Estemmenosuchus Permian Weirdo framed print Paramylodon The death's-head hawkmoth is known

The death's-head hawkmoth is known for the skull-like pattern on its back

swimming around with the giant coelacanth fish Mawsonia and the sawfish Onchopristis

Design by Greco Westermann

called a nasal boss

During the Cambrian life exploded into all sorts of new and weird forms

Estemmenosuchus Permian Weirdo framed print Paramylodon The death's-head hawkmoth is knownEstemmenosuchus was a large therapsid from the Permian Period of the Ural region of Russia. Its horns were probably for display among members of its own species. Scientists also believe the animal may have kept its internal body temperature constant by being large and rotund, a phenomenon known as gigantothermy. Illustration by Greco Westermann Features a scratch resistant acrylic insert. Comes ready to hang. Wipe clean with a damp cloth.