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Never hearing about Mendozasaurus and seeing this as its first appearance is quit beautiful to be frank
November 11, 2025 at 11:54 PM
Never hearing about Mendozasaurus and seeing this as its first appearance is quit beautiful to be frank
A large ceratopsid dinosaur which may be related to Triceratops. This dinosaur is heavily armored, much more than its relatives. This must be a result of its more sluggish nature as it would rather stand its ground than flee from danger. Size varies from individuals, but... (1/2)
November 11, 2025 at 1:32 AM
A large ceratopsid dinosaur which may be related to Triceratops. This dinosaur is heavily armored, much more than its relatives. This must be a result of its more sluggish nature as it would rather stand its ground than flee from danger. Size varies from individuals, but... (1/2)
...some grow to be larger than Triceratops.
You may find these wondrous beasts in the forests they call home though they're not as numerous as they were in the past. Overhunting has been a factor, but habitat loss is the prominent threat they face. (2/2)
You may find these wondrous beasts in the forests they call home though they're not as numerous as they were in the past. Overhunting has been a factor, but habitat loss is the prominent threat they face. (2/2)
November 11, 2025 at 1:32 AM
...some grow to be larger than Triceratops.
You may find these wondrous beasts in the forests they call home though they're not as numerous as they were in the past. Overhunting has been a factor, but habitat loss is the prominent threat they face. (2/2)
You may find these wondrous beasts in the forests they call home though they're not as numerous as they were in the past. Overhunting has been a factor, but habitat loss is the prominent threat they face. (2/2)
Colloquially called Hookclaws by the locals, these dinosaurs run down their prey to exhaustion before pouncing. Using all their limbs as weapons, they slash and tear to create openings to eat their bounty alive. Many have stated this animal being their favorite dinosaur. (2/2)
November 8, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Colloquially called Hookclaws by the locals, these dinosaurs run down their prey to exhaustion before pouncing. Using all their limbs as weapons, they slash and tear to create openings to eat their bounty alive. Many have stated this animal being their favorite dinosaur. (2/2)
Agile predators from North American badlands. They get to be about the size of a wolf if not a little larger. There's little information on any kind of social structure, but hearsay says these animals hunt with shocking intelligence using numbers and various strategies unlike other dinosaurs. (1/2)
November 8, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Agile predators from North American badlands. They get to be about the size of a wolf if not a little larger. There's little information on any kind of social structure, but hearsay says these animals hunt with shocking intelligence using numbers and various strategies unlike other dinosaurs. (1/2)