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This species went extinct very quickly for some reason...Related content
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By rights, due to its sheer size(look at those jaws!) Derpitosaur should have been the apex predator of the Mesozoic seas. However, this evolutionary dead-end (or knob/bell-end) quickly went extinct. I mean, JUST LOOK AT IT!!
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....What!????
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Our information is not always correct!
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I'll admite, I'm not a massive sauro fan, but there are some great dino artists on DA!
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Common legend has it that Nessie is a Plessie.
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With those teeth, I doubt it was a predator. Look, even Nessie chomps her!
BTW I always felt more sympathy for ichthyosaurs instead of dolphins... fuck those manipulative cetaceans, Ichthyosaurs were so cool.
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Fish lizards for the win!
Except for DerpitorX!
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It's called Liopleurodon ( at least looks like it ). This shit was incradably big and could feel the moving of water to search food for it. But yeah it was too way big and not as fast as sharks for example. The only one + of that shit was that a sark could be aten buy this one without even chewing XD
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Dunno, it could move and 60kmh, which is quite fast enough!
I could move a little faster than it's prey, and the species lived
for 150 million years...A successful type of marine creature!
PS
If you ever see "Planet Dinosaur", it has an splendid episode with Pred-X in it!
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Well sadly I hadnt seen "Planet Dinosaur", but yeah 60Kmh is fast tho looks like not enought fast XD
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It might be on Youtube...!
A vast beast like Pred-X could generate plenty of energy to move that 45 ton body in deep water!
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Sonds interesting. I guess I will look for it later. Thanks
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Liopleurodon was actually around 21 feet. For some reason Walking With Dinosaurs made it 80 feet(way too big).
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Well most popular kind of them Liopleurodon Ferox ( the classic vertion ) was up to 24 feets long. That's not so big, tho not small at all. But also Liopleurodons are aΒ part of Pliosauroideas and sometimes Liopleurodon name as most popular and well known using for Pliosauroideas ( exeptions other famouse Pliosauroideas like Rhomaleosaurus for exampleΒ ) So different Familis, but the same Order. And Pliosauroideas can be up to 50 feet( biggest ) what is extrimly big. Idk what is Walking With Dinosaurs but 80 feet... that's really too big XD
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Oh I see. So it's like whatΒ "Brontosaurus" is for sauropods.
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I wonder what happened to the Pegalodon... the craziest sea skank (shark) of its period.
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It bascially clopped dead!
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Evolution, giving interesting species, as well horrid ones!
Nice work, Curt
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Darwin! What have you done!
(the city I mean)
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Even worse, I think the Derp gene Β spreads Β by bite. Quarantine!Β
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Yeah, quarantine Earth!
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The gayest of gay fish!
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I can see why; its body structure makes for cumbersome swimming- it's like someone sneezed while they tried drawing a crocodile!
Either that or it's dumber than a bag of rocks
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The rocks would have college degrees compared to this mess!
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Send a U-boat back in time to save the world!
"The Land that Derp Forgot!"
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LOL, not when im done..Β
It'll be "The Derp That The Land Forgot... FOREVER"
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So, how did they go extinct exactly? Did they forget how to breathe under water?
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I think that might be it!
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