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PERUCETUS COLOSSUS

When I read about this news, I was amazed. Actually, I'm working on a personal research. I want to create my own encyclopedia on whale ancestors. I'm really addictive to them. The more I learn, more I'm interested. So, if you have any recommandations for my readings, searchings, I'll take it!

Now that I know this new one, I can't wait to be able to read the official scientific article.

This animal could be the heaviest... EVER! More than the blue whale! Incredible, don't you think ?

Picture : (c) hyrotrioskjan on Deviantart

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SO MANY REACTIONS OF MY FIRST POST, THANKS EVERYONE !

After reading all the ansers, I get the idea to publish every one of your favorites. At least, I'll try.

FIRST : TRICERATOPS. I saw this skeleton during my visit to Canadian Museum of Nature in 2013. It was my first time in front of a ''complete'' dinosaur specimen. Before that, I have only seen some eggs, T. rex skull, etc. (all false probably...). I was amazed by this museum and their collections. I really recommand ! I'll try to share more from this visit and other times (yeah, I have been there several times and I don't get tired of it).

MY QUESTION TO YOU : What's your favorite museum ?

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Tylosaurus and Ichthyornis

Original, 2012

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Hey everyone ! My first post on this blog.

Like I wrote in my description, I'm an dinosaur nerd. So, of course, I have to ask...

WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE DINOSAUR ? <3

Mine is Carnotaurus if you didn't guess it yet ^.^

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Meet L-112: Sooke. This young female Southern Resident Orca died of blunt force trauma, cause unknown. Learning from her tragically young death can do a lot of good for further preserving and protecting her critically endangered living family in L, K, and J pods.

This big boy is L-8, Moclips! You can’t really get a good idea of how big this 18 year old bull was, even with me standing dwarfed next to his skeleton, but he was HUGE!

(Skeletons on display at the Whale Museum on San Juan island, WA)

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DID YOU KNOW THAT, Horshoe Crabs have eyes all over there bodies. Completely Explained..

JUST STAY TUNNED, For more Amazing Facts like that..

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I miss you K ❤️🫶✨

Keiko breaching in Iceland