Animsaurus

A chill Parasaurolophus 😌
Copic marker illustration for a patron! If you want a random illustration sent to you each month, consider signing up for my p a t r e o n! Link is in my bio
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☄️ Kosmoceratops ☄️
Kosmoceratops richardsoni was a large ceratopsid that lived in North America 76-75.9 mya.
Kosmoceratops was named after the dig volunteer who discovered the animal, Scott Richardson. Kosmoceratops has a total of 15 horns and spikes on its head, and both known specimens are currently housed at the Natural History Museum of Utah.
A big big thank you to my patrons for your patience on this one! Want to get stickers every month and facts about animals? Sign up for the sticker club! Link in bio 👆.
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🌊 Globidens🌊
Another month where I don’t film or take pretty pictures of the sticker club goodies 😅
Thank you to all my patrons who made this months rewards possible!
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Andrewsarchus! 🧡
Andrewsarchus mongoliensis was a large extinct mammal that lived in China during the Middle Eocene. Back in 2001, Walking with Beasts portrayed this animal with a wolf-like appearance. Paleontologists now believe Andrewsarchus was related to the entelodonts, which is why I’ve illustrated this animal with a more “hell-pig” like appearance. 🐖 🦴 🦛
Thanks to my sticker club members for making January’s sticker club possible:
🙌Dot
🙌Jimmy
🙌Jenny
🙌Topaz
🙌Beth
🙌Blythe
🙌Cole
🙌Keeley
🙌Rheyn
🙌Elizabeth
🙌Jacob

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