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Digital #inktober2017 Day 3: Poison. Despite its name, the Wretched Sea Lily is not a flower but a c

One more quick sketch for mermay. Unfortunately I don’t have the time as of late to do full re

“Devil Kites” are void fauna that grow to enormous size to take advantage of solar energ

My alien entry for Ben G Thomas’ speculative evolution project on youtube www.youtube.

astraedotexe:Pokémon XY (Special Episode): The Strongest Mega Evolution ~Act I~ (ポケットモンスターXY特別編 最強メガ

There had been a trend going around where artists re-do old pieces of theirs. I am late to the game,

All vertebrates (with the notable exception of the ice fish family Channichthyidae) use hemoglobin t

Koskinonodon formerly known as BuettneriaMounted specimen on display at the American Museum of Natur

Slightly late, but here’s #inktober2017 06: Sword. An arthropod-like hard-shelled creature of a dist

I went through this same evolution tbh, prompted in part by language being a Special Interest for me

gummicandylicious:Steven Stone - Pokémon Mega Evolution Special Act III

paleoart:I love playing around with fun and informative ways of showing how evolution alters a speci

Titanomyrma/Formicium- Giant Ant!When: Early Eocene ~ 50 Million Years AgoWhere: Good specimens from

300 years ago these fish were the same species.These fish are alewife found in lakes and rivers of C

A young coroko feeds a baby dragonI just realized I uploaded the wrong version, so I’m using it as a

Local dragon mom demands more horsesAll the support I’ve received for my world’s feathery bird drago

WEREWOLVES!In ffera, werewolves are one and the same as kelpies. They don’t actually become wolf-lik

Wizards, Magic and the ArmaIn Ffera, Wizardry is a practice that takes advantage of an abundant matt

PlesiadapisMounted specimen on display at the American Museum of Natural History, NYCReconstruction

HybodusFossil specimen from the Museum für Naturkunde in Berlin, GermanyModel by Dan Erickson and on

TeleocerasMounted specimen on display at the Harvard Museum of Natural HistoryReconstruction by Roma

DinodontosaurusMounted specimen on display at the Harvard Museum of Natural HistoryReconstruction by

RutiodonMounted specimen on display at the American Museum of Natural History, NYCModel on display a

The Pitcher ProcessBiologist Victor Albert from the University of Buffalo and his team of researcher

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