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I've always wondered two things which somewhat relate to your illustration. Perhaps you can answer my questions. Firstly, with so many creatures of the same species and millions of years of evolution and intermediate fossils, how is it possible that we manage to complete such few skeletons? Shouldn't these skeletons be scattered all over? Are they not preserved, unreachable or simply just not discovered yet? I also wondered how the blue whale can be the biggest creature that has ever lived, even compared to an era in which most of the creatures were a lot bigger than they are now. I'm not questioning the validity of that statement, but I do wonder why the blue whale got to grow to this size now and not millions of years ago. Do you think it has to do with carnivorous sea creatures being a lot bigger back then? Because the only natural animals of blue whales are killer whales.
Superb work! You made this titan beautiful!
I love dinosaurs, I have loved them ever since I was a kid. I would literally sit in my room for an hour or two and read books about animals, and I have quite a few on dinosaurs.
Ha ha, and I quote my cousin's friend "Paige, I remember when you were a kid. All the little girls played with Barbies and you would be playing with dinosaurs. You are so awesome."
This is like what I see in my books, and I really like it. It shows a lot of the important facts about this dino and it is so awesome. In fact, all of your art looks awesome.
Seriously, who selects the DDs because this needs one.
but this dinosaur's neck seems thin compared to the rest of the body ...
his head looks like the head of the creature Godzilla by Roland Emmerich ...
for when the reconstitution of "estemmnosuchus"?