Reposted by DynamognathusLydia B ❌👑 #FreeDC @siardica.bsky.social · 27/09/2026Plant #nativeplants, get cool native buddies! #bugsky #inverts 0263
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 27/09/2026A hypothetical earliest Tylosaurine, just after the split with Plioplatecarpines. No fossils of such basal Tylosaurs are known, but based on other early #Mosasaurs it’d be leggy and noodly. Inspired by @tyrantlzrdqueen.bsky.social’s research/discussion on the Skeleton Crew. #sciart #paleoart #lizard 14012
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 25/09/2026actionnetwork.org/petitions/pe...actionnetwork.orgThank You - Action NetworkAction Network 060
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Hadrosaurus foulkii, the first dinosaur discovered in North America and one whose holotype is housed at the currently-threatened Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. If the academy is shut down, this and thousands of other irreplaceable specimens will likely be lost. #SavetheAcademy #sciart 24013
Reposted by DynamognathusThe Wildlife Society @thewildlifesociety.bsky.social · 25/09/2026The symposium, “Wild Harvest in a Changing World: Food, Value, and the Future of Sustainable Use,” at #TWS2026 will probe the assumptions, trade-offs and emerging ideas shaping the future of wild harvests. wildlife.orgTWS2026: What is the place of wild harvesting in a changing world?Symposium at the Iowa Conference will explore wild harvest’s role in conservation, food systems, livelihoods and well-being 033
Reposted by DynamognathusJoschua Knüppe @joschuaknuppe.bsky.social · 25/09/2026At the beginning of the month Drexel University made public that they want to close the Academy of Natural Sciences at the end of the month. The academy is the oldest natural history museum in the Americas and this would end more than 200 years of research and outreach. 215683
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 25/09/2026New idea: in the late Cretaceous this clade of Tritylodonts would have developed a muscular lip-pad as a digging/soil-foraging tool, and then right after the k/pg it gets elongated and co-opted for browsing until you could reasonably call it a trunk. #specevo #cynodont #cretaceous 0237
Reposted by DynamognathusJoschua Knüppe @joschuaknuppe.bsky.social · 24/09/2026Please consider to raise awareness and apply pressure onto Drexel university for their plans to close the Academy of Natural Sciences! actionnetwork.org/petitions/pe...actionnetwork.orgPetition to Keep the Academy of Natural Sciences Open to the PublicThe scientific community in Philadelphia and concerned neighbors are calling on Drexel University to keep the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia’s public-facing museum open beyond their impos... 04649
Reposted by DynamognathusMichael Hiller @hillermich.bsky.social · 23/09/2026Happy to share results of the @bat1kgenomes.bsky.social phase 1, providing reference genomes covering 21 bat families. New insights into bat phylogeny, ancestral genome reconstruction, European origin & ancestral echolocation. Great work by a team of 100+ colleagues www.nature.com/articles/s41...nature.comReference genomes and fossils revise bat family phylogeny and biogeography - NatureAn updated phylogeny of bats is presented, based on new genome assemblies and many ancient fossils and including all known bat families. 318380
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 22/09/2026In the woodlands of late Triassic Tanzania, a resting Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda is run over by two small dinosaurs (it couldn’t care less). Inspired by the very recent publication of this new African dicynodont, and the @skeletoncrewpaleo.bsky.social video about it! #sciart #paleoart #mesozoic 07217
Reposted by DynamognathusDavid Soriano| Dilo @shamublackfish.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Hadrosaurus, Platecarpus, and Chasmosaurus. All are from Academy of Natural Sciences and they need your help. The Museum is approaching its closure and the last thing we want is a historic museum to be lost forever. #SaveANSP 12613
Reposted by DynamognathusKeenan Taylor @talesofkaimere.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Cheers to @dynamoterror.bsky.social for these two beautiful illustrations of a great white hunting a ridgeback runnendrake, and a mother great grey with cubs testing the resolve of a polecat: 0152
Reposted by DynamognathusKeenan Taylor @talesofkaimere.bsky.social · 22/09/2026Cheetahs are remarkable predators, with peerless speed and surprising adaptability. Though wild cheetahs are extinct in the known world, they are quite successful in realms beyond, thriving in the badlands such as deserts, mountains, and arid forests. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojSu...youtube.comLords of the Badlands: Cheetahs of KaimereYouTube video by Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere 32411
Reposted by DynamognathusWildlife Wire @wildlifewire.bsky.social · 18/09/2026Our new video is finally here! Dominic had the pleasure to interview the legendary Jonathan Scott for Big Cat Diary’s 30th anniversary. Learn more about the show, the process in making it, and general advice for wildlife documentary presentation: youtu.be/rWCzW6Ld5gEyoutu.beJONATHAN SCOTT Discusses Big Cat Diary for its 30th Anniversary | Special Wildlife Wire InterviewYouTube video by Wildlife Wire 085
Reposted by DynamognathusKeenan Taylor @talesofkaimere.bsky.social · 17/09/2026Some Kaimeran cheetahs and their prey: 12611
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 14/09/2026A commissioned lineup of the proboscideans of Sukaya (the Africa-equivalent continent of a friend’s #worldbuilding project). Elephants are definitely becoming some of my favorite animals to draw! #specevo #Tyrannoc #elephants 0269
Reposted by DynamognathusKeenan Taylor @talesofkaimere.bsky.social · 25/08/2026The Permian Islands have a great many domesticated flora and fauna. Among the most important are the manticores ridden like horses, gorgons used for meat and labor, and fauns with long wool. Link to episode: www.youtube.com/watch?v=bm0y... 23414
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 04/09/2026This is absolutely gorgeous! You make some of the best paleo infographics I’ve ever seen. 010
Reposted by DynamognathusPrehistoric Midwest @prehistoricmidwest.bsky.social · 12/06/2026Cuvieronius was an elephant relative with spiral-shaped tusks! The genus was found in parts of North and South America during the Pleistocene epoch 15017
Reposted by DynamognathusPrehistoric Midwest @prehistoricmidwest.bsky.social · 04/09/2026Some paleoart I made of two types of mammoths! The Midwest wasn't home to just one type of mammoth during the Pleistocene epoch. Woolly mammoths lived further north during this span of time while most of the Great Plains and central lowlands were home to herds of Columbian mammoths! 07323
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 31/08/2026Also partially inspired by the sand dunes of western #Michigan and their wetlands, which we both visited recently. 080
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 31/08/2026Where a river empties into the Sundance Sea, one of the first Gars cruises past rows of horsetails while an early Brachiosaurid approaches the shore. A speculative scene inspired by talking with @seismic-shrimp.bsky.social about the origin of Lepisosteidae. #paleoart #sciart #sundayfishsketch #gar 24717
Reposted by DynamognathusLiterally Miguel 🇻🇪 @literallymiguel.bsky.social · 11/11/2025Deinosuchus riograndensis, a robust, and very menacing 9+ meters long eusuchian from the cretaceous, with proportionately giant jaws compared to its body, it was very at home in water, including seas 212947
Reposted by DynamognathusKaedan O'Brien, Ph.D. @deadbovids.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Dinofelis mandible dating to 1.9 million years ago from Koobi Fora, Kenya for #FossilFriday 33511
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 28/08/2026Osborn took one look at the bent pieced-together left tusk and decided that it must surely have turned within its socket postmortem, and actually looked like those of Asian Elephants. No evidence of this has thus far been found, but I like the vibes. 070
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 28/08/2026As much as the genus as a whole is mentioned/depicted tangentially, most of the various species of Stegodon still feel very underrated to me. Like Stegodon ganesa. The cranium is four feet long, and it hails from the Plio-Pleistocene Siwalik deposits of northern India. #paleoart #sciart #pleistocene 2145
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 27/08/2026Also how pointed and kinda “snapping-turtle-vibes” the snout is. 140
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 27/08/2026Absolutely a mud or musk turtle, head shape and size looks way off for a painted. 140
Reposted by DynamognathusDarren Naish @tetzoo.bsky.social · 24/08/2026FINALLY, I can reveal that we weren't showing C. spelea, but another, larger species: the newly announced Cryptoprocta bevatabe Lewis et al., 2026. We got the scoop on this animal years back, deliberately portrayed it in the show... cont 16411
Reposted by DynamognathusMaija Karala @maijakarala.bsky.social · 05/08/2026Ichneumonid wasps A few wasps I've seen in recent years. These parasitoid insects are incredibly diverse, yet poorly known with possibly as little as a quarter of living species even named. They're famous for making Charles Darwin doubt the existence of God simply by existing in nature. 05011
Reposted by DynamognathusNatalia (娜塔莉) @wrycritic.bsky.social · 05/08/2026A thread of abolsutely fantastic woman and enby pterosaur palaeoartists (you should follow, platform and shower with compliments) 🧵 Like, look at avi🌧️ over here, baller: 2330114
Reposted by DynamognathusBranArtworks|🐳🐬🦭🎨 @branartworks.bsky.social · 14/08/2026Physeteroidea indet. from the late Miocene of the Paraná Fm. Very, very hypothetical, consists in two teeth, MAS Pv 1361 and MACN Pv 8926, in the size range of modern Physeter and are somewhat similar, largest one would have been 19-20 cm long with the tip. #paleoart #sciart 1299
Reposted by DynamognathusBranArtworks|🐳🐬🦭🎨 @branartworks.bsky.social · 11/06/2026Different sharks scavenging the giant carcass of Livyatan melvillei~ #paleoart 14615
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 14/08/2026One of your best pieces, and that’s saying something because all of your art is gorgeous! 110
Reposted by DynamognathusDiego Ortega @diegooa.bsky.social · 09/08/2026#SundayFishSketch 🐠Part 1 is now complete! Top row: Brembodus ridens, Macromesodon gibbosus, Girodus circularis Bottom row: Piranhamesodon pinnatomus, Mesturus verrucosus/Goodichthys prettii, Turbomesodon praeclarus #paleoart 15820
Reposted by DynamognathusJacob Schick (commissions open) @seismic-shrimp.bsky.social · 23/06/2026My first 4 submissions for phase 5 of Lemuria. Trying to make some things more weird than last phase but still plausible. More fish will be on the way!! 0176
Reposted by DynamognathusJacob Schick (commissions open) @seismic-shrimp.bsky.social · 08/08/2026Been a while since I've posted stuff in general so I thought I would post the 20 minute sketches from tonight's flocking! Waptia, Megapterygius, Eomola, and Talpanas #paleostream #paleoart #sciart 15614
Reposted by DynamognathusJulianne Zelda Kiely 🌿Commissions open🌿 @palaeojules.bsky.social · 07/08/2026In preparation for @lapworthmuseum.bsky.social's Family Fun Day next week, I've made a large poster of Middle Jurassic Chinese plants for an activity I'm running. But what will I be doing with it? Perhaps it involves a few hidden beasties. #FossilFriday #Paleoart #paleontology #museum #paleobotany 39627
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 07/08/2026The rest of the submissions. The last two weeks were invertebrate/plants only and that last vertebrate submission of mine was published just technically finished right on the last second lol. #Paleostream #LemuriaChallenge #drawing #specevo 0214
Dynamognathus @dynamoterror.bsky.social · 07/08/2026Here are all of the fictional creatures and plants I’ve created for phase 3 of the #LemuriaChallenge, a speculative evolution #Paleostream project. This final phase just concluded a few hours ago, and although I’ve not drawn as much as in previous phases I am still happy with the results. #drawing 1297
Reposted by DynamognathusBranArtworks|🐳🐬🦭🎨 @branartworks.bsky.social · 04/08/2026Imagine you are one of the smallest marine mammals ever and you had to share the sea with the two most impressive marine predators ever...🫠among a horde of smaller "versions" of them and marine gharials... that was Australophoca's life... #paleoart 23311
Reposted by DynamognathusMatej Frantisek Calfa @csapa.bsky.social · 02/08/2026Eomyodon volkeri, a terrestrial eomyid rodent of Late Oligocene Europe 14916
Reposted by DynamognathusNatalia (娜塔莉) @wrycritic.bsky.social · 28/07/2026Got to finally meet in person, the extremely talented @somniosa.bsky.social. Follow them for absolutely top notch palaeoart coming from China. Just look at these postcards 💜 18012
Reposted by DynamognathusVille Sinkkonen @villesinkkonen.bsky.social · 26/07/2026End cretaceus hell 181914558
