Hodari Shadowalker ❄️🐆さんのイラストまとめ

I feel like this can only be fair if you consider Meg's stats too. https://t.co/82QXAhdloB

@BranArtworks

Personally, Machairodus reminds me of the sabertooth tiger from 10.000 BC. Especially now that a couple colossal species are known. https://t.co/ouPHMBcyKH

Apparently it's #InternationalHyenaDay, so have this #Dinocrocuta! This giant hyena roamed Eurasia during the Miocene, hunting rhinos, stealing sabercat kills, and overall being badass. #Hyenas get an unfair rap as cowardly animals but not much would've scared Dinocrocuta!

People be like: Why don´t artists draw megalodon acting like a real, normal shark?

Megalodon: Pukes own stomach.

Also, I will forever defend the idea that megalodons were followed around by a cohort of smaller sharks not unlike smaller sharks today are followed by pilot fish. They would save energy by swimming on the larger shark's wake, and have a feast every time it caught a whale. :B

I meant to have this ready for #WorldFrogDay but oh well. A giant Eocene frog eats a penguin in what will one day be southern Chile. Based on fragmentary remains of a frog maybe 60 cm from snout to vent- quite a bit bigger than Beelzebufo! Also... salt tolerant, perhaps, maybe?

Will someone more shark-knowledgeable than me tell me that we actually do have a way to know that #Aquilolamna was fully grown? Cause I'm here hallucinating giant versions of it and I'm supposed to be working. #aquilolamna #fossilfriday

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's the bizarre, planktivore manta-shark Aquilolamna from Cretaceous Mexico, announced today, my birthday! :B Super quick doodle of course. This shark's "wings" were wider than the shark was long! #paleoart #doodle

@jimmadseni I think it's all about 1) making them stand out from the background and 2) making them look brighter/more cartoony and so less threatening. I always noticed how in TLK2 they went for a more dark grey (even if still greenish) color on their more threatening/realistic crocs.