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Some late Cretaceous ammonites bask near the oceans surface. This art was made for the fantastic paper released by @JoeFlanSan in @NatureComms .
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Huayangosaurus study, based on the skull reconstruction by Sereno, P. C. & Zhimin, D. (1992), and on the skeletal made by Gunnar Bivens.
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I'm more interested in the metaphysical implications of generating a thousands of new Jesuses. Are they all new prophets? If we crucify them can we automate mass forgiveness? Much to consider.
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New sightings of a giant squid!!
(Credits: Olivia Hicke on insta)
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A few bowhead whales born around 1815 might still be alive. They were in their 30s when they first saw a commercial whaling ship; in their 60s when they first heard a propellor; over 100 the first time they heard sonar. I wonder if they remember the silent ocean.
Being swallowed by a giant sea creature is one of humanity's oldest and most repeated stories, across cultures and religions. Acting like this film is some unique evil because it engages with the trope is performative nonsense.
Breaching Tylosaurus my beloved
#FossilFriday New work by @Formorphology just out in Current Biology quantifies burst swimming speeds in mosasaurs! Based on her results, this is how we imagined a fully-grown Tylosaurus could successfully breach. Paper below
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#FossilFriday New work by @Formorphology just out in Current Biology quantifies burst swimming speeds in mosasaurs! Based on her results, this is how we imagined a fully-grown Tylosaurus could successfully breach. Paper below
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Meet Planctoteuthis sp. 🦑
“Images have finally enabled the description of this tail, but no one knows what it is used for. It looks like a siphonophore from a distance, and one hypothesis is that it could be used for siphonophore mimicry.” — #SamplingGap Co-chief Sci Dr. Perez
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The "Karetai Carcass" was entangled in the lines of the vessel where it had been fed upon by cookiecutter sharks. The original film was recovered from the first mate of the Karetai after the publication of the image in 2019. Analysis of the image has been inconclusive thus far.
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When you hear people say “let them drown”, this is what those words mean.
Un homme, mort, gisant dans l’eau après avoir tenté de traverser la Manche pour trouver refuge au Royaume-Uni.
Cette image a été prise par le photojournaliste Sameer Al-Doumi sur la plage d’Hardelot, en France, il y a deux jours.
Dans l’indifférence.
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I just don't see how you can have Twin Peaks the return anywhere outside of the top 10. It is one of the defining art pieces of the 2010's and exists in full conversation with the medium of nostalgic revival TV and prestige drama which defined the era.
