Holy SHIT he is baby
December 4, 2024 at 12:43 AM
Holy SHIT he is baby
What killed the dinosaurs?
CIGARETTES!
#paleoart #art #digitalart #shittyart #shittypaleoart #hellcreek #Tyrannosaurus #Edmontosaurus #Alamosaurus #Quetzalcoatus
CIGARETTES!
#paleoart #art #digitalart #shittyart #shittypaleoart #hellcreek #Tyrannosaurus #Edmontosaurus #Alamosaurus #Quetzalcoatus
January 17, 2026 at 8:46 PM
What killed the dinosaurs?
CIGARETTES!
#paleoart #art #digitalart #shittyart #shittypaleoart #hellcreek #Tyrannosaurus #Edmontosaurus #Alamosaurus #Quetzalcoatus
CIGARETTES!
#paleoart #art #digitalart #shittyart #shittypaleoart #hellcreek #Tyrannosaurus #Edmontosaurus #Alamosaurus #Quetzalcoatus
I found a cool Quetzalcoatus trading card
June 20, 2024 at 9:16 AM
I found a cool Quetzalcoatus trading card
I recognize that quetzalcoatus from the Field! My favorite museum ever! 💖
April 11, 2024 at 4:20 PM
I recognize that quetzalcoatus from the Field! My favorite museum ever! 💖
@dancredentials.bsky.social I thought you might appreciate this one
August 17, 2026 at 1:15 AM
@dancredentials.bsky.social I thought you might appreciate this one
𝑴𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒔
Arguably the most treacherous biome, these grand peaks are a transitory bridge between biomes, many of the Island's predators, great and small, venture to to gain territory. Its main residents however are the scavenging Argentavis and the high-soaring, terrifying Quetzalcoatus.
Arguably the most treacherous biome, these grand peaks are a transitory bridge between biomes, many of the Island's predators, great and small, venture to to gain territory. Its main residents however are the scavenging Argentavis and the high-soaring, terrifying Quetzalcoatus.
January 13, 2025 at 10:33 PM
𝑴𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒔
Arguably the most treacherous biome, these grand peaks are a transitory bridge between biomes, many of the Island's predators, great and small, venture to to gain territory. Its main residents however are the scavenging Argentavis and the high-soaring, terrifying Quetzalcoatus.
Arguably the most treacherous biome, these grand peaks are a transitory bridge between biomes, many of the Island's predators, great and small, venture to to gain territory. Its main residents however are the scavenging Argentavis and the high-soaring, terrifying Quetzalcoatus.
Also no surprise, dinosaurs!
It’s amazing that new species are constantly being discovered, and what we know is always changing. Would love to go on a dig if I ever get a chance.
(Included a quetzalcoatlus because they’re my favourite flying reptile. Land before time and dinotopia as well!)
It’s amazing that new species are constantly being discovered, and what we know is always changing. Would love to go on a dig if I ever get a chance.
(Included a quetzalcoatlus because they’re my favourite flying reptile. Land before time and dinotopia as well!)
January 22, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Also no surprise, dinosaurs!
It’s amazing that new species are constantly being discovered, and what we know is always changing. Would love to go on a dig if I ever get a chance.
(Included a quetzalcoatlus because they’re my favourite flying reptile. Land before time and dinotopia as well!)
It’s amazing that new species are constantly being discovered, and what we know is always changing. Would love to go on a dig if I ever get a chance.
(Included a quetzalcoatlus because they’re my favourite flying reptile. Land before time and dinotopia as well!)
Daily Dino Fact #5: Quetzalcoatus is the largest flying animal ever discovered. It was discovered in 1971. At first its ability to take off was not well understood as it would struggle to takeoff from a bipedal stance and would rely on a very light weight, until a quadrupedal stance was proposed.
January 2, 2025 at 11:39 AM
Daily Dino Fact #5: Quetzalcoatus is the largest flying animal ever discovered. It was discovered in 1971. At first its ability to take off was not well understood as it would struggle to takeoff from a bipedal stance and would rely on a very light weight, until a quadrupedal stance was proposed.