The famous Antarctic theropod Cryolophosaurus has just caught a juvenile Glacialisaurus. That’s going to be a great meal!

This is the package art I did for the upcoming Cryolophosaurus figure by Beasts of The Mesozoic line!

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A Once Green Antarctica

Newest watercolor is Glacialisaurus in honor of the ice storm last night. Colors inspired by the dark purple sleeping bag with yellow interior I had as a kid. 🦕

Latest Beast of the Week is Glacialisaurus! prehistoricbeastoftheweek.blogspot.com/2025/02/glac...

Also found near the South Pole:
Glacialisaurus, a plant eating dino with a name that means "icy lizard", was about 6 meters long, and fed on abundant vegetation in the semi-tropical and temperate zones of Antarctica.

What about some Early #Jurassic #sauropodomorphs for #throwwaybackthursday ?

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This image shows some of the vast diversity within the Dinosauria, and the expanse of time and space that they occupied. None of these #dinosaurs lived with each other, or with T. rex.

Made for the book "Mega Rex" by Dr. W. Scott Persons IV, Harbour Publishing, 2020.

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Glacialisaurus has a very fitting name - considering it was discovered in Antarctica. This early relative of the long-necked dinos is ~185my old and was roughly 6 meters (20ft) long. At the time, the continent was much warmer than now - full of conifers & ferns.

PaleoArt by HenriqueSantos2810 on DA

My charity zine contribution for polarlights volume 3! Its a wonderful zine showcasing polar animals and their very crucial ecosystems. The zine and its many versions are available for purchase at any time

#sciart #birdart #ocean #antarctic #wildlife #emperorpenguin

Glacialisaurus lived in Antarctica 190 million years ago. It was a long-necked herbivore adapted to polar forests. I illustrated it for my Visual Paleontology class (ages 11–15).
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Antarctica Had Forests,
Not Ice 190 Million Years Ago
Sharing the valley: Glacialisaurus hammeri,
an early long-necked sauropodomorph
known from limb material, its body reconstructed from close relatives.

Headphones on.

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Some ideas I have would be:
- The Rutland Temnodontosaurus in Toarician England.
- Hanson Formation of Early Jurassic Antarctica, with Cryolophosaurus, Glacialisaurus and the ident fauna.
- Early Cretaceous China for a feathered dino ep.
- An ep at last about the Dinosaur Park, using Scorpio the (1)

@nicloud.bsky.social Glacialisaurus hammeri

@godfly.bsky.social Extremes in weather and meteorological events generally, melting glaciers everywhere, Glacialisaurus, they named a new dinosaur they found in a melting glacier, I guess. I love that 380MYA fosilised tropical forest in Arctic Svalbard. Extremes are becoming the norm, reflected in

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