#spinofaarus

[kadalsaurus]

Clearly wrong and innaccurate Spinosauropod

[impulseimpact]

spinosaur reconstructions are so weird and change so much trough time, and i love them, i absolutely love all of them

Ive added these creatures to my redbubble in quite a few products, i hope you like them https://www.redbubble.com/es/people/IMPULSEimpact/explore?asc=u&page=1&sortOrder=recent

[knuppitalism-with-ue]

Results from the Flocking #Paleostream Nothosaurus, Galottia goliath, Haya and Spinofaarus (it was his Birthday yesterday)

[rrhodes25]

For today's drawing... treating Spinofaarus like it isn't a meme taxon!

I could have done better on the painting job but I'm tired so 🤷

[cocobeanzies]

Spinofaarus Autismus

Introducing, the Newest Scientifically Accurate Representation of Everyone's Favourite Dinosaur: The Spinofaarus Autismus

Definitely worth staying up late on this thing

[pitta-the-italian]

Obligatory spinosaurus doodle based on the new irritator jaw paper

In life it would have looked like a wierd pelican and is the doodle on the right in my image.

[petitepaleoartist]

these edibles aint shi-

[kingcheezits]

[nocountryforiguanodon]

I don't often use my own art in memes, but when I do, it's usually something blursed.

[manglerfan]

Spinofaarus Is to the paleo community what fiddlebert Is to the pikmin community

[toarcian]

Drawing for the anniversary of "Spinofaarus"

[justgoji]

Spinofaarus vulgaris/vegatiacus aka Spinosaurus in 2030, our favorite paleo abomination.

[sonbat]

Seal but not seal

[veloci-raptor]

Flocking Together

Nothosaurus

Gallotia goliath

Haya

Spinofaarus

[madame-mongoose]

monnie what is the new spinosaurus controversy

Basically it's just every couple months a new paper comes out with very conflicting information on whether it was or wasn't a fully aquatic dinosaur. Recently a paper came out studying an Irritator/Spinosaurus jaw which discovered it's jaw was able to open similar to a pelican's. It also had a fast but weak bite according to the paper. Which backs up that it may have been semi to fully aquatic. Which directly contradicts the last major paper released that stated Spinosaurus wasn't an aquatic dinosaur and probably wasn't capable of swimming

[a-ceratosaurus-wearingcrocs]

I call this one "what if salmon just kept getting worse"