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1 year

Songs of the Inland Sea is the sequel to Tales of Kaimere! It is a nautical anthology, including heists on a ship, a desperate chase through a marsh, and a survival story from the perspective of a killer whale! Link to episode:

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Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere | He/Him

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2 months

If this animal wasn't so normalized to a lot of us, it would probably have the same beauty status as peafowl. They're gorgeous.

HulloThere - not on a boat ☹️

@jethroreading32

2 months

Honestly it's pretty nuts that this is what chickens looked like *before* any selective breeding for aesthetics. What a pretty animal.

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2 years

@BrianRoemmele What the heck are you talking about it’s an amazing reconstruction and totally viable to use as a foundation for respectable paleoart.

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9 months

Xenofiction should be done as intentional translation. Don't lose your readers in a mess of redundancies. Unless the phrase is really important to the cultures you're portraying, just call a horse a horse and a road a road.

Raave👑🏳️‍🌈

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9 months

Incredible meme my partner made specifically for me after listening to me lecture about this

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9 months

If people look at a real bear in broad daylight and still think it looks like a person, imagine seeing one at night in a forest? Bigfoot is a bear. Cope.

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9 months

A zoo in eastern China is denying suggestions some of its bears might be humans in costumes

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10 months

That there are any humans who think they can best one of these in an unarmed fight is hilarious.

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10 months

Intense battle between 2 HUGE Brown Bears in Full HD 34

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1 year

What this trailer tells me is that it doesn’t give a fuck and is just here to have fun. I’m here for it.

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1 year

A Meg eats a dinosaur in ‘MEG 2: THE TRENCH’.

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1 year

People saying they’d just assume it’s a dragon are way overestimating the size contemporary art depicts dragons, and also overestimating the level of dedication knights would have in protecting their peasants from said dragon.

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1 year

It’s really insane that a bipedal predatory animal larger than an elephant used to exist. Like if I described a Tyrannosaurus rex to someone from the Middle Ages, they’d think I was making it up.

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2 years

Anteaters galloping at 30+ mph makes a lot more sense when you see their skeleton:

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10 months

Finished Next Week's episode! Will be joining good company.

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2 months

To anyone sincerely commenting some variation of “the odaga reminds me of Godzilla”: Did… did you think I was trying to pull a fast one? On one of the most famous creature designs? I’m not a subtle man but this is a clown hammer to the face even for me.

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2 months

Some little guys:

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10 months

And if viewed from the front, Bronto would be like three times as wide since Shant is built like a cardboard cutout, yet both probably weighed around the same since Bronto has the rough density of a balloon.

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1 year

Ever wonder how big Shantungosaurus is next to Brontosaurus? Well here you go. Skeletals provided by @bricksmashtv and @FabioAleRomero

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11 months

Mosasaurs 100% demonstrated this behavior and nothing you can say will convince me otherwise.

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11 months

Terrifying lizard encounter

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1 year

Also did Triceratops art for Prehistoric Zoo-Keeper Association! Some great videos in the works by a knowledgable and passionate creator! Feeding Captive Triceratops Pt. 1: Pt. 2: Health Concerns:

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6 months

To be fair, there aren't any notable birds from New Zealand.

depths of wikipedia

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6 months

two years ago today

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2 years

PoV: you and 2 other baby Carcharodontosaurus hear a Plat Plat in the Kem Kem and know your time has come.

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8 months

Retrosaur vs Modern and Leaping Larlaps references all in one pic:

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1 year

'Spinosaur Destroys Iguanodont' probably looked like this 99% of the time.

°▽° 🍉🪼

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1 year

“Destroys”💀

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2 months

Sometimes a fringe theory is on the fringe because it’s goofy and not worth entertaining.

Legendary Cryptids

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2 months

The Tsavo man eaters were an infamous pair of lions that killed dozens of people near the turn of the 20th century. Due to them living in caves and lacking manes, there's a fringe theory that the lions are actually living cave lions, a species thought to be extinct since 9000 BC

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5 months

Needed a new profile for the upcoming episode:

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2 years

It’s mom’s turn to get dinner, so Papa Indrakai stays in the nest to watch the kids.

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1 year

Bigfoot, but a sloth.

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1 year

The marine snapper is closer to sea turtles than the meadow snapper they were named after, but it was long assumed they were either hybrids or a snapper that took to open water. Used @fishboy86164577 ’s Archelon skeletal as a reference. Cheers!

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1 year

The gigantic and bizarrely proportioned Archelon. This skeletal is specifically modelled after the largest specimen, Brigitta. I suspect Brigitta is male given the very long tail, extra bone near the pisiform, and massive flippers. Those traits seem to be variable among specimens

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2 years

Sea wyvern commission!

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3 months

Qomanqa is the English spelling of the Amanetran version of the Great Library's interpretation of the Permian Islander word for the animal, which is thought to mean roughly 'Hungry Island Rises from the Abyss' Isn't language fun?

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9 months

Description of a new cetacean, Perucetus colossus, has landed! Looking forward to reading the paper later. Initial thoughts are surprise by the bulk of the silhouette considering it came from warm seas, but for the niche, a sirenian bodyplan (thick skin, ample muscle) tracks.

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6 months

I like the Deinonychus design as an evocation of the idea that the first creations were crude chimeras. Over time they became closer to modern understanding either via more complete genomes or (more likely) specifically engineering them to closer resemble current interpretations.

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6 months

Insane that these are from the same game

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1 year

Marine camels for @ChaseThetford88 ’s Atlantis project!

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9 months

@itsafronomics All I'm saying is Mark Wahlberg didn't appear in a vacuum

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1 year

Vaskalamaldus the Raven King, antagonist of my first Tales of Kaimere short story, Death Walks on Broken Wings.

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1 year

Nyctoguin:

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1 year

@DustinRNuttall @markoftheD @wendelltalks Science doesn’t function based on your understanding, or the lack thereof.

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9 months

A dude:

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1 year

They know what they're doing with this promo💀

Apple TV

@AppleTV

1 year

Serotonin brought to you by prehistoric babies.

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1 year

Krakens Beware:

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2 years

Hard to beat the design concept of ‘big monke’

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6 months

You’ve heard of jumping spiders. Now get ready for…

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5 months

What’s better than one little guy? Two little guys.

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10 months

Permian Oliphaunt, largest dicynodont in Kaimere.

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2 years

Marine scorpions of the Inland Sea:

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1 year

Protoceratops I Illustrated last year but didn’t get done in time for the ceratopsid episode.

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1 year

To top it off, dinosaurs very likely had an instinctive wariness around pterosaurs if not outright childhood trauma.

Omegafreelancer (Commissions OPEN!)

@omegafreelancer

1 year

Hot take: A Quetz could beat a rex in a fight. Here's something dino enthusiasts don't take into account in fights (which is everything except for bite force and size): blind fury. A Quetz way not be able to kill a rex, but it can run enough fades to scare one.

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3 months

@StorySorcery Mfs love the Romeo and Juliet dynamic but not as much as they love to forget the opening line of the damn play that establishes their factions are on equal footing.

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8 months

She’s hungry:

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5 months

Base coat and glue are done! Model by @khriskath

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2 years

Attack on Titan but it’s a titanosaur:

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2 months

Crocodile and caiman WIP

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1 year

Agreed.

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1 year

Honestly surprised in almost 70 years we haven't had a single official Godzilla design with a flattened crocodile tail tbh

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1 year

This image did more damage to my early pterosaur reconstructions than any other reference in any aspect of my journey as an illustrator.

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3 years

My siblings send me the best memes.

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2 months

A pelagic plesiosaur has died, and its body sank far below its natural habitat near the surface deep into the abyss.

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2 months

In the deeper and colder Khalin Sea, harpid trilobites are the most common lineage, best represented by the hoofhead. In the abyss, harpids are much more common, being among the most common creatures in the deep ocean floors. Link to episode:

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1 year

A grandfather whale, used to thinking himself king of these cold waters, suddenly finds himself on the menu.

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8 months

Phoenix:

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9 months

Predators that take large prey show great strength and resolve, but I've seen it said that small game is easier. Sure, killing a rabbit might be easier than killing a moose, but as Richard Adams said: "Whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first, they must catch you."

What the media hides.

@narrative_hole

9 months

This was genuinely crazy to watch

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9 months

@NaturalSciences Your use of AI art is deeply disappointing. Even if you were fine endorsing theft, can you honestly say this represents a good depiction of the animal? Shame on you.

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2 years

When he quack, watch your back.

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2 months

SCP Commission: released under CC BY-SA 3.0. Boundless life a word away. SCP-7042: Mother Nature’s Sketchbook

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1 year

Could ammonites look around their shell as they propelled back?

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1 year

Not only were Spanish colonizers slaughtering people in the name of their religion, sacrificing them in the name of gold and glory, at the time of the conquistadors, medicinal cannibalism was at its peak in Europe. But go off I guess.

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While on patrol between the Permian Islands, a dragon rider spots a large short-necked elasmosaur with an entourage of sharks.

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7 months

Tectospalaea archocnus, "Cave-Maker, King of the Sloths"

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2 years

Finished up the ‘panther parrot’, a large omnivorous parrot endemic to the forests of the western continent.

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8 months

Wild karakai and two of many domesticate color morphs

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2 years

PoV: your subscription to life and limb is about to expire.

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2 years

From what Kaimeran paleontologists can tell, the ‘First Dynasty’ had quite an eccentric cast.

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11 months

During the First Dynasty, most of the tropics were swamp and jungle. Here, an herbivorous sarcopterygian tells a predatory tetrapod to find a new wallow:

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6 months

Shoutout to Creatures Galore for suggesting I add "†" to extinct kaimeran taxa. I like it! Looks so official with an obelisk. Foreboding, as a treat.

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1 year

“Puffins only possess Technicolor bills—and their matching orange feet—during the spring breeding season. Just before winter sets in, they shed the colorful outer bill, leaving a noticeably smaller and duller-colored beak.” WHO WAS GUNNA TELL ME PUFFINS SHED THEIR DAMN BEAKS

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@dino_magenta @nyrorosaurus Yup. It's just a keratin extension of the bill that sloughs off when the breeding season is over. Puffins do something similar.

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1 year

@SpicyAtreides A child looking up to Anakin:

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8 months

All legends start small:

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4 months

Merry Christmas, folks! Have some weird fish.

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1 year

The notzokideu is a sophont flightless tapejarid found only in the highlands of Pakardia.

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1 year

The sunrise titan, largest of the azhdarchids and one of the tallest animals in the known world.

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2 years

A cockatrice:

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9 months

I hope to make a video special about these giant multituberculates at some point, but for now, enjoy the leviathan!

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Sometimes it’s fun to just make a big horrible beast.

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2 years

@TLahottie @steamyporkbuns @cascadiaforall America also has stupid worldbuilding.

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2 years

Working on the uh let’s call it the retractable hoof concept:

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2 years

Reposting this sketch of a meeting of Kaimeran predators because it’s relevant this afternoon.

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11 months

“Can we become macropredators now?”

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Scientific name roughly translates to 'horse cock, monster cock'.

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1 year

With adult females often 60 feet in length, and 65+ not uncommon in their southern populations, the whaler shark O. megalodon is one of the largest animals in Kaimere. Even their offspring, typically 16 feet at birth, are among the top predators of the seagrass meadows.

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With comfort island-hopping proficiency despite being a fully terrestrial animal, the bear-croc Brontosuchus is the apex predator of the forested regions of the Permian Islands. They are found on prairies, though large feral dragons have meant they are rare in such open habitats.

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10 months

Paleoartists and enthusiasts should use 'plausible' rather than 'accurate' with much greater frequency.

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5 months

This is one of if not the best depictions of superhuman strength I've seen. Sure, a lot of superheroes are far stronger, but this looks more impressive, even if the feats of strength are a fraction of what Superman and Hulk display. It looks plausible, and that hits harder.

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Man the live action for YYH has intense and dynamic action

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1 year

“Kings of Scat and Dust” A silver cockatrice and a hedgeback boar squabble over a buried lungfish. For most of the year, their home in the western Arvelith monsoon forests are a desolate wasteland. Summer will bring plenty, but for now, every possible calorie counts.

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5 months

Miracinonyx is an often suggested evolutionary drive in pronghorn speed, yet pronghorns seem to have been highly cursorial back in the Miocene. Not saying American cheetah didn't push pronghorn speed, just more to the story. Missing taxa, perhaps? Classic fossil record.

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2 years

Hear me out what if Thescelosaurus got huge and murdered a bunch of people?

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8 months

Sometimes animals wander outside their normal habitat, even specialists. Good to remember for replicating extinct ecosystems.

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Check out this moose that was spotted near Tesuque, New Mexico! Photo taken by Tirzio Lopez, State Game Commission Vice Chairman.

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1 year

I take this project seriously, but not *too* seriously.

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1 year

There are five species of Thalassocolubrus that you all will meet on Tuesday!

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1 year

The zentaur is the apex predator in the forests of Arvel and Ni'Khar. They are low-slung, heavyweight assassins that specialize in large game. When taking prey, they capture and restrain in powerful jaws, then claws up to a meter long are thrust into the windpipe or between ribs.

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A creature:

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When plesiosaurs first arrived in Kaimere, they found the seas ruled not by ichthyosaurs, but by giant synapsids.

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A southern mountain dragon passes over a herd of roo-hogs, breathing a cloud of venom upon them.

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The green turtlehead is the most common species in the genus Testudocorona, the giant or crowned turtlehead pachycephalosaurs. Herds of these animals are are abundant in the temperate and subtropical forests of southwestern Kairul.

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Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere | He/Him

@TalesofKaimere

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Refined to clarify that the 19 meter bulls are by no means average:

Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere | He/Him

@TalesofKaimere

3 months

Qomanqa is the English spelling of the Amanetran version of the Great Library's interpretation of the Permian Islander word for the animal, which is thought to mean roughly 'Hungry Island Rises from the Abyss' Isn't language fun?

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