80-90% of that shit we have no idea about because we don’t possess the technology or resources to explore it. All these beautifully terrifying creatures of prehistoric times, especially Megalodon, probably could still be lurking in the ocean.

And people wonder why I both LOVE and HATE the ocean (especially Megalodon, I love that big “perhistoric” sharky bitch”

The Titanoboa, is a 48ft long snake dating from around 60-58million years ago. It had a rib cage 2ft wide, allowing it to eat whole crocodiles, and surrounding the ribcage were muscles so powerful that it could crush a rhino. Titanoboa was so big it couldn’t even spend long amounts of time on land, because the force of gravity acting on it would cause it to suffocate under its own weight.