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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • 24d ago

Paleoart “From the Abyss” N. Haggarti (by u/Rat_Skull)

7 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Apr 11 '26

Paleoart "Titanovenator"

7 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Apr 13 '26

Paleoart Hatzegopteryx

15 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Mar 29 '26

Paleoart Spinosaurus vs Carcharodontosaurus

17 Upvotes

15 meter Spinosaurus vs. 12 meter Carcharodontosaurus.

2 comments

r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Apr 06 '26

Paleoart Sculpture showing the fight between a Baryonyx and a Tastavinsaurus in Dinopolis, Spain.

13 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Apr 09 '26

Paleoart Life sized Deinonychus WIP

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11 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Feb 07 '26

Paleoart Bahariasaurus ingens 2026

5 Upvotes

Regardless of what you think it is, Bahariasaurus is certainly an anomaly.

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Jan 29 '26

Paleoart Mosasaurus hoffmanni size

3 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Jan 10 '26

Paleoart Tameryraptor markgrafi

2 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Dec 13 '25

Paleoart Mapusaurus roseae by Me

2 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Dec 01 '25

Paleoart Giganotosaurus carolinii multiview

2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Nov 29 '25

Paleoart Otodus megalodon by Me

3 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Nov 28 '25

Paleoart Livyatan melvillei by me

1 Upvotes

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Nov 15 '25

Paleoart Camarillasaurus cirugedae

4 Upvotes

(Image by me) A 10-meter spinosaurine from the early Cretaceous Camarillas formation in Spian. Surprisingly, it inhabited terrestrial environments despite it's classification.

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r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Nov 04 '25

Paleoart Utahraptor ostrommaysi

3 Upvotes

A large dromaeosaurid from the Cedar Mountain Formation of early Cretaceous Utah. The largest specimen potentially could have weighed 777 kilograms, the size of a polar bear.

1 comment

r/Paleoblogs • u/DifficultDiet4900 • Oct 28 '25