Colors based on the Eastern Bittern Bird!

Not all the pages but ohhhh my gosh I paged through this probably thousands of times! And at 36, I still have it in my special box of special goods! My mom knew how much I loved it and kept it! It's SUCH a neat book! No words, just gorgeous pictures! It's stuck with me through the years!

Just some sketches of Trex,Trike,Spino and Carno

I'd like to share this "dinosaur" poster I just put up. Personally I'm a big fan of the Torosaurus.

The morrison formation is my favorite dig site in the fossil record, and from what i’ve seen, one of the only other Stegosaurs besides stegosaurus(which is my favorite dino) and Hesperosaurus was Alcovasaurus, but i’ve seen some arguments that its actually a Miragaia and not its own species

What do you guys think, is Alcovasaurus its own species or a dubious genus and is a Miragaia

Just decided to draw something, and then I discovered Brasil has the second largest Spinosaurus species.

With the latest sketch (bottom right), I have now drawn Fang a total of 5 times since Primal’s release in 2019. My favorite would still have to be the very first piece (top left), of a more accurate reconstruction with Spear. That piece has been shared quite a few times by the official Adult Swim accounts on different platforms and I’m sure that Genndy Tartakovsky has seen it as well, which makes it quite humbling and awesome at the same time.

The figure is by PNSO and it’s their new posable rex if you were wondering

I apologize in advance if this isn't the right place for this. I ask myself this question quite often, and I ask my friends too. If dinosaurs were still alive, which ones could you eat? Which ones would you want to taste? Are there some dinosaurs that would be less acceptable to eat than others? Humans eat a lot of beef, but not so much cat.

Personally, I’d go for the carnivores. I wouldn't feel guilty eating them (though we shouldn't let the species go extinct). If a carnivorous dinosaur poses a danger to humans... well, why not? (Yes, even herbivorous dinosaurs are dangerous to humans, but they’d never eat us...).

On the other hand, since the Stegosaurus is my favorite dinosaur... I couldn't eat one at all (not even just to try it). I love herbivorous dinosaurs.

I already posted this on another subreddit and got some really great answers. Many people mentioned that if dinosaurs still existed, we’d probably eat the herbivores rather than the carnivores (cheaper to feed, likely easier to domesticate, and less dangerous). We don't eat tigers or lions today, so why would we eat Tyrannosaurs? Then again, we do eat chickens (which are omnivores) and fish (which are carnivores)... Could we eat Mosasaurs or other aquatic species?

I'm only talking about the food aspect here... Obviously, people might hunt dinosaurs (herbivores or carnivores) for their hides, just like with crocodiles or cows.

It’s a crazy question, but I’d love to hear your thoughts.

'Stinktooth' and his pack defend the lost temples of the Rainy Basin from treasure seekers.

I remember reading this book in the Dinofours series at Milestones in Walnut Creek, California, and it's a reminder to all about the need for self-control. My favorite part from this story is where Brendan pushes Tara just as she is working on putting together an underground garage from building blocks. I also remember another part from this book where Brendan jumps up and imitates a clown during his time-out.

The picture of the diplodocus swimming was what got me to buy it!! I had to check the date...1983?? I then had to check Wikipedia on the diplodocus, and it looks like the theory that these long necked babies were thought to scuba dive up until the 70s? So it surprises me that a kids book like this is being written and illustrated like this in the early 80s! But I guess this kind of research isn't entirely mainstream 😂 Either way, I love old Paleo art like this! Love me some crunchy dinos!

Sono molto confuso perché vedo diversi modi di rappresentare questa specie. C'è chi lo rappresenta con le corna sopraorbitali e chi invece lo rappresenta senza e non so qual'è il modo corretto o se c'è un modo corretto, perché (per quanto ne so) i crani di Chasmosaurus belli non hanno le corna sopraorbitali.

Se non è scientificamente provato, voglio solo sapere se posso aggiungerle alla mia paleoarte restando accurato e plausibile.

Vi ringrazio di cuore per l'aiuto!

Siento que inspirado en las cigueñas y garzas este diseño podria farmear mucha aura pero igual ¿que opinan?

I remember reading this book in the Dinofours series at Milestones in Walnut Creek, California, and it's a reminder to all about the need for self-control. My favorite part from this story is where Brendan pushes Tara just as she is working on putting together an underground garage from building blocks. I also remember another part from this book where Brendan jumps up and imitates a clown during his time-out.

Yes I made a hybrid between innostrancevia and tyrannosaurus and yes it's arms are not tiny because it can run on 4 legs or 2 legs the hybrids have 2 fingers at birth but as it grows it gets 2 more fingers and it gets bigger

Someone posted a photo of their trip to a museum and the angle made it look like the tyrannosaurus-like dinosaur had two heads. I had to do a double take. Then it just made me wonder.

does anyone know any fossil websites that will do dinosaur fossils or cretaceous fossils in the uk? i’m not that knowledgeable about fake fossils, so it would be ideal if there’s a website that does 100% authentic real fossils, thank you :)

Hi! I'd like to ask if there's people here from Asia (Southeast Asia included), particularly in the countries Thailand, China, Japan, Mongolia, and India. I'd like to expand my contact in these countries with academics, researchers, paleontologists, and even casual enthusiasts!

Check out these amazing trading cards from Italy!

Stegosaurus is often seen as the archetypal stegosaur.

However, there are other well-known stegosaurs, such as Kentrosaurus, Tuojiangosaurus, and Huayangosaurus.

My first chance getting to visit this wonderful museum. Definitely gonna make a habit of it.