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Ashere — The Lookout Tree
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A group of Dryosaurs gather around a large tree. This is playing around with the idea of climbing ornithopods, something roundly dismissed by most paleontologists, but considering these animals prodigious jumping powers, I don't see it as especially unlikely.Related content
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It's a very cool idea, and not out of the realm of possibility I think - although these animals were most certainly no habitual climbers.
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Oh, absolutely. I was thinking about the occasional goat who finds its way into a tree, and having some fun extrapolating.
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I've been toying with parksosaurus as a climber for years now, seeing as it has ridiculously large toes, perfect for gripping trees.
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Nice angle! But why dryosaurus and not hypsilophodons? These were the ones described as tree-dwelling dinosaurs in my dino-books of old...
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Because dryosaurs actually lived in heavily wooded areas.
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Really nice. Good compositional ideas you have. I wish you'd finish them though, or at least tidy them up.
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This is actually one I intend to finish.
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