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One Year Anniversary of Spider-Man Across the Spider Verse, here's my appreciation✨🎨🖌️ @sonyanimation
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This will be my first, and last if it gets no attention, post on here and I’m not sure what to post about since everyone here has really good grammar and mines is just… Bleh. So, I am going to yap about something interesting to me.
Dinosaurs.
Alright here we go, so I’m gonna talk about every one in jwr! That are common, at least. Anyway first we gotta the T. rex!! It’s a theropod and is very popular for its huge body and large jaw, also known as the king of dinosaurs. It lived in the Cretaceous period, hunted on triceratops and stuff yk, it is part of the theropod family, which are two legged large reptiles. The T. rex is part of the tyrannosauruid genus and has many other similar cousins. Which I don’t know about… but you can look it up, really good but overrated dinosaur.
Second is the Spinosaurs. Usually noticed by the huge sail on its back and its long snout, it is a big dinosaur, bigger than the T. rex. Maybe even stronger. But actually didn’t live anywhere near each other. (T. rex in mid western America, Spino in Northern Africa.) It was thought to be a dinosaur that eats fish and could swim under water. We know the Spinosaurs does this because of its very awesome cousin the baryonyx ( my friend’s Netflix name is is bradyonyx lol sorry kms that’s so corny ) it’s a smaller and has no sail type of spinosaurid, but this is a really cool dinosaur, and not many bones have been found for it.
Next is the Quetzacoatlus ( not a dinosaur but a pterosaur) biggest ever flying animal found. It has a humongous wing span and a massive mouth. It’s found in central Mexico. I love this thing and it’s so fun to say.
Next we have the Velociraptor, though thought to be big due to the Jurrasic world movies, it was quite small, and had could’ve been a good pet if alive, they hinted in packs and probably went for prey a little bigger then them. though small I’m sure they were deadly.
Finally we have the Titanosaurs ( my favourite and shown in the gif below) it had a really long tail and could whip it realll hard ( which would probably hurt or kill a human ) they were very big sauropods and most of them lived in midwestern America, it’s cool to see them in the movie!!
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