
Megalosaurus bucklandii
Megalosaurus makes like a forest in Jurassic England.
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Megalosaurus makes like a forest in Jurassic England.
Quetzalcoatlus northropi, possibly the biggest flying animal, launching. This reconstruction is fairly speculative, as Q. northropi is known mostly from a partial wing, so the missing bits (most of it) are base on the littel Quetz.
You can only defy reality for so long.
Anatosaurus (/Anatotitan/Edmontosaurus/Trachodon, etc.) eating some grass.
Dimorphodon wants to tell you something!
It only takes two.
Sometime, somewhere in the Mesozoic, Mount Stratosphericus pokes a mile and a half into the stratosphere.
This is a speculative mountain (speculative geology!) – what are the chances Mount Everest is the tallest mountain ever to exist? How much taller could mountains get?
Some Pachycephalosaurs cross a narrow mountain track.
Influencing has always been big business.
A flight of fancy.
It's lonely up there.
Supersaurus makes a spectacle of itself on the a hill, while Stegosaurs grazes in the foreground. The long-limbed croc relative Hallopus scurries around, and there are various pterosaurs about.
On Instagram, nobody knows you're a pile of ducks.
Many ups, so downs, no fiat, wow.
Clarice, I thought I made it clear I am not to be interrupted during bath time!
On the internet, I see a lot of people with fox heads and fox tails. I prefer foxes with people heads and people tails.
I have made a little video about painting Comtesse d'Innosouroidé, and put it on Youtube:
People have been speculating for a while now about what smart dinosaurs (usually Troodon) would have looked like if they had not been killed in the M/C Extinction event.
Memo Kosemen has some thoughts, but I think I have now provided the definitive answer.
Mission control, we've discovered the nature of dark matter.
It's a very large old guy with no clothes on and a nasty looking knife.