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kingrexy — Predator gregariousness
Published: 2020-09-08 16:06:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 9353; Favourites: 353; Downloads: 19
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A piece on Predator Gregariousness. Basically when predators -which you'd normally expect to act aggresively towards each other- decide to chill close to each other. Carch is based on Red Tegu, Spino is....a combination of tropical birds which I can't even remember the names of. Worked with for the Speen's colors. Of the birds, I only recall this one , who's wings the sail of the Speen is based on.TheOrder
Also, if you want examples of Predator gregariousness:
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penguins are also bipedal and short legs, doesn’t mean a thing
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penguins are semi-aquatic, have tiny legs for their size, yet eat a diet almost entirely fish based and can traverse dry land completely fine, why would spinosaurus be any different? most evidence suggests it was just as competent at bipedal locomotion as other giant theropods like tyrannosaurus etc, literally the only difference is that there was proportionally shorter
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