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kingrexy — Predator gregariousness
Published: 2020-09-08 16:06:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 9352; 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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okay? so what? can you not be gigantic and have short legs then? that doesn’t mean anything apart from “spinosaurus was big”, what does leg size have to do with that?
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yeah, they were, many theropods had weird proportioned legs, acrocanthosaurus and utahraptor also had pretty short legs for what they were, we were bound to eventually find a theropod that took it up to eleven
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to what? you’ve made that point SEVERAL times in respond to kingrexy, they are NOT counter-productive, if the animal can walk perfectly fine with short legs, it doesn’t NEED long legs, do you think whales had extremely legs from the beginning and all of a sudden one was born without legs at all?
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yeah but they did millions of years ago, and they gradually lost them, spinosaurus was doing the same thing so no shit it’s legs are gonna get smaller
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stop being stupid. you know exactly what i’m referring to. i never once called it a whale or a mosasaur, i’m comparing them because they’re all aquatic creatures that evolved from terrestrial creatures, and all had a phase in their evolution where their legs significantly shrunk in order to suit their lifestyle. by that logic, i can say for certain that spinosaurus didn’t have long legs (which is true by the way, we have found the legs and they aren’t long at all) because it wasn’t a tyrannosaur or carcharodontosaur.
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they were described in 2014
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discovered in the same year, besides what difference does it make? the legs have been and they are short, playing with semantics doesn’t change anything.
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well it’s shame they weren’t, isn’t it?
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and that’s a title given to it by humans, not the dinosaur itself, again, shame that it had short legs, isn’t it?
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yep, it’s still a shame it had short legs, isn’t it?
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and i’m just sayin’ it had short legs
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