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derangedcanine.bsky.social
Father and daughter

@b0gb3ast.bsky.social inspired me to draw my own sauropods

[ #brachiosaurus #dinosaur #sauropod #art #dinoart ]
November 15, 2025 at 4:16 PM
kiyadrakon.bsky.social
Another Dinovember post, another dino form of Kiya to highlight.
This time, as a Brachiosaurus!
(With a couple Rexes gurgling in his belly!)
November 15, 2025 at 8:03 AM
colemanlaing.bsky.social
Gulivette

I could not get an exact measurement on her height and weight, but giantess.miraheze.org puts her at an ultra-giantess.
I also couldn't find much XXX 18+ NSFW content of her, sure is allot of foot fetish stuff though.

#Rule34 #GTS #Giantess #Dofus #Gullivette
Ultra-giantess Size difference between the lowest ultra-giantess (40 meters) and the highest (120 meters). It is used Wikyodai-chan, an adult brachiosaurus (whose average height is around 9 meters), the Kukulkán's Temple (24 meters high and 55.3 meters measures the edge of its base), the Great Sphinx of Giza (21 meters high and 57 meters long) and the San Francisco' Jasper skyscraper (130 meters high, and as it has 39 floors, then each floor is 3.25 meters high on average). It is considered an ultra-giantess to the woman whose size oscillates between the 40 meters to the 120 meters. The prefix "ultra" is due to the name of giant Japanese superhero Ultraman, whose size ranges from 40 to 50 meters. It is also the most popular size of the tokusatsus, whose kaijus and mechas barely exceed 100 meters. From this range of sizes, interaction with normal-sized humans becomes very difficult. Because there are many (and very strong) disagreements within the GTS community about when a giantess should carry the prefix "ultra" (some conisderan well when they are larger than planets, others place them at an intermediate point of the mega-GTS and giga-GTS, and others relate them to the size of Ultraman). Controversy In this wiki will opt for the definition given at the beginning of the article, since the prefix "ultra", to most people, reminds them more to Ultraman. On the other hand, it would be unnecessary to define ultra-GTS with other sizes when there are already other terms that already cover such sizes.
November 15, 2025 at 6:03 AM
b0gb3ast.bsky.social
Of both Earth and Sky.
She walks tall.
🦕 Queen 🦕
#Brachiosaurus #Sauropod #PinkAccent #Dinosaur #Royalty
A brachiosaurus or a long necked dinosaur with large scars in her back left leg
November 15, 2025 at 4:05 AM
b0gb3ast.bsky.social
Queen, Wip.
Brachiosaurus. Female
#sketch #dinosuar #wip
November 15, 2025 at 12:02 AM
audes-wisent.bsky.social
Forget pissing like a racehorse, puking like a brachiosaurus is here.
November 14, 2025 at 5:21 PM
cpgorski.bsky.social
There's some shitpost in there too... the feathered dinosaurs were quite a while after late-Jurassic Brachiosaurus
November 14, 2025 at 5:19 PM
warcabbitmwm.bsky.social
I have a Burgess Shale transforming robot. Does that make things better? It combines with a hot dog, and turns into a dinosaur. Honestly, it makes everything better. (It's a go-bot)
Brachiosaurus Starts with an a and I'm not spelling it, plus a hot dog.
November 14, 2025 at 2:59 PM
ichnologist.bsky.social
For #FossilFriday & in honor of @alinemghilardi.bsky.social & colleagues' fantastic discovery of a new Cretaceous pterosaur in Brazil in a dinosaur regurgitalite ("fossil vomit"), here's a diagram I made for my book 'Dinosaurs Without Bones' (2014) showing the physics of a puking brachiosaur. 🧪🦕🤮🪨
Cartoon depicting the black silhouette of a brachiosaur (long-necked dinosaur) vomiting from 14 meters (45 feet) above, and two small theropod dinosaurs fleeing from its impact; the deadly result of the impact velocity is shown in the upper right as a partial theropod skeleton with a splatter pattern around it. The cartoon has the following text: Brachiosaurus projectile vomiting: forces generated and resulting traces "Assuming 50 kg (110 lbs) of regurgitant, impact velocity from 14 m (45 ft) height, and hard-packed sand as impact site," and "Impact velocity = V = V 2gh = 16.6 m/s; kinetic energy before impact = 6,860 J Average impact force = 68,600 N." An original figure by me (Anthony J. Martin) in my book 'Dinosaurs Without Bones' (2014, Pegasus Books).
November 14, 2025 at 1:14 PM
cripcryptid.bsky.social
consider: eat a big crunchy leaf and feel like a brachiosaurus
November 14, 2025 at 2:40 AM
cyber54prime.bsky.social
Old drawing that I need to color one day #juna266 on the head of a #brachiosaurus to have a better view

#halo #haloreach #jun
November 14, 2025 at 2:34 AM
brotherlark.bsky.social
Go Brachiosaurus!
a pink dinosaur on a yellow background with a black belt around its waist
ALT: a pink dinosaur on a yellow background with a black belt around its waist
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November 13, 2025 at 1:48 PM
breensims.bsky.social
island update: i decided that the dinosaur i should put above the museum will be the brachiosaurus instead of the diplodus.

since the fossil depicts it with its head raised, it takes up fewer spaces BUT raises up higher. i think that will look cooler
November 13, 2025 at 12:37 AM
krassezwiebel.bsky.social
Brachiosaurus
November 12, 2025 at 7:45 PM
sashcrafts.bsky.social
everybody loves a dinosaur 🦕

support a small business and enjoy quality craftsmanship for great prices!

skin friendly. gift wrapped. dinosaurs. what more could you want?

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#handmade #promosky #bsnm
three chaotic dinosaur earrings on a black plastic stand. these stunning multi-colour three-strand earrings are handmade using pure titanium wire ear hooks (0.6mm), rainbow fluorite crystals, a variety of glass beads, and stainless steel charms and jump rings. three branches jump off a 8mm jump ring dangling down at varying sizes. the longest is a steel chain with a clear 8x11mm teardrop bead. attached at different heights is a crescent moon charm and a star charm. they are at opposite heights on each earring. the second longest strand contains 8 rainbow fluorite tumbled crystals with a steel dinosuar brachiosaurus charm dangling. the shortest strand is another steel chain with an 8mm forest green frosted circular bead last. sensitive skin friendly! close up of the pair on the left in the previous photo. blurred books in the back. sparkling fluorite and glass beads and dinosaurs in front. close up of the middle pair from the first image. all earrings are the same design with the fluorite crystals individual in their own way with a few shades of purples and greens and clear. the final pair on the right in the first pic. yay for rainbow fluorite and sauropods.
November 12, 2025 at 10:05 AM
momentaufnahmen.bsky.social
Abgesehen von dem offensichtlichen anatomischen Problem.
Ist der Dino dahinter eine Kreuzung aus 50:50 Brachiosaurus und TRex?
November 12, 2025 at 9:47 AM
sfpodge.famichiki.jp.ap.brid.gy
Some little kid is sad.

I hope mama or papa retraces their journey and finds it.
A toy brachiosaurus left on a retaining wall near a drugstore in Setagaya-ku
November 12, 2025 at 2:36 AM
ithoughtusaidweast.bsky.social
Post with your favorite dino! 🦕🦖

🦕 Brachiosaurus 🦕
A purple cartoon brachiosaurus dinosaur
November 11, 2025 at 3:35 AM
isaiahctorre.bsky.social
BONUS:

- Tyrannosaurus (1976)
- Brachiosaurus and Brontosaurus (1976)
- Late Jurassic scene (close-up, 1977)
- Triceratops (1976)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
Singular illustration of an out-dated depiction of a scaly, green-skinned Tyrannosaurus rex standing fully upright with its tail dragging on the ground, its mouth open and drooling. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976). Two page spread of some out-dated depictions of the sauropod dinosaurs Brachiosaurus and Brontosaurus lumbering around and foraging in a Jurassic swamp. To the left, a uniformly bright green Brachiosaurus lifts its head and neck out of the water while devouring water plants. On the right, two grey, slope-backed brontosaurs make their way along the bank of the lake/lagoon, the one in the foreground trudging away with its tail dragging on the ground and leaving deep footprints. Above them in the sunset colored sky, two long-tailed pterosaurs glide through the air. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976) Scene of dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic of North America interacting with one another as they forage and hunt on a flat, dry plain as a dark thunder storm apporaches. A green and striped Allosaurus (front) rises to its full height as it prepares for a hunt. In the background to the left, two grey Brachiosaurus lumber about while two red plated Stegosaurus with eight spikes on their tails browse on conifers and ferns. Off to the right, three blue Camarasaurus amble along towards the stands of vegetation. This scene is meant to depict the then new concept that dinosaurs were warm-blooded and active, rather than cold-blooded and slow. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Science Year: The World Book Science Annual (1977). Singular illustration of an out-dated depiction of a scaly, light brown Triceratops with its head and horns lowered in a defensive stance. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From the pages of Childcraft: About Animals (1976).
November 11, 2025 at 1:37 AM
ridethelion.bsky.social
Just how big are the dinosaurs in Tamer? Here's a size reference using Sheela by the back leg of this Brachiosaurus. If you squint hard enough, you'll see her haha

#indiedev #spicy
November 10, 2025 at 6:32 PM
herothekeeper.bsky.social
DeeDee would be a brachiosaurus!

She’s already so tall and lanky despite her… volume

Izzy would be an oviraptor! She’s quick and light on her feet normally
November 10, 2025 at 5:32 PM
milheril.bsky.social
It was so good! The audience was having fun, cheering during the part when the theme plays and they first see the brachiosaurus. The conductor started fanning himself when Jeff Goldblum was all injured and sexy. They're trying to bring Lord of the Rings for a future season.
November 10, 2025 at 5:29 PM
isaiahctorre.bsky.social
Some vintage paleoart by Alex Ebel (3/3):

- Plants of Long Ago (1976)
- World Encyclopedia Dinosaur Chart (1988 version)
- Woolly Mammoth (1976)
- Dinosaur Renaissance version of the Jurassic (Science Annual 1977)
#paleoart #vintagepaleoart #vintagedinosaurart #dinosaurart
Illustration of a fanciful scene grey, upright-walking Certosaurus stomping through a thick tangle of ancient plants from different alongside giant cockroaches. The illustration is meant to represent the different eras through which plants evolved and how it affects the development of animals. Made by Alex Ebel. From Childcraft: The Green Kingdom (1976). A horizontal color-coordinated chart showcasing the sizes of various dinosaurs, and organizing each species by time period left to right from the Triassic (dark green), through the Jurassic (light green) and to the Cretaceous (beige). Though outdated by today's standards, the dinosaurs here are more in-line with the science of the time than before, with horizontal body postures, no dragging tails and generally looking/moving more active. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From a 1988 of World Book inc/Childcraft's World Encyclopedia. Singular illustration of a woolly mammoth. Made by Alex Ebel. From Childcraft: About Animal (1976). Scene of dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic of North America interacting with one another as they forage and hunt on a flat, dry plain as a dark thunder storm apporaches.. Two green striped Allosaurus crouch to prepare for an attack on a herd of brick-brown Apatosaurus/Brontosaurus. Three small turtles watch from beneath the large sauropods and theropods as they stand off. In the background, a pair of grey Brachiosaurus lumber past two red-plated Stegosaurus feeding on a stand of cycads, while three blue Camarasaurus walk along. This scene is meant to depict the then new concept that dinosaurs were warm-blooded and active, rather than cold-blooded and slow. Illustrated by Alex Ebel. From Science Year: The World Book Science Annual (1977).
November 9, 2025 at 8:11 PM
loosethreadstitch.bsky.social
Learned that the "brachio-" in "brachiosaurus" is cognate with "pretzel" and... #Blackwork #embroidery on 14-count Aida. Yes, this is the use I'm making of my linguistics degree.

Free pattern here: bit.ly/47Abm76
A photo of a piece of blackwork embroidery on white Aida cloth. It shows a brachiosaurus with its neck twisted into a pretzel shape, stitched in brown and yellow-brown thread. The word "Pretzelsaurus" is stitched underneath it.
November 9, 2025 at 6:04 PM
neunhofferart.bsky.social
Treetop meeting~

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Been experimenting with trying to combine my lineart style with this older more abstract painterly style I used to use more. This is also a new print that will be available in my shop soon!
Semi-painterly illustration of three brachiosaurus curiously encountering 2 little pterosaurs perched on a treetop. Parts of the piece are illuminated by a golden morning light
November 9, 2025 at 6:00 PM