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posted 2 years ago Pink Submarine | Support me with Shinies!

What happens when two sea monsters, 40 million years apart meet?

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A golden pawprint

Aridux ~aridnightly

Hungry robor

2 years ago

About what was expected! One is small, one is big, big one wants to get even bigger and does what is necessary.

This is my scientific analysis.

ArchTeryx !archteryx

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2 years ago

Now I'm really curious exactly what these creatures are. The little one looks like a miniature mosasaur and the other looks like some sort of protodolphin. A colorful Nihohae matakoi?

AmmyFatxolotl ~fatxolotl

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Pink Submarine

2 years ago

The larger one is a Coronodon and the smaller a Phosphorosaurus.

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2 years ago

That's all kinds of awesome. You do prehistoric critters really well, and the Coronodon is especially cool. Outside of paleoart, I've never seen one drawn.

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