Drawing Halloween Creatures nights 15 and 16: Scarecrow and Haunted Hayride #halloween #october #autumn #spooky

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 14: Poltergeist

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 13: Warlock

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 12: Shapeshifter

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 11: Fishman #october #halloween #spooky #horror

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 10: Jack O' Lanterns/Headless Horseman

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 9: Spider

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 8: Witch

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 7: Zombie

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 6: Ghost Ship

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 5: Mummy

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 4: Werewolf

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 3: Skeleton

A dnd character

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 2: Vampire

Drawing Halloween Creatures night 1: Slasher (Meant to post this last night)

#Croctober day 7, a Saltwater crocodile inspired by ancient Japanese dragon art

#Croctober day 6, Lagosuchus in a minimalist style

#Croctober day 5, a Geosaurus giganteus devouring a Rhamphorhynchid

Also happy nameday to the dino known as Albertosaurus. This genus is one of the best studied and sampled Tyrannosaurs. It was named 120 years ago in the same article as Tyrannosaurus rex!

Illustration of the skull of the Tyrannosaurus rex known as FMNH PR 2081, aka Sue, one of the most complete dinosaur skeletons ever found. Happy 120th birthday Tyrannosaurus rex #Tyrannosaurusday #Tyrannosaurus #Fieldmuseum #Suethetrex

Happy 120th birthday Tyrannosaurus rex! Croctober day 4: Borealosuchus A group of Borealosuchus are attacked by a T. rex wading in the river. #Croctober2025 #Tyrannosaurusday

Croctober 2025 Day 1-3: Barinasuchus, Simosuchus, and Tomistoma

Many pumpkins upon ye

When two D&D characters have very different backstory tones. #dnd #D&D #wlw #meme #digitalart #oc #anime

A white Livyatan is attacked by a large Megalodon #paleoart #drawing #megalodon #livyatan

While hunting for fossils, the unexpected is sometimes discovered. These finds can range from pottery shards to this fulgurite, or "fossil lightning," formed when lightning strikes the ground.

Woolly mammoths have two sets of tusks that grow continuously throughout life, about 6 inches per year. They have growth rings that are similar in appearance to growth rings of a tree. The rings can also be used to reveal which month the animal died.

A white Livyatan is attacked by a large Megalodon #paleoart #drawing #megalodon #livyatan

Sure would be neat if someone were to remount this Uintatherium skull and it was flipped right-side-up for the first time in half a century yesterday 👀 #FossilFriday

This fossil is of a lobed-finned fish named Osteolepsis macrolepidotus and was found in Scotland. The Devonian Period (named after fossils first found in Devon, England), is known as "The age of fishes" and was fish transformed into three major groups: lobe-finned, ray-finned, and sharks.

I love everything about this tableau of a mired Barosaurus swarmed by juvenile Allosaurus. There’s so much life and movement imbued in these casts! #FossilFriday

During the Silurian Period, 430 million years ago, equatorial reef systems developed in the seas. The reefs were home to all kinds of invertebrates and among the most plentiful were brachiopods, bryozoans, and gastropods, seen in this specimen in our collection.

Piatnitzkysaurus attacking an unsuspecting time traveler. I wanted to capture how brutal an attack by a theropod dinosaur could be. The closest thing I think you could compare it to would be a shark attack (or a komodo dragon). Anyway a bloody affair. Inspired by a YouTube vid by CM Kosemen

Took this at 3 am, just needed a little something to take the edge off

Jurassic Park villain dinosaurs

Oreodonts are extinct mammals that looked similar to pigs and sheep, but were more closely related to camels. They are the most commonly found fossil in the White River Badlands in South Dakota, and this exceptional specimen from our collection shows an oreodont curled up inside its burrow.

ACAB includes Animal Control

For #FossilFriday: a skull of the extinct dire wolf Aenocyon dirus from the Rancho La Brea "tar pits" in Los Angeles, on display for tonight's presentation "Dire Wolves, De-Extinction, & Drama" at the Raymond M. Alf Museum @alfpaleo.bsky.social in Claremont! Come join the fun! 🧪

Made a brisket #jewish mom...

Okay this is adorable

This dude is 38 years old and I think he knew *exactly* where he was and what was going on. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mP-...

Revealing article, showing that there is a significant relation between the biomass of oceanic animals and their dynamics, including during extinction events, through the Phanerozoic Eon. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... 🧪 ⚒️ #Paleobio #Geology #EvoBio #Macroecology

I hate when I go to donate blood and they ask me where I got all these jars full of blood from.

I've made an LGBT Sandwich for dinner (Lettuce, Green chili, Bacon, and Tomato) happy pride month

Mimicry in nature is just animals larping as other animals

7,000 year old bison teeth found at the Cherney Bison Site. For a donation of $200 or more you can get your very own bison tooth as a thanks for helping fund the excavation of this incredibly unique fossil site in Coon Rapids, Minnesota.

A 150 million year old ant nest, and the Morrison giants that strode above it #FossilFriday