While i do agree that mosasaurs are among the most efficient marine reptiles, i wouldn’t say they were better than sharks and whales (like, explain in what way are they better)

I’m going to have to agree with A.A, azhdarchids are among the most successful pterosaurs out there, with some members reaching astonishing sizes and being better suited for a more terrestrial lifestyle. Basically a four-legged stork as tall as a giraffe

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It’s art that attempts to depict prehistoric animals in a more realistic manner based on current scientific knowledge

*INHALES*

Jurassic Park is my favorite movie franchise and novels, and I feel like it doesn’t get enough credit from paleontologists. Sure, some of the ideas are a little outdated, but this was a story made over 30 years ago, which explored lots of ideas which were new at the time (behavioral patterns, speculative features, etc.). If it weren’t for this movie, people would probably still think dinosaurs were slow, cold-blooded brutes instead of fast, active animals.

This is also why I feel Jurassic Park only works in the 90’s, and why Jurassic World isn’t as good.

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Arambourgiania, a large pterosaur (prehistoric flying reptile) related to others such as Hatzegopteryx and the more famous Quetzalcoatlus

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*sighs* *goes to comment section*

Relatively. Some of my other more detailed drawings take me like two weeks or more depending on how much free time I have, this one only took me a few days

Maybe I should just put ‘relatively’ in the description

https://youtu.be/kDMHHw8JqLE?si=RYH-TD005V5zaUip

I mean, compared to some of my other more detailed drawings

Oh cool

It also reminded me of this short I saw on Youtube

https://youtube.com/shorts/mmzuHyHFBBo?si=ev8OVFcBswdv1Igc

Hey I think I do, was your old account b0nky?

(Also ‘Alan’ is the name of the Allosaurus character who is also the account’s mascot, I still haven’t done a name reveal for myself on this app. Just wanted to clear that up)

For a while i’ve found the idea of a more grotesque and mutated- looking Godzilla very interesting (so much so that i’ve even made my own Godzilla design based off this), and thanks to you i found out about Godzilla: Black Mass, which goes into a more horror-based take on the monster which i’m really liking so far

Meanwhile the Permian extinction: am I a joke to you?

And thanks man

Is it me?

Jk, that sounds great!

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