iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

I’m so sorry, sending all the love your way 🫂❤️

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See the thing about me is if Jurassic Park was real I would be first in line. You could tell me there is a 100% chance I’m getting eaten and I would still sell everything I own to go. I would happily die getting ripped apart by dinosaurs.

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See I would make it simply because the moment shit starts getting weird I’m out. The fuck you mean we should go upstairs and see what that noise was? Dave gets dragged into the basement? That’s between him and whatever took him 🤷‍♀️

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just more a message of self reflection and reevaluating difficult things in your life. And having found it by your bed seems more like a message that you have someone looking out for you!

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Hi! So a lot of people believe that coins and other shiny things are communication from spirits, either a loved one reaching out or even a guardian angel just letting you know they are close. Also if it was heads up it’s usually a good sign, like reassurance. Tails isn’t necessarily a bad sign 👇

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They had a body temperature similar to ours at about 36 degrees celsius (97 degrees fahrenheit). They didn’t roar. Instead they more likely let out a rumbling sound similar to modern crocodiles. Despite their arms being small, they were still incredibly strong and they still used them.

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T. rex lived closer in time to us then it did Stegosaurus. Stegosaurus was already fossils by the time T. rex was walking around. Despite certain media (looking at you Jurassic Park) T. rex actually had FANTASTIC eyesight. If it was looking at you, it was LOOKING AT YOU. 👇👇

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Happy birthday to T. rex! On October 4th 1905 paleontologist Henry Osborn officially named and described the T. rex. So here’s some fun facts in honor of the most popular dinosaur in history: T. rex is actually much more closely related to a pigeon than it is to Ankylosaurus. 👇👇

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And you’re literally perfect 🙂‍↕️❤️

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And don’t take grave dirt unless you know what you’re doing. Spirits aren’t tools for you to use and they will rock your shit up if you’re being disrespectful/playing with things you don’t understand. And don’t cleanse the dirt because that literally defeats the purpose of graveyard/grave dirt.

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Witchy tip: there is a big difference between graveyard dirt and grave dirt. Graveyard dirt belongs to the entire space, no specific spirit is attached to it. Grave dirt is dirt you get from a specific grave. Also don’t be taking any dirt from ANYWHERE without leaving an offering first. 👇👇

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So basically Albertosaurines are overall smaller than Tyrannosaurines. They are by no means small dinosaurs, they were still apex predators. They were just smaller than other members of their family. And regardless of their subfamily, they are all tyrannosaurids 🦖

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Albertosaurines had more slender, lightweight bodies. Where as Tyrannosaurines are more robust and heavier. Albertosaurines also had smaller more shallow skulls than Tyrannosaurines. Albertosaurines also had longer legs bones. So they were probably faster and more agile than Tyrannosaurines. 👇👇

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Lets piggy back off yesterday. Albertosaurinae vs Tyrannosaurinae. Both are subfamilies belonging to Tyrannosauridae. In Albertosaurinae we have dinos like Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus. In Tyrannosaurinae we have dinos like T. rex and Tarbosaurus. But how different are they? 👇👇

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Quick sketch for tonight because I am still dying

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On October 3rd he asked me what day it was.

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The ONLY good thing about having my period on the weekend is that I don’t have to deal with it at work.

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It’s probably the important quest then

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It appears that Tromerosaurus lived alongside another Tyrannosaur. Daspletosaurus, which as I stated is a member of the Tyrannosaurinae family. And that alone is super interesting. This year has brought so many exciting dino news and I can’t wait to see what else we learn 🦖

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Albertosaurinae has dinosaurs like Albertosaurus and Gorgosaurus. Tyrannosaurinae has dinosaurs like T. rex and Daspletosaurus. Tromerosaurus is closely related to T. rex in the way they are both Tyrannosaurids but its apart of the Albertosaurinae family. But wait because it gets cooler! 👇👇

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