The comments on this video are absolutely insufferable. JP is doing what he does... lampooning a truly bizarre situation. The fact people are reacting poorly tells you he hit a nerve.
"Comparing cranial biomechanics between Barbourofelis fricki and Smilodon fatalis: Is there a universal killing-bite among saber-toothed predators?"
(Borja Figueirido, et al. 2024)
真サーベルタイガーのスミロドン
偽サーベルタイガーのバルボロフェリス の比較
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MAIDAN “BLUEPRINT”: THE NAMES BEHIND 2014
@mikebenzcyber and @JackPosobiec revisit Ukraine’s Maidan, calling it “absolutely bipartisan” and name-checking figures from Hillary Clinton to John McCain, plus USAID and other activity they say helped shape what followed.
🦖 Daily Paleo 🦖; Smilodon gracilis
From Early Pleistocene North America, "gracile knife tooth" was the smallest Smilodon species, ranging from leopard to jaguar size. Despite this, it was exactly gracile since it had already evolved a robust build with powerful forelimbs
Maybe the best reference for the tail fin reconstruction of Mosasaurian, with the first author @changjingyin .
Congratulation to them!
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A very LARGE extinct megafaunal version of the Tasmanian Devil. This specimen is a maxilla of Sarcophilus laniarius, found in a cave in central New South Wales. It's around 30% bigger than the modern Tassie Devil.
#Megafauna#IceAge#FossilFishWeek
This beefcake is Sarcophilus laniarius, the giant (megafauna) 'Tasmanian' Devil of Ice Age Australia. It was around 20% larger than the modern Devil.
This specimen is from the Darling Downs, a pit-stop of one of the #2019SVP fieldtrips. #FossilFriday