#Sloths

randompaleonerd

randompaleonerd

A concept/reference for @CenoSurvivalRBX of Ornimegalonyx oteroi, a giant apex predatory owl from Pleistocene Cuba. One of the largest owls ever, Ornimegalonyx was an apex predator, hunting large rodents and

Alexander Dowsey

saltfairy1

Oh boy, do I have a few thoughts about the curriculum, first, off we're back to the bias non-issue, @AdrianaLaGrange the "curriculum bias" issue, is not a curriculum bias as

rae paoletta

PAYOLETTER

here's a thread of The Best Animals in the World. i will not be elaborating on why they're the best: pangolin pudú red panda caracal fennec fox some are not

Calvin Sloan

CalvinSloan

An intergenerational publication... @curaffairs #Cats #Sloths #AccessMan Great issue so far @curaffairs Fantastic article, @sparkyabraham More thoughts on this piece, ‘twas late... @sparkyabraham1) It’s really fantastic, very education

mycorrhizal cheater

wereoctopus

So if like me, you read the Quest core rulebook and found it... lacking in inspirational tables for the GM, then I really recommend checking out Lost in the Fantasy

Chapples

Chapples_

Lions, tigers and short-faced bears, oh my! “Extinct” megafauna of North America: Just 11,000 years ago, the plains of America were dominated by these massive beasts. Here are a few

Dr. 🩺🩹💊 867-5309 💋

American_Jen

My position on Donald Trump;Make no mistake...I'm not posting this for debate. I don’t seek or need commentary. Unfollow or unfriend me if it makes you feel better.Just consider this...when

kenlee Bonecutter🍉

Ken_bone27

In honor of #WVDay ,here’s a thread of some WV history & facts:The 1st Wheeling Convention(1861) was the the first action for WV to becoming a state after delegates from

April C. Wright, "in these uncertain times"

aprilwright

Humans are prob actually less intelligent than other speciesWe dominated based on selfishnessDolphins have funPandas eat bambooElephants are amazingPrimates have complex social structuresDogs/cats are worshipedThere’s long range “whale

Doug Main

Douglas_Main

Hedge apples are fascinating. They’re too large/unpalatable to be eaten by humans or almost any (living) animal. The species is an evolutionary anachronism—a “ghost” of evolution—that co-evolved to be spread

Ashley Reynolds

ashinonyx

I know things are A LOT right now, but hopefully this will bring a little joy: we just published on some sabrecat siblings and the story they tell about how

Nathalie Gordon

awlilnatty

Last year, in honour of turning 32, I shared 32 things I thought I’d learnt along the way. Someone suggested I do it again this year. So, as I turn

Rewilding Science

RewildingS

1/13 Today’s #rewilding paper is one that discusses the infamous escapees from Pablo Escobar’s private zoo that has since led to a wild population of Colombian hippos 2/13 Now

'Tato Mourinho

CmMourinho

@cm0102SL 2020/21 teams if they were household objects and Tato's rating out of 10.A thread: Haggis Hunters - Kitchen tableA sturdy unit that's expected to come with 4 chairs. Rumours

Diego Rodríguez

DRMegafauna

A thread discussing the causes of the Late Quaternary megafauna extinctions, AKA Ice Age animals. It will be the first of a series that will also deal with the consequences

K-2S0'Hara, turnip tycoon

oharatheorem

1/ OK, so I just carved out some time to really watch The Video attentively. And I think it’s great, an excellent account of @philewell’s work. Really draws together a

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