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🚨NEW PROMO!
NEW SHOTS OF BABY ISCHIGUALASTIA, TERROR BIRDS, ARCTODUS, SPINOSAURUS, SMILODON POPULATOR, CUVIERONIUS AND MORE!
🚨NEW PROMO!
NEW SHOTS OF BABY ISCHIGUALASTIA, TERROR BIRDS, ARCTODUS, SPINOSAURUS, SMILODON POPULATOR, CUVIERONIUS AND MORE!
Hungry for Cuvieronius content right now, but Impossible Pictures instagram is not feeding me any...
Hungry for Cuvieronius content right now, but Impossible Pictures instagram is not feeding me any...
🚨STILL FROM 'WHEN THE CONTINENTS COLLIDED' (E07): SMILODON POPULATOR!
'Protagonist': Cuvieronius
Other creatures: Smilodon gracilis, Glyptotherium, Falcontoxodon, giant sloths, Phorusrhacos.
🚨STILL FROM 'WHEN THE CONTINENTS COLLIDED' (E07): SMILODON POPULATOR!
'Protagonist': Cuvieronius
Other creatures: Smilodon gracilis, Glyptotherium, Falcontoxodon, giant sloths, Phorusrhacos.
The birds saw that Cuvieronius are about the same height as themselves, are herbivorous, have sparse hair, and are four-legged.
To the birds, Cuvieronius resembled...overlarge toxodon. Their brain said 'prey'. (2/9)
The birds saw that Cuvieronius are about the same height as themselves, are herbivorous, have sparse hair, and are four-legged.
To the birds, Cuvieronius resembled...overlarge toxodon. Their brain said 'prey'. (2/9)
The multiple African elephants we've seen got me thinking about the much wider range of proboscideans in the Pleistocene. Cuvieronius spread over much of South America #FossilFriday
The multiple African elephants we've seen got me thinking about the much wider range of proboscideans in the Pleistocene. Cuvieronius spread over much of South America #FossilFriday
From Pleistocene Americas, we have one of the last gomphotheres to have walked the Earth. Named after Georges Cuvier, its fossils were some of the first from the New World to be studied. It's notable for its straight, spiraling tusks
Art by Nix Illustration
From Pleistocene Americas, we have one of the last gomphotheres to have walked the Earth. Named after Georges Cuvier, its fossils were some of the first from the New World to be studied. It's notable for its straight, spiraling tusks
Art by Nix Illustration
If we want to make them function healthily once more, that factor mustn't be overlooked.
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If we want to make them function healthily once more, that factor mustn't be overlooked.
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#fossilfriday #floridamuseumofnaturalhistory #universityofflorida #fossil #elephant #prehistoricflorida
#fossilfriday #floridamuseumofnaturalhistory #universityofflorida #fossil #elephant #prehistoricflorida
I don't know which creature was expected by Loud Minds/NBC to be extra popular. Maybe it was Elph or the baby Ischigualastia, or maybe it was the upcoming baby Spinosaurus or baby Cuvieronius.
But eventually, the creature that ACTUALLY became extra popular was...
I don't know which creature was expected by Loud Minds/NBC to be extra popular. Maybe it was Elph or the baby Ischigualastia, or maybe it was the upcoming baby Spinosaurus or baby Cuvieronius.
But eventually, the creature that ACTUALLY became extra popular was...
During the same period of time, the gompothere Cuvieronius inhabitted similar environments of South America.
During the same period of time, the gompothere Cuvieronius inhabitted similar environments of South America.
I actually really enjoyed this one. While the plot armor for the twin Cuvieronius calfs got pretty ridiculous, the herd's overall story was still super investing. It also actually did a good job representing the GABI. (1/2)
I actually really enjoyed this one. While the plot armor for the twin Cuvieronius calfs got pretty ridiculous, the herd's overall story was still super investing. It also actually did a good job representing the GABI. (1/2)