BonplandArt

Game by the amazing @FossilPunk, published by @WetInkGames! Check it out: kickstarter.com/projects/jiang…

Happy 27th anniversary to my love, my only, my #Sinosauropteryx!

Curse the Patriarchy! Shoutout to @theposearchives!

Dark reaper of the woods! Shoutout to @theposearchives (srsly, without you I couldn’t get human proportions right AT ALL)

Drown the Patriarchy! Shoutout to @theposearchives!

Grown up Pippi Longstockings for a feminist sticker design I’m working on! Huge shout out to @theposearchives

Morganucodon in a peaceful full moon night #paleoctober

The woods bleed wrath

To my american friends: read a tiny bit about the french revolution and what lead to it. You might find it quite relatable maybe

All birds are dinosaurs, but some went the extra mile to show off!

Edgar Allen Poe really overestimated how much people who do evil things would feel bad about it

@Asterix_Archiv Schöner Aufruf und bestimmt was dran, aber vielleicht statistische Fehlinterpretation? Wer viel Zeit zum Lesen von Bücher hat, lebt vermutlich unter weniger prekären Unständen und alleine deshalb länger? So wie auch eine Yacht zu besitzen bestimmt gut für die Gesundheit ist ;)

Zum #Welttag des Buches. #Asterix

@HumansNoContext Misogyny?

This is so real

I fully support the LGBTQAI+ community, buuuuuut The "+" has some suspicious subscription service vibes...

@Tumayooo @Emperorgrine Where do you guys get the confidence from to lecture people who study this for years?

@Bonpland @Emperorgrine Dinosaurs are extinct birds are not dinosaurs

@Emperorgrine @JohnRichie1992 Local man discovers biology is actually more complicated that what he learned in high school

@GrimClown2010 @6aGonzalo Bearded vulture! Arent they A-ma-zing?!

@6aGonzalo @Bonpland What’s the name of the second bird, the red one?

I did a hit tweet!

@Emperorgrine @ElysiaHans @circuscryptid @shitballpussen Jup. A reptile. A dinosaur even.

@Emperorgrine @circuscryptid @shitballpussen Ok, fine, Pluto is a planet now. So... we found a whole lot of other celestial bodies with approximately the same size and distance from our sun in our system. Do we call them planets too? Should we have a 20 planet solar system? Or should we rather lose pluto and call it a day?

@Emperorgrine @circuscryptid @shitballpussen Read your argument - feathers define BIRDS, not dinosaurs. Trunks define ELEPHANTS, not mammals. Birds are dinosaurs and elephants are mammals. If you do not believe me, read a book, this is internationally and broadly accepted science. If you do not agree, you are wrong.