Rudolph Prokop’s Brontotherium!
November 26, 2024 at 7:59 AM
Rudolph Prokop’s Brontotherium!
Brontotherium de Dang viet tan. Premier modèle avec une base obtenue avec un long collapse, assez contente de ce résultat qui tient debout et qui a une belle tronche de rhinocéros bicorne
August 10, 2026 at 4:26 PM
Brontotherium de Dang viet tan. Premier modèle avec une base obtenue avec un long collapse, assez contente de ce résultat qui tient debout et qui a une belle tronche de rhinocéros bicorne
Brontotherium, “Thunder Beast” of the ancient prairie stands against the looming storm, a Cenozoic sentinel guarding its herd as the deluge rolls toward them. This is how I feel in the days leading up to ECCC: bravely staring down 4 days of non-stop selling, socializing and survival at all costs.
February 27, 2024 at 4:36 AM
Brontotherium, “Thunder Beast” of the ancient prairie stands against the looming storm, a Cenozoic sentinel guarding its herd as the deluge rolls toward them. This is how I feel in the days leading up to ECCC: bravely staring down 4 days of non-stop selling, socializing and survival at all costs.
Brontotherium Art | Mortal Online
August 10, 2025 at 12:06 PM
Brontotherium Art | Mortal Online
What if I just shared some new artwork? This Brontotherium is the latest piece in my #paleoart collection.
July 24, 2023 at 6:52 PM
What if I just shared some new artwork? This Brontotherium is the latest piece in my #paleoart collection.
We had a memory game of ice age mammals growing up, and seeing them now is like running into a childhood friend. Hello Glyptodon, Brontotherium, Titanotylopus!
New at Tetrapod Zoology .... The Life Appearance of Glyptodonts, a remarkable group of giant and anatomically amazing group of extinct armadillos tetzoo.com/blog/2025/11... #mammals
The Life Appearance of Glyptodonts — Tetrapod Zoology
For some time now I’ve been interested in what the glyptodonts – a group of highly modified, large or gigantic armadillos – looked like when alive….
tetzoo.com
November 19, 2025 at 3:28 AM
We had a memory game of ice age mammals growing up, and seeing them now is like running into a childhood friend. Hello Glyptodon, Brontotherium, Titanotylopus!
Gen X Slackimals from Hipster Animals (2015)
November 29, 2024 at 12:03 AM
Gen X Slackimals from Hipster Animals (2015)
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
September 27, 2026 at 6:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
Brontotherium! Livyatan melvillei!
May 12, 2026 at 11:39 PM
Brontotherium! Livyatan melvillei!
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
April 20, 2026 at 7:03 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
August 5, 2026 at 6:36 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
August 15, 2026 at 6:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
November 21, 2024 at 7:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
May 28, 2025 at 6:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
does it have to be currently alive?
June 2, 2026 at 1:29 PM
does it have to be currently alive?
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
January 5, 2026 at 7:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
Today's random piece of nostalgic palaeoart: Zdenek Burian's "Brontotherium" (Megacerops)
As with many of Burian's paintings, this was a major work in defining the way its subjects were imagined for decades to come, only overshadowed by Charles Knight's older, more rhino-like reconstructions. (1/5)
As with many of Burian's paintings, this was a major work in defining the way its subjects were imagined for decades to come, only overshadowed by Charles Knight's older, more rhino-like reconstructions. (1/5)
July 19, 2025 at 9:17 PM
Today's random piece of nostalgic palaeoart: Zdenek Burian's "Brontotherium" (Megacerops)
As with many of Burian's paintings, this was a major work in defining the way its subjects were imagined for decades to come, only overshadowed by Charles Knight's older, more rhino-like reconstructions. (1/5)
As with many of Burian's paintings, this was a major work in defining the way its subjects were imagined for decades to come, only overshadowed by Charles Knight's older, more rhino-like reconstructions. (1/5)
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
June 30, 2026 at 6:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
January 30, 2026 at 7:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
February 15, 2026 at 7:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
Huh, brontotherium looking a bit different.
December 21, 2024 at 3:56 AM
Huh, brontotherium looking a bit different.
I like pretending he's looking in your window and is roughly the size of a brontotherium.
February 28, 2025 at 8:33 PM
I like pretending he's looking in your window and is roughly the size of a brontotherium.
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
February 27, 2026 at 7:59 PM
During the Eocene Epoch, 25 million years ago, parts of North America as far north as Oregon were covered with a sub-tropical forest that was nearly identical to the one found in Central America today. These large Brontotherium teeth only hint at the majestic size of a well preserved, adult skull.
He's not too chuffed about being interrupted. "Whatcha need?"
#Weretober 2025 - Brontotherium (Megacerops)
#Weretober2025 #furryArt #anthroArt #extinct #paleoArt
#Weretober 2025 - Brontotherium (Megacerops)
#Weretober2025 #furryArt #anthroArt #extinct #paleoArt
October 21, 2025 at 7:03 PM
He's not too chuffed about being interrupted. "Whatcha need?"
#Weretober 2025 - Brontotherium (Megacerops)
#Weretober2025 #furryArt #anthroArt #extinct #paleoArt
#Weretober 2025 - Brontotherium (Megacerops)
#Weretober2025 #furryArt #anthroArt #extinct #paleoArt
That Brontotherium art just sparks the imagination
May 2, 2026 at 3:22 PM
That Brontotherium art just sparks the imagination