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a map of my lost world setting known as Saikin This subcontinent in the midst of the pacific is home to taxa whos ancestry date anywhere from the Jurassic all the way to the devonian! and having only been found in the 1800s theres still so much of this land to explore
Dragon in the canopies The Tougoon
Rarely do these Seldom seen Pterosaurs ever touch the ground Tougoon are specialists in the canopies of the forests with massive flocks nesting and flying within and above the open forest, While one may initially expect a pterosaur to feed on carrion or fish These rhamphorhynchoids have a diet that comprises largely of fruits and nuts of the ginko trees scattered throughout the conifer dominated forests, Repeated chatters whoops chirps and shrieks of these Parrot dragons can be heard for miles across the forest which help keep the 20-32 strong flocks in touch with each member
The Bastard fowl of the forest The golden cockstritch
Ask any Scientist or zookeeper whose had the unfortunate task to deal with these noasaurs and they will tell you tales of the myriad of scars both physically and mentally this deranged beast has caused, Despite its smaller stature these noasaurs make up for it in speed and aggression When cornered or if its a male A golden cockstritch will fight with the fury of a thousand blades Kicking with spurred legs and biting with a pointed beak, it is believed that this poor temper occurred as a response to competition with other small generalist herbivores such as ornithopods, unfortunately for those who wished to stay within this lost worlds forests These animals are highly successful and incredibly common species throughout it
Red Horned Wanderer The Gazorn
A common Cursorial Ornithopod of the forests These Hadrosaur like Nanosaurus relatives closely resemble the long extinct Parasaurolophus, Unlike its cretaceous lookalike the crests aren’t used for vocalizing Instead are purely there for visual display and species recognition Males posses brightly colored red Crests and orange membrane connecting the neck and crest while Females Posses a smaller and duller crest and membrane, When it comes to feeding these animals are generalist low browser’s Feeding mostly on cycads Shrubs and fallen fruit .
The Moth horned Screecher
Common Throughout the forest and plains of saikin These prairie dog like. burrowing Ornithopods are among the most social With well established social hierarchies And a tightly connected social network,
Swarms As they are so often called are made up of at least 2-4 depending families in one massive colony Typically lead by the eldest snd most experienced pair of the swarm with younger individuals above 3 months of age Being rsnked lower in their community often getting to eat last and prevented from mating as to reduce competition, Alongside thin unique social structure They’re well known for their vocalizations Having a wide array of different pitches and tones with their most famous being an ear bleeding Scream that has been known to disorient and cause extreme pain to would be attackers And to a humans ears this is said to be outright dangerous as eardrum ruptures have occurred when in close enough vicinity of a moth horned screechers Scream.
The Sacary
often referred to as the Satan peccary Sacary are generalist small herbivores of the forests eating just about any form of plant or fungal matter in its wake, Typically solitary Though they will gather in small groups when times are particularly plentiful, Their most notable attributes is their form of defense while most may assume such a small ceratopsian to flee at the sight of danger Sacary are well known to actively fight off large hunters such as the proceratosaurs they live with And with a bite as powerful as theirs it is easy too understand why hunters like japerias back down when one rattles its quills and roars at it many a beast have had limbs shredded and shattered by these comparatively diminutive ceratopsians.
Don't move, it can't see you don't mo – oh . . .
LOOK OUT! RUUUUUNNNNNNN!
Tyrannosaurus rex bull with a sexually mature red face and yellow patches caused by a Trichomonosis infection.
Painting of Retinalia, a spec bio kingdom of life on my worldbuilding planet
Researching the environment the Oncocerids lived in, some of the silurian reefs in Gotland, Sweden were primarily comprised of Stromatoporoid sponges.
These were sponges that grew in layers encrusting on rocks, sediments, each other. Creating a reef over time
The ones depicted here are new budding reefs, relatively empty, growing atop a sediment of crinoid fragments
Older reefs would have shared their space with tangles of camerate crinoids, which at the time were abundant and were found to be the most numerous at the reef flanks
(something I will get to modelling after this and I dread it)
Todays random portfolio artwork is a gulping Platecarpus, a Late Cretaceous mosasaur, about to eat an Enchodus fish (I'm in the mood for things with big teeth!).
Commissioned by the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, for their exhibition information boards.
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||The Baron of the Winds||
"The wings that escape sound"
The Windbane Naga is a giant flying sebecid, and the Flagship of Eyes of Tiamat.
It does almost everything in the sky; It hunts, battles and feeds in the skies. Only touching the ground to rest in their roosts.
Its speed and ability are unmatched, said to dart across mountains with a single beat of its wings.
DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR: AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE
Written by Prof Michael J Benton
Illustrated by me – Bob Nicholls Art
(57 colour and monochrome illustrations)
AVAILABLE OCTOBER 31
Psittacosaurus 100th Birthday!!!
POSTED LATE BECAUSE THINGS GOT IN THE WAY!!! But on the 19th Psittacosaurus turned 100 as well! Back to back
I read the phrase “transitioned onto land” for about the thousandth time the other day, but this time I noticed an opportunity!
The Helmeted Brawler Rigone
Despite its Appearances to that pf the long extinct pachycephalosaurs The Rigone is far closer to ornithopods like Nanosaurus than it is to any Marginocephalian, Like its extinct Lookalikes The Rigone uses its thick domed skull and horns for intraspecific combat males will engage in headbutting competitions to fight for the right to mate and establish dominance in a herd
Despite their Brutish reputation Rigone are quite skittish animals and are quick to flee at a moments notice of danger and can bolt with surprising speed, However it is quite the successful competitor for similarly sized ornithopods as it Dominates the forests jungles and even the plains thanks to its generalist diet.
unusually for modern ornithopods Rigone don’t care for their young for prolonged periods instead they let them fend for themselves after a week or two of care In which the young will occupy small foraging niches until they reach Adolescence where they will find herds of their own to stay in
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