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Oh yes, there was actually a dinosaur rhino. I present you Rhinosaurus magnus. An extinct genus of abelitheriid rhino that existed from the early oligocene to Early Miocene of central Davidpeteropia. It was exclusively a carnivore, a unique trait within perissodactyla.

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i guess i’ll just uhh,, spam some art and spam some more tomorrow
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$30 animal crossing ankylosaurus

(by @/DemonDecadance)

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Take a break from scrolling and say hi to this socially awkward Borealopelta.

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Sam is a great conversationalist, but he still gives us a few pearls every once in a while.

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Dinovember 12_Dilophosaurus was a fast-moving meat-eating dinosaur. A kink in its upper jaw may mean that it ate a certain kind of food, or attacked by gripping and holding on to prey – modern crocodiles have a similar kink.

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Tylosaurus sketches vs final painting

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Psdt: I know that giganotosaurus has a pose very similar to that of lilburger's giganotosaurus, and this was a detail I noticed a couple of hours ago and I really hope this detail doesn't bother anyone

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💥 Monolophosaurus 💥

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An Albertosaurus sarcpohagus (Alberta lizard), taking a little walk in the autumn rain of the Late Cretaceous ( Age 75-72.1 MYA) Alberta, Canada. The first remains of Albertosaurus were recovered from the Horseshoe Canyon Formation in 1884, and these were the type

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A concept sketch of Regina the Tyrannosaurus during feeding time. Her enclosure barriers are smartly concealed with thick flora.

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Day 11, Fruitadens frenzy. A pair of Fruitadens squabble while a Stegosaurus obviously strolls nearby.

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Mo isn’t a complicated character. He doesn’t have the self-esteem issues of Mr. Thicknose and doesn’t suffer any kind of communal hardship like the Tinysauruses: he’s one of the more cheerful characters in the series. In fact, I dare say he might be THE most

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It’s so here’s a…

Wait a minute. That’s not a whale!

This is a giant ichthyosaur. Ichthyosaurs were the first truly gigantic animals to evolve. The largest skeleton is 21 metres long and belongs to the Triassic species, Shonisaurus sikanniensis.

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