Paleoart #127 Estemmenosuchus

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Paleoart #134 Fasolasuchus

Fasolasuchus was the largest terrestrial predator in the Early Triassic, and a spiritual precursor to the megatheropods that would conquer the Earth. At 4 tons, and almost 30 feet long, they were more than built to hunt the increasingly large prey, as depicted here by Miguel, a young up and coming... read more

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Reopenining of the Peabody Museum

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More of the Peabody’s reopening

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Paleoart #132 Stegouros

To be the first to describe a new species in art form is a unique honor among Paleoartists such as Luis Perez Lopez. 2021 was a great year for fossils, not the least of which was the discovery of Stegouros, this tiny armored dinosaur from Chile had a machete for a tail, resembling an Aztec... read more

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Paleoart #133 Amphibious Monsters

Amphibians and Reptiles have long been at war for survival, but as Olorotitan from Deviantart depicts, while Reptiles conquered the world, not every battle was won. This massive Parotosuchus has successfully ambushed a Garjainia, leaving the Archosaur helpless as it pulls it underwater with dozens... (edited) read more

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Paleoart #130 Knuppe's Ostromia

Joschua Knuppe is perhaps one of the foremost artists in the modern Paleoart Movement. Conjuring not only a wide variety of extinct animals to life, but often in new, unrepresented behaviors we often don't attribute to extinct live. Living animals are prone to strange, even adorable acts of... (edited) read more