#jurassic
JURASSIC AQUARIUM (sneak peek)
This new series consists of different sceneries representing different geological times. In this case, I chose the Early Jurassic in what is now Europe. Full video on Youtube
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Liopleurodon t-shirt
Liopleurodon was a short-necked plesiosaur that lived during the Jurassic and rose to fame because of its appearance in Walking with Dinosaurs.
And plesiosaurs weren’t dinosaurs! Dinosaurs never evolved fully aquatic forms, the closest they got to it are penguins and Spinosaurus.
Design by Greco Westermann
Dinosaur Fancier t-shirts
Like most paleonerds, you probably have a favorite type of dinosaur. Maybe you are a fan of theropods, maybe you are more into sauropods or maybe you are more of a ceratopsian person. No matter what sort of dino you prefer we’ve got you covered! Choose one of out t-shirts and let us know what you fancy.
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Designs by David Orr
JURASSIC PARK, written by Michael Crichton, illustrated by Vector That Fox, published by Folio Society. Available now at: www.foliosociety.com
More images and info on instagram: @vectorthatfox
In mid December of 2019 I was approached via an email to see if I was interested in a job that hadn’t been approved yet, was in the early stages of being pitched, and probably wouldn’t happen. I got my hopes entirely up and agreed. On the 8th of January (my birthday), I found out that the job was indeed going ahead, and what a bloody gift that was. It’s been incredibly difficult to keep my mouth shut and not show anyone what I was doing for the first third of this mad year, but now it’s finally real.
Enormous thanks to Art Director, Sheri Gee (and for the beautiful typography); everyone working with Sheri at Folio Society; the licensing team; Steve Brusatte for being my palaeontologist consultant; Heather for being ignored / bored by my quotes and “fun facts” for months, and anyone else involved in the process of creating this. This. This beautiful, this official, this illustrated republishing of the 1990 Michael Crichton novel, Jurassic Park. Complete with textured slipcase and soft-touch laminated cover with a textured spot varnish.
More images to come; hold onto your butts.
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EFP — Quando di Dinosauri Dominarono lo SHIELD
Wattpad — Quando i Dinosauri Dominarono lo SHIELD
One Shot ambientata nel 2013, appena sopo la caduta dello S.H.I.E.L.D. il Team Coulson si troverà ad affrontare la nuova arma biologica a marchio Hydra… che li lascerà a bocca aperta.
Questa storia è nata da un mio sogno, fatto circa un annetto fa e che mi fece ridere un sacco, nonostante durante il sogno me la sia fatta sotto dall'ansia.
Spin-Off della mia Fan Fiction principale sull'agente Janice (personaggio di mia invenzione) che vede protagonista Coulson.
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El nuevo póster oficial de Jurassic World: Dominion hará las delicias de todos los fans jurásicos.
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Look who was found on JurassicWorld.com
Momma T-rex from the first film!? See the scars? Look at this;)
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Europasaurus
Reconstruction by Gerhard Boeggemann
When: Jurassic (~ 156 - 151 million years ago)
Where: Germany
What:Europasaurus is the smallest sauropod known. Now remember I said smallest SAUROPOD known, so we are still looking at an animal that was about 20 feet (~6 meters) long. Keep in mind though, this includes the long neck and tail - taking those out of the picture and the animal’s body length was about 6.5 feet (~ 2 meters). This length, coupled with the shoulder height of Europasaurus ( about 5 feet [~1.5 meters]), gives us a sauropod with a body that was about the size of a modern elephant. There are a number of proposed tiny sauropods out there, but I have selected Europasaurus as it is known from several almost complete skeletons, from juveniles to adults, so we can be sure this is not just a baby sauropod that would have grown much larger. Above I have included a diagram from the original description of Europasaurus rather than a reconstructed mounted skeleton to show you just how much of the skeleton is known. Why is Europasaurus so small? Its our good friend Island Dwarfism back again! The specimens have been found in Germany, on what would have been one of many islands in the area during the late Jurassic, owing to the higher sea levels.
This smallest of all sauropods is in the clade Macranaria within the sauropod family tree. This group actually contains some of the biggest sauropods (and thus dinosuars) ever known! Talk about some size diversity within a group! An adult Europasaurus could have easily walked between the legs of some of its larger cousins. The great range of ages in the recovered specimens of Europasaurushave allowed for detailed study of the microstructure of the bones, revealing how these animals grew. From this study it has been proposed that Europasaurus managed to stay small on its restricted island habitat by not stopping its growth exceptionally earlier than its relatives, but instead by dramatically slowing down its growth rate.
I hope this cute little sauropod makes up for ruining all of those childhoods with the reality (or should I say unreality) of Brontosaurus a few posts ago. ;)
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Hey there!
New model available: Life-size Protoceratops skull.
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/crane-de-protoceratops
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Hi everyone!
Life-size Allosaurus skull.
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/crane-d-allosaurus
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Allosaurus.
3D models I did for Triassica. Adult skull + whole skeleton of a juvenile.
Sculpted with Zbrush.
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It’s done!
Here is “Deve”, my life-size Stegosaurus skull.
Sculpted in Zbrush, 3D printed on Ultimaker 2+, Creality CR-10 and Creality Ender 3
https://cults3d.com/en/users/Inhuman_species
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“The jurascope is a variation of the mid-90s timescope project and was developed for the permanent exhibition at the Berlin Museum of natural History. Five such media telescopes bridge the gap between the dinosaur skeletons on show and the original appearance of these animals and their natural environment in the jurassic period.” More info on Joachim Sauter’s page
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