Big John, the largest known Triceratops recently sold at auction for $7.7 million (€6.6 million)2yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
2 Saint Helena Giant Earwigs compared to a two pence (British coin). It was native to the island of Saint Helena and it was the largest earwig species. It was last seen alive in 1967.2yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Big John, the world's largest Triceratops ever discovered, is going up for auction in Paris2yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Stan the T-Rex, recently sold to the highest bidder for $31.8 million3yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Teenager collecting sea shells, picks ups a Textile Cone Snail (Conus textile)1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/OopsThatsDeadly
Linguamyrmex Vladi ant from the Late Cretaceous frozen in amber. It used it's jaws to clamp down on prey and suck blood from it's victims.4yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Should have been Deinonychus, but Utahraptor still gets the job done1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/PrehistoricMemes
My dinosaur skull collection so far (Microceratus, Velociraptor, and Microraptor)2yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Paleontology
Wingbeats of different animals by Elanor Lutz of Tabletop Whale.2yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Creatures_of_earth
When you have perfectly adapted to the cold but humans still think you need the sun to survive1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/PrehistoricMemes
Evolution is a pathway to many abilities that some consider to be unnatural1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/PrehistoricMemes
Anyone remember the Green Scare? When the government went after environmentalists, labelled them as terrorists, and effectively killed the movement. (full info and article link in comments)1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/conservativeterrorism
Got an O5 keycard but can't open the nuke button, what am I doing wrong?9mo ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/SCPSecretLab
When you lived and died millions of years ago, and primates dig up your bones and auction them off to whoever has the most green paper.1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/PrehistoricMemes
The biggest insects in my collection (with lego minfigures for scale)2yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Entomology
Saola (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis), critically endangered and so rarely seen that it has been called the Asian Unicorn.” Scientists have documented saola in the wild on only four occasions to date.3yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/AIDKE
1990 South Dakota: Sue Hendrickson and Peter Larson posing next to the dug up skull of Sue, the most complete T-Rex ever discovered, 90% of Sue's bones were unearthed. The dinosaur was named after Hendrickson who first made the discovery [600 x 410]1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
The Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle (Rafetus swinhoei). So rare and critically endangered that there is only 3 left in existence :(3yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/AIDKE
A photo of Julia Butterfly Hill, an environmental activist who lived on a 1500 year old California redwood tree (called Luna) from December 10, 1997 to December 18, 1999 (738 days) to prevent it from being chopped down by a logging company. She saved the tree [2400 x 1622]1yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/HistoryPorn
Picked up a scientist keycard but can't open 914. Also, I hear peanut nearby, please help9mo ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/SCPSecretLab
People killed by sharks per year vs. Sharks killed by people per hour3yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Creatures_of_earth
Fossil of Mixopterus, a type of sea scorpion (eurypterid) that lived during the Late Silurian (426-414 million years ago).4yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
What parrot species is this? My aunt in Ohio has had them for about 35 years now.5yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/whatsthisbird
Found these little guys crawling all over the tomato plants in my family's garden in South Carolina, what are they?7yr ⋅ AwesomeFrito ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
