My goal with paleoart is to depict extinct animals as naturally as possible; both the weird and wonderful aspects of natural animal life will be depicted in my artwork and if you have an issue with that it's best you don't follow me
"Out of the Frying Pan"
Texas, 65 million years ago. Dry conditions turn the once lush woodlands into a matchbox. While most denizens flee the advancing flames, opportunists like these Quetzalcoatlus northropi seek out the inferno, picking off any too slow to escape the blaze.
So I looked at Tromerosaurus’ skeleton and I was like eh, looks like every other tyrannosaur… so I was like lets make it distinctive with some speculative soft tissue and it ended up being a living duckbill lure #aggressivemimicry :B
NEW STUDY DROP🚨
SAUROPOD BEAKS CONFIRMED?!
New paper takes different analytical approaches to reconstructing the oral tissues of extinct archosaurs, using Camarasaurus as a model.
🎨: @ManucciFabio