Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere | He/Him

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Sometimes you gotta just make time you know? twitter.com/talesofkaimere…

23/08/03 11:04

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The Trickster Closes In…

23/07/04 02:26

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A funky little guy (he weighs over a ton)

23/06/30 06:48

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Beaked whales make great sauropod inspiration:

23/06/02 02:26

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Two absolutely normal, unremarkable birds.

23/05/05 05:37

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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: youtube.com/watch?v=uwmzlz… Pt. 2: youtube.com/watch?v=ceFiBP… Health Concerns: youtube.com/watch?v=6hymzK…

23/04/14 01:27

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

23/03/30 09:57

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Dominant bulls of the common walrus and meadow sloth challenge one another for prime real estate. Although different diets mean they cohabitate and even form alliances while foraging in the deadly sea, while the tide comes in, shrinking resting space can lead to violence.

23/02/07 02:29

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

23/01/19 00:05

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Nyctoguin:

23/01/18 12:52

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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! twitter.com/fishboy8616457…

23/01/14 12:23

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I agree. twitter.com/allosaurusjp/s…

22/12/30 01:07

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Marine camels for @ChaseThetford88’s Atlantis project!

22/12/21 12:16

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Elasmosaur pups of the genus/tribe Thalassocolubrus.

22/12/12 14:15

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

22/12/07 07:48

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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.

22/11/19 09:12

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The common or meadow kraken frequents the inland sea and is a voracious predator and scavenger.

22/11/16 09:47

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Giant gibbon with moose pattern. Y’all I now need to see more ungulate primate crossover in spec.

22/10/31 03:21

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#spectember Day 28: Ice World. Another resident of AT 62’s dominant megafaunal clade, this is a predator. They are a resident of the night side of the planet, using their hook limbs both in dispatching prey and climbing glaciers.

22/09/28 22:03

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#spectember Day 25: Flying Crustacean. The flying crab is of a neotenic crustacean clade that swims with two pairs of enlarged legs. This particular species can glide for a short period of time to evade predators.

22/09/28 00:42

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

22/09/25 05:04

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#spectember Day 8: Flying Sloth An urutumotu tries to square off against a Pakardiant hukolgur and gets a free flying lesson.

22/09/08 21:55

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Therocephalian Hippo. That is all.

22/08/31 05:33

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

22/08/15 04:40

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Some modern Kaimeran birds who’s ancestors were harvested from Sahul circa 1.5 mya:

22/08/13 11:12