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💁🏻♀️ ICYMI: 🎧🦕 Have you ever wondered what a #dinosaur actually sounded like? Filmmakers worked with over 50 scientific advisors to recreate these #prehistoric calls by studying airway structures and nearest living relatives.
The collection features #audio for species like the #Stegosaurus and #Spinosaurus, moving away from #movie roars toward sounds grounded in #biology.
#animals #animation #dinosaurs #documentary #paleontology #science #sound #tv #evolution #nature #history #education #reptiles #birds #tksst #video
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🎧🦕 Have you ever wondered what a #dinosaur actually sounded like? Filmmakers worked with over 50 scientific advisors to recreate these #prehistoric calls by studying airway structures and nearest living relatives.
The collection features #audio for species like the #Stegosaurus and #Spinosaurus, moving away from #movie roars toward sounds grounded in #biology.
#animals #animation #dinosaurs #documentary #paleontology #science #sound #tv #evolution #nature #history #education #reptiles #birds #tksst #video
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...
Zooms from my 2023 illustration of some Morrison Formation sauropods, from DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR, by Prof Benton (Princeton Uni Press). Features are #Camarasaurus, #Diplodocus, 2 #Brachiosaurus, 2 #Dryosaurus and a #Stegosaurus skeleton. 50% off: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691244297/dinosaur-behavior?srsltid=AfmBOor26alZAAmDt4MF-7u2Kw53JRvhmaFzfcs9IMn2k1insJGLnx8p
#Art #Painting #PaleoArt #PalaeoArt #SciArt #SciComm #DigitalArt #Illustration #Dinosaurs #Palaeontology #Paleontology #JurassicPark #JurassicWorld #CampCretaceous #WildlifeArt #FossilFriday
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...
Here's my 2023 illustration of some Morrison Formation sauropods, from DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR, by Prof Michael Benton (published by Princeton University Press). It features #Brachiosaurus, #Camarasaurus, and #Diplodocus; plus two #Dryosaurus and a #Stegosaurus skeleton.
#Art #Painting #PaleoArt #PalaeoArt #SciArt #SciComm #DigitalArt #Illustration #Dinosaurs #Palaeontology #Paleontology #JurassicPark #JurassicWorld #CampCretaceous #WildlifeArt #FossilFriday
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terrible lizards, by @dave_hone and @iszi , has released a wonderful interview with Dr. Rebecca Hunt-Foster, paleontologist and curator at the US Dinosaur National Monument.
@dantheclamman , there are freshwater clam fossils in in the quarry with all those dinosaurs, but there are apparently no fish fossils! What the heck!
https://terriblelizards.libsyn.com/tls11e04-curating-dinosaurs
#dinosaurs
#clams
#fossils
#Apatosaurus
#Stegosaurus
#Camarasaurus
#Barosaurus
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@Stegosaurus The 👆article in The Guardian mentions this study:
'Neural dysregulation in post-COVID fatigue' :
https://academic.oup.com/braincomms/article/5/3/fcad122/7115845Here are some other #Vagus Nerve - #LongCovid links I have gathered:
'New Insights Into Long COVID Point To Damage To The Vagus Nerve' :
'Long-COVID symptoms improved with neuromodulation' :
https://www.europeanpharmaceuticalreview.com/news/158262/long-covid-symptoms-improved-with-neuromodulation/'In-Depth: Vagus nerve could control long COVID symptoms' :
https://www.10news.com/news/in-depth/in-depth-vagus-nerve-could-control-long-covid-symptoms -
A lazy Sunday making good progress on the box for my son, need to paint patterns the outside.
Inspired by Memphis Group, George Nakashima, and a stegosaurus
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A lazy Sunday making good progress on the box for my son, need to paint patterns the outside.
Inspired by Memphis Group, George Nakashima, and a stegosaurus
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A lazy Sunday making good progress on the box for my son, need to paint patterns the outside.
Inspired by Memphis Group, George Nakashima, and a stegosaurus
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A lazy Sunday making good progress on the box for my son, need to paint patterns the outside.
Inspired by Memphis Group, George Nakashima, and a stegosaurus
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A lazy Sunday making good progress on the box for my son, need to paint patterns the outside.
Inspired by Memphis Group, George Nakashima, and a stegosaurus
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#TimeTravelingGhost Part 55: EP 5: Jurassic Era — Rabbits
#Wss366 #MastoPrompt #TimeTravelAuthors 12/9
The rumbling of the behemoths diminished and then vanished. I opened my eyes. Emily was seated nearby on a mossy log with her mouth set in a concerned line.
“You okay?” she asked, biting her lip.
I felt heavy, and my legs were numb, but I could sit up. “Yeah, but I need to rest. I panicked a bit there.”
A smile touched her lips, easing the pinched look on her face. “I’ll say. Anyone would with those things coming at them.”
“How much more of this is there?”
“The good news is we can cut over to the ridge about a quarter mile out. The bad news is the slope’s wide open, so we’ll be plain as day. And believe me, there are some mean customers out there. Those boys weren’t stampeding for the sheer fun of it.”
My smile felt stiff. I could picture “mean customers” with lots of sharp teeth.
“Buck up; it’s the toll for being able to enjoy food and drink. Besides, you’re pretty spry. You have turning ectoplasmic down pat. If you didn’t—Ghost flapjacks.”
I laughed, “Ghost flapjacks,” that was a wonderful turn of phrase.
“Well, we’d better get moving. It looks like the no-man’s-land after the Jerries gave it a good shellacking.”
I groaned and got up, but was pleased to find my knee was better. There were lots of advantages of being a ghost.
My pleasure didn’t last long. As Emily had indicated, the trail became a quagmire of churned mud, torn vegetation, and a #soapy froth. It was a hellacious quarter mile.
Despite the “doughboy” slog to the ridge, there was only one incident. We had reached an open conifer forest running at the foot of the ridge when a stegosaurus burst from behind a grove of trees where it had hidden.
Fortunately, it wasn’t a carnivore. The only damage I sustained was a near heart attack when the immense beast lumbered past. It was almost comical, with its plates rattling, the thud of feet, and its tail striking against trees. There was a #chipped plate midway down its back. It was only funny because I was far enough away for the tail to pose no threat.
A minute later, Emily landed and apologized for not spotting it.
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#TimeTravelingGhost Part 55: EP 5: Jurassic Era — Rabbits
#Wss366 #MastoPrompt #TimeTravelAuthors 12/9
The rumbling of the behemoths diminished and then vanished. I opened my eyes. Emily was seated nearby on a mossy log with her mouth set in a concerned line.
“You okay?” she asked, biting her lip.
I felt heavy, and my legs were numb, but I could sit up. “Yeah, but I need to rest. I panicked a bit there.”
A smile touched her lips, easing the pinched look on her face. “I’ll say. Anyone would with those things coming at them.”
“How much more of this is there?”
“The good news is we can cut over to the ridge about a quarter mile out. The bad news is the slope’s wide open, so we’ll be plain as day. And believe me, there are some mean customers out there. Those boys weren’t stampeding for the sheer fun of it.”
My smile felt stiff. I could picture “mean customers” with lots of sharp teeth.
“Buck up; it’s the toll for being able to enjoy food and drink. Besides, you’re pretty spry. You have turning ectoplasmic down pat. If you didn’t—Ghost flapjacks.”
I laughed, “Ghost flapjacks,” that was a wonderful turn of phrase.
“Well, we’d better get moving. It looks like the no-man’s-land after the Jerries gave it a good shellacking.”
I groaned and got up, but was pleased to find my knee was better. There were lots of advantages of being a ghost.
My pleasure didn’t last long. As Emily had indicated, the trail became a quagmire of churned mud, torn vegetation, and a #soapy froth. It was a hellacious quarter mile.
Despite the “doughboy” slog to the ridge, there was only one incident. We had reached an open conifer forest running at the foot of the ridge when a stegosaurus burst from behind a grove of trees where it had hidden.
Fortunately, it wasn’t a carnivore. The only damage I sustained was a near heart attack when the immense beast lumbered past. It was almost comical, with its plates rattling, the thud of feet, and its tail striking against trees. There was a #chipped plate midway down its back. It was only funny because I was far enough away for the tail to pose no threat.
A minute later, Emily landed and apologized for not spotting it.
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#TimeTravelingGhost Part 55: EP 5: Jurassic Era — Rabbits
#Wss366 #MastoPrompt #TimeTravelAuthors 12/9
The rumbling of the behemoths diminished and then vanished. I opened my eyes. Emily was seated nearby on a mossy log with her mouth set in a concerned line.
“You okay?” she asked, biting her lip.
I felt heavy, and my legs were numb, but I could sit up. “Yeah, but I need to rest. I panicked a bit there.”
A smile touched her lips, easing the pinched look on her face. “I’ll say. Anyone would with those things coming at them.”
“How much more of this is there?”
“The good news is we can cut over to the ridge about a quarter mile out. The bad news is the slope’s wide open, so we’ll be plain as day. And believe me, there are some mean customers out there. Those boys weren’t stampeding for the sheer fun of it.”
My smile felt stiff. I could picture “mean customers” with lots of sharp teeth.
“Buck up; it’s the toll for being able to enjoy food and drink. Besides, you’re pretty spry. You have turning ectoplasmic down pat. If you didn’t—Ghost flapjacks.”
I laughed, “Ghost flapjacks,” that was a wonderful turn of phrase.
“Well, we’d better get moving. It looks like the no-man’s-land after the Jerries gave it a good shellacking.”
I groaned and got up, but was pleased to find my knee was better. There were lots of advantages of being a ghost.
My pleasure didn’t last long. As Emily had indicated, the trail became a quagmire of churned mud, torn vegetation, and a #soapy froth. It was a hellacious quarter mile.
Despite the “doughboy” slog to the ridge, there was only one incident. We had reached an open conifer forest running at the foot of the ridge when a stegosaurus burst from behind a grove of trees where it had hidden.
Fortunately, it wasn’t a carnivore. The only damage I sustained was a near heart attack when the immense beast lumbered past. It was almost comical, with its plates rattling, the thud of feet, and its tail striking against trees. There was a #chipped plate midway down its back. It was only funny because I was far enough away for the tail to pose no threat.
A minute later, Emily landed and apologized for not spotting it.
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#TimeTravelingGhost Part 55: EP 5: Jurassic Era — Rabbits
#Wss366 #MastoPrompt #TimeTravelAuthors 12/9
The rumbling of the behemoths diminished and then vanished. I opened my eyes. Emily was seated nearby on a mossy log with her mouth set in a concerned line.
“You okay?” she asked, biting her lip.
I felt heavy, and my legs were numb, but I could sit up. “Yeah, but I need to rest. I panicked a bit there.”
A smile touched her lips, easing the pinched look on her face. “I’ll say. Anyone would with those things coming at them.”
“How much more of this is there?”
“The good news is we can cut over to the ridge about a quarter mile out. The bad news is the slope’s wide open, so we’ll be plain as day. And believe me, there are some mean customers out there. Those boys weren’t stampeding for the sheer fun of it.”
My smile felt stiff. I could picture “mean customers” with lots of sharp teeth.
“Buck up; it’s the toll for being able to enjoy food and drink. Besides, you’re pretty spry. You have turning ectoplasmic down pat. If you didn’t—Ghost flapjacks.”
I laughed, “Ghost flapjacks,” that was a wonderful turn of phrase.
“Well, we’d better get moving. It looks like the no-man’s-land after the Jerries gave it a good shellacking.”
I groaned and got up, but was pleased to find my knee was better. There were lots of advantages of being a ghost.
My pleasure didn’t last long. As Emily had indicated, the trail became a quagmire of churned mud, torn vegetation, and a #soapy froth. It was a hellacious quarter mile.
Despite the “doughboy” slog to the ridge, there was only one incident. We had reached an open conifer forest running at the foot of the ridge when a stegosaurus burst from behind a grove of trees where it had hidden.
Fortunately, it wasn’t a carnivore. The only damage I sustained was a near heart attack when the immense beast lumbered past. It was almost comical, with its plates rattling, the thud of feet, and its tail striking against trees. There was a #chipped plate midway down its back. It was only funny because I was far enough away for the tail to pose no threat.
A minute later, Emily landed and apologized for not spotting it.
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#TimeTravelingGhost Part 55: EP 5: Jurassic Era — Rabbits
#Wss366 #MastoPrompt #TimeTravelAuthors 12/9
The rumbling of the behemoths diminished and then vanished. I opened my eyes. Emily was seated nearby on a mossy log with her mouth set in a concerned line.
“You okay?” she asked, biting her lip.
I felt heavy, and my legs were numb, but I could sit up. “Yeah, but I need to rest. I panicked a bit there.”
A smile touched her lips, easing the pinched look on her face. “I’ll say. Anyone would with those things coming at them.”
“How much more of this is there?”
“The good news is we can cut over to the ridge about a quarter mile out. The bad news is the slope’s wide open, so we’ll be plain as day. And believe me, there are some mean customers out there. Those boys weren’t stampeding for the sheer fun of it.”
My smile felt stiff. I could picture “mean customers” with lots of sharp teeth.
“Buck up; it’s the toll for being able to enjoy food and drink. Besides, you’re pretty spry. You have turning ectoplasmic down pat. If you didn’t—Ghost flapjacks.”
I laughed, “Ghost flapjacks,” that was a wonderful turn of phrase.
“Well, we’d better get moving. It looks like the no-man’s-land after the Jerries gave it a good shellacking.”
I groaned and got up, but was pleased to find my knee was better. There were lots of advantages of being a ghost.
My pleasure didn’t last long. As Emily had indicated, the trail became a quagmire of churned mud, torn vegetation, and a #soapy froth. It was a hellacious quarter mile.
Despite the “doughboy” slog to the ridge, there was only one incident. We had reached an open conifer forest running at the foot of the ridge when a stegosaurus burst from behind a grove of trees where it had hidden.
Fortunately, it wasn’t a carnivore. The only damage I sustained was a near heart attack when the immense beast lumbered past. It was almost comical, with its plates rattling, the thud of feet, and its tail striking against trees. There was a #chipped plate midway down its back. It was only funny because I was far enough away for the tail to pose no threat.
A minute later, Emily landed and apologized for not spotting it.
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CW: Giant dino eating a tree
When you've been snacking sometimes you don't realize just how large you've grown. Them calories can go straight to your everywhere!
Art by Jazzumi
#Furry #Furryart #nessa #dino #dinosaur #stegosaurus #MacroMarch #Throwback
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CW: Macro room filling
Careful who you ask to water your plants while you're away. Nessa can't help but have a little snack... or two.
#MacroMarch
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...
Here are my 3D sculpt design drawings for the 2023 DINOSAUR CELEBRITIES coin series. The first T. rex design was considered too feathered. Designed for The Royal Mint and Natural History Museum, London.
#Art #Painting #PaleoArt #PalaeoArt #SciArt #SciComm #DigitalArt #Illustration #Dinosaurs #Reptiles #Palaeontology #Paleontology #Dinosaur #Tyrannosaurus #TyrannosaurusRex #TRex #Stegosaurus #Diplodocus #JurassicWorld #Coins #CoinCollector #CoinCollecting
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...
Here are the skeletal illustrations for the acrylic blocks from the 2023 DINOSAUR CELEBRITIES coin series. I designed them for The Royal Mint and Natural History Museum, London.
#Art #Painting #PaleoArt #PalaeoArt #SciArt #SciComm #DigitalArt #Illustration #Dinosaurs #Reptiles #Palaeontology #Paleontology #Dinosaur #Tyrannosaurus #TyrannosaurusRex #TRex #Stegosaurus #Diplodocus #JurassicWorld #Coins #CoinCollector #CoinCollecting
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My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...
The limited edition DINOSAUR CELEBRITIES coin series print. I designed it in 2023, for The Royal Mint and Natural History Museum, London, featured are Tyrannosaurus, Diplodocus, and Stegosaurus.
#Art #Painting #PaleoArt #PalaeoArt #SciArt #SciComm #DigitalArt #Illustration #Dinosaurs #Reptiles #Palaeontology #Paleontology #Dinosaur #Tyrannosaurus #TyrannosaurusRex #TRex #Stegosaurus #Diplodocus #JurassicWorld #Coins #CoinCollector #CoinCollecting