Peter Van den Ende (Belgian, 1985) - Diplodocus (2025)

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Peter Van den Ende (Belgian, 1985) - Diplodocus (2025)
"In the days when the diplodocus lived in Wyoming a great body of water extended into the land and the diplodocus, like other animals of the reptile family, spent a large part of his time in these waters."
Pictured knowledge. v.1. 1916.
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So I was re-watching Walking With Dinosaurs. 🦖🦕
my latest paleoarts with Allosaurus, (various: Deinocheirus, Gorgosaurus, Protoceratops and Diplodocus), Furcatoceratops, T.rex (cm9380), Lambeosaurus and another rex
A pair of subadult male Diplodocus drink from one of the few reminding streams of water in the middle of the dry season; the coloration and color patterns are based off a groundbreaking study on the sauropod’s skin integuments from last year.
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Inaccurate but still lovable.
Worth mentioning, the sauropod was based off this cursed painting of a diplodocus by Heinrich Harder
Dipped In Sunlight
Feeling the last slivers of sunlight before the evening is over~
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