The world can be scary for a newborn Moropus, but not with her mother by her side!
03.02.2026 04:45
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The world can be scary for a newborn Moropus, but not with her mother by her side!
Result from the Agate Fossil Beds #paleostream!
This early Miocene lagerstätte from Nebraska (USA) is a fantastic window into our understanding of the transition from forest communities to grassland biomes...
Realized just now that the correct spelling is "wary". Oops
Be weary of the beardogs! These swift pack hunters are not to be taken lightly. New update (backers only) posted to our Kickstarter! Link in thread
If you want to support Forgotten Bloodlines and help us deliver the first episode faster, see our donation page here! www.forgottenbloodlines.com/donate
Meet Promerycochoerus! This oreodont was a strange piglike creature, and was likely very social and engaged in intraspecific violence. More information on them coming soon!
See the latest update for Forgotten Bloodlines here! Get a look at some new screenshots, animals, and read about the status of the development!
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20 million years ago, Moropus inhabited the forests of North America
Glad to see people picking up on the Matternes reference! His work was a huge inspiration for creating the documentary in the first place, so it felt right to make a slight homage to him with the poster
Lol it is quite similar isn't it
We're proud to reveal our new posters! A lot of effort went into the big mural-style poster especially. These will soon all be shipped out to backers who ordered them, and eventually we'll open an online store where you can buy them as well!
Closeups
Meet Bathornis! This small, ground-dwelling predatory bird was related to its more famous cousins, the terror-birds. Huge thanks to @maliciouspizza.bsky.social for his wonderful work in bringing Bathornis to life
Guess who? New animal reveal coming soon
3D print ready files are now available on Gumroad! Those who missed their chance to donate during the kickstarter campaign can now pay to get access to 10 high quality models of our animals as .stl files
bloodlinekeeper.gumroad.com/l/AgateAnimals
Meet Daeodon! This colossal beast once was the top predator in Nebraska 20 million years ago. Similar to bears, they would've feasted on anything, plants and animals alike. The Kickstarter campaign ended a while ago, but you can still support the project here www.forgottenbloodlines.com/donate
Forgotten Bloodlines: Agate is an indie paleo-documentary all about Miocene Nebraska, Part One coming in 2025! See our website here to read about the project and to support us! www.forgottenbloodlines.com
