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Patagopteryx deferrariisi
Small non flying bird from late cretaceous Patagonia
For those trolling through this megathread, I think it would be a good idea for me to insert my own videos, so ignore if you don't care, but prepare to start seeing them here since some are related to new discoveries.
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I made a video about another cryptid whale to end off my September theme month, SeamonsterSeptember. I covered the High Finned Sperm Whale, a very unique but niche cryptic whale reported less than a handful of times in the northern hemisphere. LINK & Art below
Here is the spec evo cut, which is just the spec evo bit of the original video cut out so that you don't have to watch all the "unfun" scientific/skeptic stuff I usually do.
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#PaleoAgainstAI
This repost is LONG overdue, but THANK YOU SO MUCH, Dr. Diana King, for making such a solid video about the damage AI is doing to science!
WE NEED 'PaleoAgainstAI' TO SPREAD TO OTHER PLATFORMS, ESPECIALLY YOUTUBE, TIKTOK AND INSTAGRAM.
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If you watch only one clip from the Philadelphia City Council hearing about the closure of the Academy of Natural Sciences, let it be this one. It — and I don't say this lightly — must be seen to be believed. #SaveTheAcademy
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So apparently the first known truly marine amphibian in the fossil record was found in China, lived in the Triassic and is suggested to have been some sort of wobbegong-frog thing (wobbefrog?) which I just had to doodle :B my first attempt at one of these plagiosaur things, too.
🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨
NEW DINO - Paludohadros
A partially complete skeleton of a new iguanodontian from Lower Cretaceous Weald Clay Formation of Smokejacks Brickworks, England has been described!
🎨: Guilherme Gehr
Paper link:
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