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Patchi1995 — Termite-eating Kentrosaurus
Published: 2014-02-03 02:13:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 1763; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 4
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The other All-Yesterdays belated entry. Kentrosaurus was eating the termites from the mound, for a moment until the termites are gone. Other creatures besides the Rhamphorynchus creepily watched him at his yellow bottom. Even the Giraffititans or Brachiosaurus branchai were looking for food, but the psychopathic Brachiosaurus branchai, eated a carcass of Ostafrikasaurus, which is actually a kill from Ceratosaurus.Related content
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This is a really neat idea and it looks well drawn out. The markings are really wonderful and seemingly accurate. I would point out the legs in the back which look thin. Kentrosauruses and other Dino's with similar stature have really thick and muscley hindquarters with small, thinner forelegs.
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Sorry about the late reply, but thanks for the advise.
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Wow, this was a behavior I never thought of for stegosaurs. While mainly an herbivore, it could supplement it's diet with protein. Great job!
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Was this weird, as the "Wierd-los of the Weird-los?" Because of his head?
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