Ah, the drones don't work because Dilophosaurs spit venom, so being on the opposite side of an invisible fence won't help.
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Ah, the drones don't work because Dilophosaurs spit venom, so being on the opposite side of an invisible fence won't help.
//Quick tablet doodle my beautiful Diloph son. He's been with me since my first spawn in ARK and survived an Alpha Raptor and Therizinosaurus attack that practically destroyed my entire base.
Oh jeez I did this Dilophosaurus wetherilli by dilophosaurs.tumblr.com (Sam)
I'm trying to figure out different theropod head shapes since I want to draw more of them. Here's what I'm learning about some of them so far.
Tyrannosaurs
- Tall and thick heads
- Closed mouth line is like a long and somewhat curved zigzag
Dromaeosaurs
- Long and slender heads
- Backward facing curved teeth
Dilophosaurs
- Long head with a gentle curve on the top half
- Big crests that grow in height away from the front, and end in a curve
Carcharodontosaurs
- A mix of dromaeosaur and dilophosaur head shape; long head, taller and more curved upper half
- Thick and somewhat rectangular lower jaw
- Backward facing teeth
#Dilophosaurs #Dinosaur #Prehistoric #Zoolife #WildLife #Phoenix #PhoenixZoo #Dino #ThingsToDoInPhoenix #Beautifultravels (at Phoenix Zoo)
Dinosaur Challenge Day 14: “dinosaur luv. courtship or mating or something”
I uhm am not really the person to ask for NSFW stuff, so instead I offer you two dilos during a mateing dance wich I like to think includes mimiking each others movements. Want to know what my favorite mateing dance is though? https://youtu.be/SFwgCh1hh4U
Dinosaur of the Day: Cryolophosaurus by ~chasmosaur
Cryolophosaurus Family: Dilophosauridae Location: Antarctica Size (length): 6.5m (21ft)