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flatid planthopper nymph, Singapore. their weird waxy filaments are shed along with their last juvenile molt, revealing a sleek, gossamer-winged adult
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animals that look made up are my favorite thing in nature
Replying to @writerbxtch @evelynvwoodsen
Yeah sure but like we can’t be off to mars and also just finding out that there’s fish walking about down there, like c’mon that’s embarrassing
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Someone made a Prometheus shaped bird feeder 💀 💀 💀 instagram.com/reel/Cr4WQG9PN…
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Triceratone. A custom instrument made for #PrehistoricPlanet
Season 2 on @appletv
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@karatalve @HansZimmer @BFCustomMusic
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“I found a bug in your rendering code” yes sorry I was not completely successful at explaining colors to sand
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A large vertebra drifted from the vertebral column of the #rutlandichthyosaur nestled between some tell tale #temnodontosaurus notched phalanges for #FossilFriday 🤤 photos before and after consolidant applied #ichthyosaur
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Parectatosoma hystrix is covered in dozens of spikes & can secrete a deadly toxin from glands behind its head!
(Photos Bruno Kneubuehler)
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Looking for a pep up? May this perky terracotta cockerel add some zest to your day.
This 10.31cm high vessel is inscribed with the twenty-six letters of the Etruscan alphabet ~ c. 650–600 BCE. The head functions as a stopper.
🏛 The Met, 24.97.21a, b metmuseum.org/art/collection…

ALT Description from the museum: “This small vase, inscribed with the twenty-six letters of the Etruscan alphabet, may have been a container for ink. The head acts as a stopper and could be attached to the bird’s body by a cord. The missing tail no doubt curved downward to form a third foot.”. The vessel is black with decorative elements seemingly scratched into the glaze.
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I recently got a look at Ireland's only #dinosaurs! Identified as fragments of a femur (left) and tibia (right) belonging to an ornithischian and theropod respectively. They were found on the Antrim Coast, I think it's time to get out there and search for more! 🤓 #FossilFriday

































