McMona 🏳️⚧️
@domesito.bsky.social
ESP/ENG
Paleoart and illustration ๑ Biology student ๑ (sher/her)
Paleoart and illustration ๑ Biology student ๑ (sher/her)
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And one without the typo...
October 30, 2025 at 10:31 PM
And one without the typo...
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Sketched this little guy eating a mammal earlier this year, although I didn't actually know what to call it then.
I guess we do now. Welcome back Nanotyrannus!
I guess we do now. Welcome back Nanotyrannus!
October 31, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Sketched this little guy eating a mammal earlier this year, although I didn't actually know what to call it then.
I guess we do now. Welcome back Nanotyrannus!
I guess we do now. Welcome back Nanotyrannus!
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Without active mountain building the peaks of Lemuria slowly erode into hills. This dry and often times quite chilly habitat is not a good place for reptiles and so mammals dominate these highlands. This piece takes place during late morning on a spring day.
October 27, 2025 at 5:29 AM
Without active mountain building the peaks of Lemuria slowly erode into hills. This dry and often times quite chilly habitat is not a good place for reptiles and so mammals dominate these highlands. This piece takes place during late morning on a spring day.
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Another absolutely spectacular entry in David James Armsby’s incredible “Dinosauria” short film series. This might mark the first time Scutellosaurus has a prominent role in a work of dinosaur media, and it makes for a very memorable debut.
"Hunted by Moonlight" | Dinosauria Series | Animated Short Film (2025)
YouTube video by Dead Sound
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October 24, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Another absolutely spectacular entry in David James Armsby’s incredible “Dinosauria” short film series. This might mark the first time Scutellosaurus has a prominent role in a work of dinosaur media, and it makes for a very memorable debut.
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Alamosaurus
October 18, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Alamosaurus
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We set this piece between the open woodland and the bushlands of Lemuria. This piece exists as part of the usual roster of our spec evo projects for a while to show of the many burrowing animals that otherwise are hard to show, especially the ones that live near exclusively...
October 19, 2025 at 4:35 PM
We set this piece between the open woodland and the bushlands of Lemuria. This piece exists as part of the usual roster of our spec evo projects for a while to show of the many burrowing animals that otherwise are hard to show, especially the ones that live near exclusively...
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Some work out recently made, cetotherium riabinini is a small baleen whale from the Late Miocene of the Eastern Paratethys sea (Ukraine), a almost complete individual show it had remarkable body proportions unlike modern elongated species in a minuscule size.
October 14, 2025 at 5:32 AM
Some work out recently made, cetotherium riabinini is a small baleen whale from the Late Miocene of the Eastern Paratethys sea (Ukraine), a almost complete individual show it had remarkable body proportions unlike modern elongated species in a minuscule size.
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As we leave the forests behind the landscapes becomes increasingly open and dry. The bushlands of Lemuria are therefore under threat of wildfires during the dry season of the year. This threat is more feared than any predator. Those who can't run or fly away will try to take...
October 13, 2025 at 2:15 PM
As we leave the forests behind the landscapes becomes increasingly open and dry. The bushlands of Lemuria are therefore under threat of wildfires during the dry season of the year. This threat is more feared than any predator. Those who can't run or fly away will try to take...
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Refining my digital sculpting skills with a sauropod! Camarasaurus sp.
Thank you @tessasaurus.bsky.social for your help with integument possibilities!
Thank you @tessasaurus.bsky.social for your help with integument possibilities!
October 8, 2025 at 12:35 AM
Refining my digital sculpting skills with a sauropod! Camarasaurus sp.
Thank you @tessasaurus.bsky.social for your help with integument possibilities!
Thank you @tessasaurus.bsky.social for your help with integument possibilities!
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Brachiosaurus/Giraffatitan: An Artistic History in Four Parts
(Art by Zdenek Burian, Roger Payne, Steve Kirk, and Mark Witton)
(Art by Zdenek Burian, Roger Payne, Steve Kirk, and Mark Witton)
October 8, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Brachiosaurus/Giraffatitan: An Artistic History in Four Parts
(Art by Zdenek Burian, Roger Payne, Steve Kirk, and Mark Witton)
(Art by Zdenek Burian, Roger Payne, Steve Kirk, and Mark Witton)
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Papiliomaris kluessendorfae, first reported in 1985 as the Waukesha "Butterfly Animal", was recently described as a strange bivalved arthropod with three pairs of large, feathery appendages. Some reports indicate it could reach up to 20cm wide.
October 8, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Papiliomaris kluessendorfae, first reported in 1985 as the Waukesha "Butterfly Animal", was recently described as a strange bivalved arthropod with three pairs of large, feathery appendages. Some reports indicate it could reach up to 20cm wide.
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Update 15.1 is out now on Steam and Epic! 🦕
This patch introduces animal look targets, basic threat/flee behaviors and adds grazing animations to herbivores alongside a variety of bug fixes.
The team is now fully focused on Update 16!
🗒️Patch Notes: bit.ly/473S7RH
This patch introduces animal look targets, basic threat/flee behaviors and adds grazing animations to herbivores alongside a variety of bug fixes.
The team is now fully focused on Update 16!
🗒️Patch Notes: bit.ly/473S7RH
Prehistoric Kingdom - Prehistoric Kingdom - Update 15.1 (1.15.103) - Steam News
Welcome, Park Managers! This newest patch resolves a number of issues in addition to adding basic threaten/fleeing behaviors, look targets and grazing fidgets for when herbivores idle. The team has no...
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October 9, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Update 15.1 is out now on Steam and Epic! 🦕
This patch introduces animal look targets, basic threat/flee behaviors and adds grazing animations to herbivores alongside a variety of bug fixes.
The team is now fully focused on Update 16!
🗒️Patch Notes: bit.ly/473S7RH
This patch introduces animal look targets, basic threat/flee behaviors and adds grazing animations to herbivores alongside a variety of bug fixes.
The team is now fully focused on Update 16!
🗒️Patch Notes: bit.ly/473S7RH
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This weekend both Tyrannosaurus Rex and Albertosaurus sarcophagus had their 120th anniversary, here are my tributes to both animals.
October 6, 2025 at 2:47 PM
This weekend both Tyrannosaurus Rex and Albertosaurus sarcophagus had their 120th anniversary, here are my tributes to both animals.
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Modern euphractine armadillos sometimes hunt vertebrates as big or even bigger than them, this is taken to an extreme in Macroeuphractus
(TW: Paleoart gore)
(TW: Paleoart gore)
October 7, 2025 at 3:42 AM
Modern euphractine armadillos sometimes hunt vertebrates as big or even bigger than them, this is taken to an extreme in Macroeuphractus
(TW: Paleoart gore)
(TW: Paleoart gore)
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A happy day 2 of #Croctober (lets see how long I can keep this going)
Crocs are well known for their parenting, but did you know that we even have fossils of them on their nest?
This specimen comes from Germany and clearly shows a Diplocynodon mother that died on her nest
Crocs are well known for their parenting, but did you know that we even have fossils of them on their nest?
This specimen comes from Germany and clearly shows a Diplocynodon mother that died on her nest
October 2, 2025 at 5:24 PM
A happy day 2 of #Croctober (lets see how long I can keep this going)
Crocs are well known for their parenting, but did you know that we even have fossils of them on their nest?
This specimen comes from Germany and clearly shows a Diplocynodon mother that died on her nest
Crocs are well known for their parenting, but did you know that we even have fossils of them on their nest?
This specimen comes from Germany and clearly shows a Diplocynodon mother that died on her nest
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Better late than never! The tropical rainforest is our most diverse as well as one of the most challenging environments of Lemuria. A complex tangle of flora and fauna that got more than 500 submissions! i am still not 100% happy with this but at some point you have to let go...
September 29, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Better late than never! The tropical rainforest is our most diverse as well as one of the most challenging environments of Lemuria. A complex tangle of flora and fauna that got more than 500 submissions! i am still not 100% happy with this but at some point you have to let go...
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September's Dev Diary is out now! 🌟
Check out the latest post to learn more about Vivariums and get ready for Update 15's support patch to arrive this Thursday on the PTB! 🦎
➡️ Latest Dev Diary: bit.ly/4nxyMzt
📝 Patreon: bit.ly/4hnK9GM
Check out the latest post to learn more about Vivariums and get ready for Update 15's support patch to arrive this Thursday on the PTB! 🦎
➡️ Latest Dev Diary: bit.ly/4nxyMzt
📝 Patreon: bit.ly/4hnK9GM
September 30, 2025 at 6:20 PM
September's Dev Diary is out now! 🌟
Check out the latest post to learn more about Vivariums and get ready for Update 15's support patch to arrive this Thursday on the PTB! 🦎
➡️ Latest Dev Diary: bit.ly/4nxyMzt
📝 Patreon: bit.ly/4hnK9GM
Check out the latest post to learn more about Vivariums and get ready for Update 15's support patch to arrive this Thursday on the PTB! 🦎
➡️ Latest Dev Diary: bit.ly/4nxyMzt
📝 Patreon: bit.ly/4hnK9GM
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The Triassic was a time of weird reptiles of every description.
This is one of the more recent finds: Mirasaura from France. It's one of the drepanosaurs, an odd group of arboreal reptiles with superficially bird-like heads and, in some cases, equally superficially feather-like appendages.
This is one of the more recent finds: Mirasaura from France. It's one of the drepanosaurs, an odd group of arboreal reptiles with superficially bird-like heads and, in some cases, equally superficially feather-like appendages.
October 1, 2025 at 9:10 AM
The Triassic was a time of weird reptiles of every description.
This is one of the more recent finds: Mirasaura from France. It's one of the drepanosaurs, an odd group of arboreal reptiles with superficially bird-like heads and, in some cases, equally superficially feather-like appendages.
This is one of the more recent finds: Mirasaura from France. It's one of the drepanosaurs, an odd group of arboreal reptiles with superficially bird-like heads and, in some cases, equally superficially feather-like appendages.