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Congratulations, Ryla - you got a nice, speedy, leapy, rough terrain form, and you just IMMEDIATELY robbed it of all its advantages!
I keep wanting to make this thing part of a series, but nothing ever feels right, so I'm just gonna share it. Stuffed dinosaurs are their own justification!
I keep alternating between whether Ryla's theropod form should be a dromaeosaur or a mini-carnosaur. But I feel like the feathery look diversifies her menagerie a little.
I keep wanting to make this thing part of a series, but nothing ever feels right, so I'm just gonna share it. Stuffed dinosaurs are their own justification!
I keep alternating between whether Ryla's theropod form should be a dromaeosaur or a mini-carnosaur. But I feel like the feathery look diversifies her menagerie a little.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Vore
Species Dinosaur
Size 1280 x 1005px
File Size 143.3 kB
Looks like post-vore, with the victim now digested. I think I like it. I thought at first she was just fat, to be honest.
Well, first it was a Ceratosaurus, then it was a Dilophosaurus, both of which are members of the Ceratosaur family. I can definitely see the Dromaeosaur-like feathering around her, but I don't see much resemblance to the Carnosaurs like Allosaurus and Giganotosaurus, I see her there more as a Ceratosaur-Maniraptoran hybrid, notice the combination of the nasal horns and larger amount of fingers like Ceratosaurus, the sleek, yet bulky build and long neck of Dilophosaurus, and the feathers and feet of a dromaeosaur.
Well, first it was a Ceratosaurus, then it was a Dilophosaurus, both of which are members of the Ceratosaur family. I can definitely see the Dromaeosaur-like feathering around her, but I don't see much resemblance to the Carnosaurs like Allosaurus and Giganotosaurus, I see her there more as a Ceratosaur-Maniraptoran hybrid, notice the combination of the nasal horns and larger amount of fingers like Ceratosaurus, the sleek, yet bulky build and long neck of Dilophosaurus, and the feathers and feet of a dromaeosaur.
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