The Emperor Sea Strider - Virtually no force in nature could affect such a creature from Wayne Barlowe's Expedition (1990)4yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/SpeculativeEvolution
Nothronychus, a member of the Therizinosaurid family that was 3 meters tall with 30 cm claws6yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
Leptictidium, a small mammal from the Eocene after the Dinosaurs. Along with pangolins, macropods(kangaroos), and humans, they are the only known mammals with complete bipedalism.6yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
You will find this interesting. This is a lovely portrait of a Kalmyk girl, Annushka by Russian painter Ivan Argunov, 1767. She was a serf in the Russian Empire, and is holding a picture of her Lady. What do you think? What kind of life would she have had?3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Actual map definition of Central Asia, as per the words of the mods. Do you agree?3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Dimetrodon updated look, with exposed spines and an up-right walking stance that is similar to mammals6yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
The latest Google Doodle for Russia Day 2020 depicts Central Asian Turkic culture!4yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
How the hell did /r/mongolia, the least populated country in Central Asia, end up having the most subscribers of any country subreddit??3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Map of the various ethnicities of the Soviet Union - National Geographic, 19765yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Happy Tsagaan Sar Buddhists of Central Asia! How will you be celebrating this year?3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Congratulations /r/mongolia, for having the most subscribers of all the Central Asia nation subreddits!3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/mongolia
This is a definition of a map of Central Asia I made. What do you think? (Turks, you will be pleased to see it)3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Was the 1979 Iranian Revolution a motivating factor for the Soviet Union's decision to intervene in Afghanistan the same year? Did they fear Ruhollah Khomeini's ideas would diffuse and spread into Afghanistan and to Muslims in Soviet Central Asia?3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
Yarasuchus, a long-necked archosaur from the Middle Triassic that is more related to birds than crocodilians6yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/Naturewasmetal
What do you think about this absolute legend? Have you read his story?2yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskMiddleEast
When Russia Empire conquered Central Asia, what did they think of all the Bukharan Jews living there? Were there attempts to move them to Pale of Settlement? Did they face the same kind of discrimination and later persecution in USSR?3yr ⋅ gekkoheir ⋅ r/AskCentralAsia
