RustledDoodles
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To be honest, to me the piece that encapsulates the feel of the Mesozoic as a whole doesnt exist currently. BUT I have a piece that encompasses each era I feel. This piece by John Conway is what the Jurassic is to me. I love it so much and wanna use it in a video on dinosaur tails one day!
November 14, 2025 at 5:33 AM
To be honest, to me the piece that encapsulates the feel of the Mesozoic as a whole doesnt exist currently. BUT I have a piece that encompasses each era I feel. This piece by John Conway is what the Jurassic is to me. I love it so much and wanna use it in a video on dinosaur tails one day!
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Finding coal or oil on an alien planet would be an immediate flag of the planet having life. Maybe in the future we can be lucky enough to see the stars to find them.
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Finding coal or oil on an alien planet would be an immediate flag of the planet having life. Maybe in the future we can be lucky enough to see the stars to find them.
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October 30, 2025 at 1:40 AM
Last thought of the thread
Finding coal or oil on an alien planet would be an immediate flag of the planet having life. Maybe in the future we can be lucky enough to see the stars to find them.
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Finding coal or oil on an alien planet would be an immediate flag of the planet having life. Maybe in the future we can be lucky enough to see the stars to find them.
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How would humanity be interested in the past of other worlds? How do you both identify them and reconstruct them? What if instead of fossilizing like our calcium bones, they crystalize or rust? Imagine giving musculature to an organism nobody has ever seen or has any living relatives left?
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October 30, 2025 at 1:36 AM
How would humanity be interested in the past of other worlds? How do you both identify them and reconstruct them? What if instead of fossilizing like our calcium bones, they crystalize or rust? Imagine giving musculature to an organism nobody has ever seen or has any living relatives left?
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How about the more biotic parts of the ecosystem? Like in alternative component other than carbon would they still fossilize like how we expect? Alien Paleontology would be a fascinating thing. How do organisms of different molecular components fossilize?
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October 30, 2025 at 1:36 AM
How about the more biotic parts of the ecosystem? Like in alternative component other than carbon would they still fossilize like how we expect? Alien Paleontology would be a fascinating thing. How do organisms of different molecular components fossilize?
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its crazy too cause Pinterest HAS a built in image searcher. I genuinely think this Pinterest picture IS the original of it online. I cant find any other images of it or any other things one it. It all leads to this pinterest image and that's it. Their all the same sizes too so its the same picture.
October 29, 2025 at 12:09 AM
its crazy too cause Pinterest HAS a built in image searcher. I genuinely think this Pinterest picture IS the original of it online. I cant find any other images of it or any other things one it. It all leads to this pinterest image and that's it. Their all the same sizes too so its the same picture.
Gonna do some searching when I can, but so far I get taken to pinterest every time.
October 28, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Gonna do some searching when I can, but so far I get taken to pinterest every time.
Close guess! You got the right ish sorta name, but just gotta find the right member who fits! Hint- the specimen does start with a P like Postosuchus!
September 21, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Close guess! You got the right ish sorta name, but just gotta find the right member who fits! Hint- the specimen does start with a P like Postosuchus!
Ooh you were extremely close, but the correct awnser is Prestosuchus!
September 21, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Ooh you were extremely close, but the correct awnser is Prestosuchus!
Oooooooh your so close!! A hint is that the Critter is the same size roughly as Fasolasuchus and is a Pseudosuchian!! Your so close!!
September 21, 2025 at 7:21 AM
Oooooooh your so close!! A hint is that the Critter is the same size roughly as Fasolasuchus and is a Pseudosuchian!! Your so close!!
Oooh close-ish guess I would say!
September 21, 2025 at 6:17 AM
Oooh close-ish guess I would say!
I'd call that a fun fact! It's a fact about something and you had fun doing it!
July 8, 2025 at 11:04 PM
I'd call that a fun fact! It's a fact about something and you had fun doing it!
Favorite Fun fact to talk about?
July 8, 2025 at 10:10 PM
Favorite Fun fact to talk about?