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[eternalcomx]

The New Muttaburrasaurus

A lot of people are displeased with the new depiction of Muttaburrasaurus mostly due to how shrink wrapped it is.

So I decided to sketch out my own version of it with more muscle/fat tissue and the classic inflatable nose seen in older depictions.

I always love it when we discover something new about a species we’ve known about for decades but I can agree that I’m not a fan of shrink wrapping.

[cerbera-malu]

Tiger and Ícaro ❤️

@blue-dinos

[thegirl-in3z]

TGIF

[dinosaurguy]

I saw these and... 💛💚

[dieterbraunillustration]

New dino posters are now availabe at @posterlounge . Just search the web for Posterlounge Dieter Braun and you’ll find many other dinos and fine wall art from Brauntown… ____________________________________#poster #artwork #wallart #dino #dinosaur #dinolover #trex #skeleton #dinosaurskeleton #trexskeleton #framedart #digitalart #illustration #nature #museum #wallart #naturalhistorymuseum #minimal #vectorart #instaart #kids #kinderzimmer #kidsroom #blue #dieterbraun #brauntown https://www.instagram.com/p/CROddjAhPt0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sweet-sign]

Triceratops, 3D view🔍 Wheeee, keep on rolling!🤗🦖 Dinolovers can find it on my Etsy or Bearpile, links are in my profile! #ooak #svetlanapolupanova #magic #dino #dinosaur #dinotopia #dinolover #triceratops #fantasy #artdoll #dollart #toyart #arttoy #designertoys #poseabledoll #collectibledolls #artcollectors #artcollection #dollcollection #creature #giftidea #dollsofinstagram #handmadedoll #oneofakind #beautifulbizarre #forest_of_twinkling_fireflies #sweetsign #instadoll #instaart #kawaiidoll https://www.instagram.com/p/B2OWDwXFkeW/?igshid=txjk0rd36bp

[dragontidess]

More small dinolover developments

Dina recently posted on her blog again

The link to page 25 is unfortunately broken as of now, but this still something to go off of! So after reverse searching the image

it looks like this is the triceratops part Dina mentioned recently on walloftext! I’m glad she’s updating and responding again after so long

(I’m the blue text!) Be sure to leave any questions you can think of on the walloftext here, and I’ll continue checking these sites for updates

[eternalcomx]

The most famous dinosaur of North America.

Trex and their many cousins evolved massive heads to tackle insane prey such as Triceratops.

Their arms shrank in size from their early ancestors to stay out of the way when catching prey.