An extinct ungulate the size of an African elephant that roamed North America during the Late Eocene (38–34 Mya). Although it looked like a rhinoceros, it’s actually more closely related to horses. (aka Brontotherium)
Photo taken on phone, so apologies for the poor quality
March 2017 Some quick little study sketches of antelopes and gerenuks – in a real life sketchbook!!! Whaaaat?! 😛 They were done as part of Peter Han’s ‘Dynamic Sketching 2’ class online at CGMA, super fun and learned a lot… Really enjoyed doing these actually – the lack of an undo button is always frustrating, but you sort of get into the swing of it… Strathmore toned tan sketchbook. White sharpie paint marker, Rotring black pen, Copic warm grey marker, Graphik black liner pen
March 2017 - Sika, Sambar, Eld's Deer, Hog Deer, Common Muntjac, Blue Wildebeest
Llama guanicoe
The American bison is the largest mammal in North America and one of the largest bison in the world. It is also a relatively fierce......
Life is incredibly diverse. Millions of species fill the seas, land and skies of our planetary home. It seems as if there is no end to the discovery of new animals, plants and other life forms. As a biologist who teaches a class about plant diversity, I can always count on discovering a new group of plants…
Photo about a camel in the Rub al Khali or Empty Quarter. Straddling Oman, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Yemen, this is the largest sand desert in the world. Image of empty, khali, barren - 16832723
An Ultimate Ungulate Fact Sheet
An Ultimate Ungulate Fact Sheet
“(a chalicothere, an extinct odd toed ungulate)”
The ungulate is essentially the last of the megafauna that once roamed here.
An ungulate a day doesn't really do anything for your health but they sure are neat
I recently joined www.ravelry.com (username: Ungulate) and was understandably perplexed at the lack of crochet patterns for making condoms. ...
The Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) is a large paleoarctic ungulate featured in the Standard Edition of Planet Zoo. They were added in the 1.11.2 Update. Population in the Wild: Unknown The red deer (or Cervus elaphus) is a widespread species of ungulate living throughout the temperate grasslands...
The Nile Lechwe (Kobus megaceros) is a mid-sized African ungulate featured in the Wetlands Animal Pack DLC for Planet Zoo. Population In Wild: 4,300 (estimated) The Nile lechwe (or Kobus megaceros) is a species of ungulate native to the marshes and swamps of South Sudan and Ethiopia. They...
Learn more about everyone's favorite odd-toed, horn-nosed ungulate with our fascinating rhino facts. Explore these majestic, endangered creatures here.
