Isaac Wilson

@TheBioBob Will do, thank you!

@ICMWriter Sure! If you just put my name in the corner it's fine 👍🏻

Hello #PortfolioDay! I illustrate extinct animals and their environments.

@knight_Steve_ These are excellent renders. Could I use them in a YouTube video with credit given?

Rexy in Jurassic World Dominion (top) compared to Rexy in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (bottom)

@Sketchy_raptor The Dunning-Kruger effect is strong in the field of armchair paleontology...

The ability of online randos to "um actually" experts without a second thought is honestly an aspirational level of confidence.

@Elemental93 This is gorgeous! Do you mind if I include your models in paleo YouTube videos (with credit given)?

Now, to get off my ass and actually post this thing... Here's the Kenyan Giant, given the temporary, probably at least, nickname Titanovenator. Abelisaurs really did some crazy things across the world once they got their time in the sun, not that it lasted unfortunately.

Thanks to @EJR_Paleo_MSc for helping out with this video! youtube.com/watch?v=60a1Ne…

Mesoamericans & feathered dinosaurs 🦖🪶 Because I think they would have adored them

@df9465 @Pendo20261424 That's very good to know. I assume that was to the medial condyle?

@ICMWriter @Pendo20261424 I have photos showing from the femur head high point to the condylar low point.

Finishing the 3D scan of the femur of "Bertha" the big(gest?) #Tyrannosaurus rex for #fossilfriday . The Marie Celeste vibes are b/c Amanda didn't want to be in the photo. At Badlands Dinosaur Museum, Dickinson ND

Huge thanks to @Fossilcrates and @PeteLarsonTrex for making this video possible! youtube.com/watch?v=NgxjT0…

@df9465 @Pendo20261424 What measurement standards were used to obtain the 130.5 cm length?

@Pendo20261424 Girth is problematic, since the femur is crushed, althought his info is ina forthcoming paper (not mine). As reconstructed (incorrectly) the femur is 130.5cm. Based on comparison with the Sue monograph, this reconstruction is 5-15cm too short.

@skeletaldrawing Skeletal looks great! I love how Tyrannosaurus as a genus shows so much variation in the skulls that you can "tell their personalities" just from the bones. This Scotty seems like a hardworking single dad who enjoys Canada Dry.

For #FossilFriday I give you the a skeletal of probably the largest T. rex specimen published so far, Scotty.

@harrison_duran @skeletaldrawing Where is this information from about "Goliath"?

@Antrodemus Hehe

I really dislike "Paleomedia" culture and everyone who participates in it and consider themselves "paleomedia experts". It's not a real field of study. No one cares about your pseudo-intellectual takes on pop culture dinosaurs. Please try to learn actual science I'm begging you

@Antrodemus Luigi are you okay

no lube, no protection, all night all day, from the kitchen floor to the toilet seat, from the dining table to the church, from the front porch to the balcony, vertically, horizontally, quadratic, while i gasp for air and scream the lord’s prayer, she can top me

Zombie sauropods, cancer, and bone infections galore! youtu.be/jIZR3D1hvmY

@JedTaylorArtist This is gorgeous! Could I use this in a video about the Morrison Formation (with credit given)?

Realised I'd been using the wrong scale human. Fixed it. #Torvosaurus is a monster.

@JoschuaKnuppe Thank you!

@ICMWriter Sure

Only two pieces in tonights #paleostream Kvabebihyrax and Sarcosuchus. We were silly.

@paiva_als Sounds like a plan, thank you!

@ICMWriter Unfortunately, this paper is not open-access, but I can share it with you! Please, send me an email so I can send you the paper! ana.paivaprm55@gmail.com

🚨 Excited to share our freshly published study on how climate influenced the body size of caimanines - particularly the giant ones from the Miocene of South America! Here is the link to our paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Click here for more information about the paper 🥰