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FIREBIRD is an indie animated shortfilm that mixes paleoart and classical music in a tale about the cycles of life. Set in late Cretaceous Patagonia and scored by Stravinski's namesake suite, the story follows a dinosaur who, faced with the arrival of a new era, must decide between accepting its end or adapting to the upcoming changes... The project is currently in production and we will be sharing some news and advancements on Instagram, so stay tuned!
September 19, 2025
Behind The Scenes
Lusotitan: Bringing One of the BIGGEST Dinosaurs Back to Life
The BBC’s Walking With Dinosaurs team brought many dinosaurs to life across the series - but perhaps the largest challenge was one of the biggest dinosaurs to ever be found in Europe… Lusotitan. Join the team behind the scenes as they weave cutting edge science, expert VFX, and a very experienced crew pointing their cameras at… nothing. But not everything is as it seems because the team are actually filming shots which (when they are later added) will see dinosaurs dance across the screen. All of this comes together to breathe life into these ancient behemoths and bring their stories to the screen.
August 14, 2025
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Incredible Lusotitan Mating Ritual
In the prehistoric world, first impressions matter and sometimes a few moves can make all the difference. A male Lusotitan puts his best foot forward to win over a mate, but too much enthusiasm could almost cost him everything.
June 25, 2025
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Kostensuchus atrox
After a long wait, the new crocodyliform discovered in the Chorrillo Formation, about 30 km southeast of the city of El Calafate, has finally been published.
Kostensuchus atrox is a new taxon that joins the family of Peirosaurids, a group of notosuchian crocodyliforms. It is a distant relative of the “Boar Crocodile” (Kaprosuchus).
The material corresponds mainly to the animal’s anterior region, with a very well-preserved and articulated skull, along with cervical and dorsal vertebrae, its pectoral and pelvic girdles, and both humeri.
"I want to thank @poldiego and @fernando.novas.5 for trusting me with this work and for all the valuable feedback that led to the result you see in the animation.
Congratulations to the whole team, and welcome Kostensuchus atrox!"
August 27, 2025
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Sun bath
I wanted to picture a Troodontid pair enjoying a sun bath and with very colorful and iridescent feathers like hummingbirds.
January 1, 2022
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World Frozen In Time
"I think I was inspired by a documentary I saw years ago. Walking with Dinosaurs maybe ? It was about how, during prehistory, Antarctica was covered with forests that were lush during the summer and completely froze during the winter ! I found it amazing to imagine that. The dinosaurs that lived there were striped for camouflage in summer and had a beak to break the ice in winter (I don't know if that's true but that is what I like to imagine)."
January 1, 2015
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Nanuqsaurus courtship display
Nanuqsaurus are polar feathery theroropods half the size of a Trex. Every spring, they come together to perform a mating display. During the mating season, males would sport red colors.
January 1, 2022
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Troodontid pair nesting in a Ticeratops skull
They would use their feathers to glide through the swamps.
January 1, 2022
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On a spring night 66 Million years ago | Part 4
On a spring night, 66 Million years ago... A Balaur Bondoc story.
January 1, 2024
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On a spring night 66 Million years ago | Part 3
On a spring night, 66 Million years ago... A Balaur Bondoc story.
January 1, 2024
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On a spring night 66 Million years ago | Part 2
On a spring night, 66 Million years ago... A Balaur Bondoc story.
January 1, 2024
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Life in the Cretaceous: Seasonal Worlds
Travel back 66 million years and immerse yourself in the dinosaurian world of the late cretaceous period, a time both strange and familiar.
August 4, 2023
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Life in the Cretaceous: Extremes
Travel back 66 million years and immerse yourself in the dinosaurian world of the late cretaceous period, a time both strange and familiar.
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