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* Despite everything, it's still you.

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tyrannosaurus rex trex prehistoric planet

Choking a trex

ACK-!"

ACK-!"

tyrannosaurus rex

Dunkleosteus then and now

Atualmente Pre-2023

Atualmente Pre-2023

Emissaries of the low sun

Tyrannosaurus and triceratops

777 LaRosa Kaffet

777 LaRosa Kaffet

triceratops tyrannosaurus rex

If velociraptor had cat ears

velociraptor cat dinosaur

Dinosaurs

SMKAYE

SMKAYE

Catch me if you can

Catch me if you can Catch me if you can

Catch me if you can Catch me if you can

triceratops tyrannosaurus rex

Utahraptor smoke break

UZAHRASTOR

UZAHRASTOR

dinosaur utahraptor walking with dinosaurs

The inaccurate dinosaur club

The INACCURATE DINO CLUB

The INACCURATE DINO CLUB

Tyrannosaurus rex

Despite how outdated the JP rex design or Rexy is, it's the mascot of the Jurassic franchise. It's almost unchanged since the first film. Meanwhile, T. rex gets with the modern times at the BBC. Universal/Jurassic franchise: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." BBC documentaries: "Just because something works doesn't mean it can't be improved."

Despite how outdated the JP rex design or Rexy is, it's the mascot of the Jurassic franchise. It's almost unchanged since the first film. Meanwhile, T. rex gets with the modern times at the BBC. Universal/Jurassic franchise: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." BBC documentaries: "Just because something works doesn't mean it can't be improved."

jurassic world walking with dinosaurs prehistoric planet

Dinosaurs and oil

Raat Jack

Raat Jack

oil carnotaurus

Waltz into the edge of forever

diplodocus dinosaurs

Nanuqsaurus out west

Gary batt

Gary batt

nanuqsaurus dinosaur

Triceratops in a field

dinosaur triceratops

Coca Cola dinosaur

Coca-Cola Rockwell

Coca-Cola Rockwell

pachycephalosaurus coca cola

Pet triceratops

triceratops dinosaurs

Get bonked

GET BONKED

GET BONKED

Range of motion in Mesozoic reptiles

Range of Motion in Mesozoic reptiles RIAMUS A very common phrase in regards to what dinosaurs looked like is "scientists just have to guess!", and this is simply untrue. Scientists don't make guesses, they study and studying the joints in the bones, how they interact, is enough to help us gauge how much these animals could move their body parts without needing to see a living dinosaur. In other words, scientific proof that dinosaurs could indeed, funky. This poster acts as a visual reference for any general artist wanting to visualize how much certain body parts can bend for a specific group of mesozoic reptiles. Remember that this only contains body parts and joints that have been studied. For some species and parts of the body this kind of research has not been conducted. Anhanguera Maximum outward expansion of wings and legs. Kentrosaurus Could rear up, bend its tail inwards to an extreme. All other movements represented. Spinophorosaurus Sauropod necks are not noodles! They can bend down and inwards. Maybe even lick their elbows? Camptosaurus Elbow could only bend into a horizontal position, or straight down. Deinonychus All extreme poisitions represented. From head, to tail and even feet. Australovenator Arms, hands and feet represented. Note that the extreme bend in the right foot's toes may not be possible voluntarily. Euoplocephalus Maximum bending of the tail. The end half was completely stiff like the handle of a club. Only the base of the tail could bend this much. Meyerasaurus Torso is an immobile block but flippers could bend up and down, and neck was capable of curling underneath the body. Vagaceratops Arms bending during locomotion. Thanks to @Philoceratops, Omega productons, Dean Schnabel, Tosha Hollman for providing research and pointers

Range of Motion in Mesozoic reptiles RIAMUS A very common phrase in regards to what dinosaurs looked like is "scientists just have to guess!", and this is simply untrue. Scientists don't make guesses, they study and studying the joints in the bones, how they interact, is enough to help us gauge how much these animals could move their body parts without needing to see a living dinosaur. In other words, scientific proof that dinosaurs could indeed, funky. This poster acts as a visual reference for any general artist wanting to visualize how much certain body parts can bend for a specific group of mesozoic reptiles. Remember that this only contains body parts and joints that have been studied. For some species and parts of the body this kind of research has not been conducted. Anhanguera Maximum outward expansion of wings and legs. Kentrosaurus Could rear up, bend its tail inwards to an extreme. All other movements represented. Spinophorosaurus Sauropod necks are not noodles! They can bend down and inwards. Maybe even lick their elbows? Camptosaurus Elbow could only bend into a horizontal position, or straight down. Deinonychus All extreme poisitions represented. From head, to tail and even feet. Australovenator Arms, hands and feet represented. Note that the extreme bend in the right foot's toes may not be possible voluntarily. Euoplocephalus Maximum bending of the tail. The end half was completely stiff like the handle of a club. Only the base of the tail could bend this much. Meyerasaurus Torso is an immobile block but flippers could bend up and down, and neck was capable of curling underneath the body. Vagaceratops Arms bending during locomotion. Thanks to @Philoceratops, Omega productons, Dean Schnabel, Tosha Hollman for providing research and pointers

mesozoic dinosaurs

Nigel marven in Jurassic park

ISLA NUBLAR SURE HAS SOME BEAUTIFUL NATU- AllosaurusJP WHO ARE YOU? BE QUIET WE BEING HUNTED BY RAPTORS! I ALREADY CAPTURED THE RAPTORS! LOOK AT THIS COOL SNAKE I FOUND THO! WAIT WHAT? HOW DID YOU CONTAIN THE RAPTORS? I HATE THIS NEW GUY...

ISLA NUBLAR SURE HAS SOME BEAUTIFUL NATU- AllosaurusJP WHO ARE YOU? BE QUIET WE BEING HUNTED BY RAPTORS! I ALREADY CAPTURED THE RAPTORS! LOOK AT THIS COOL SNAKE I FOUND THO! WAIT WHAT? HOW DID YOU CONTAIN THE RAPTORS? I HATE THIS NEW GUY...

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