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Now that I have been doing some sketches, I decided to make a second kaiju based on an old drawing that I had done years ago, in this case concept of a kaiju
I made some changes of course, including tail shape, number of limbs, eyes, adding new parts and a change in skin texture.

I call it the Barukaab, a giant reptilo-insectoid Kaiju of about 50 m tall, but with an enormous mass of about 90,000 tons, making it a massive mountain of meat of exotic matter, it has 6 limbs, 2 massive and scaly legs, two long and delicate ventral limbs that it uses to sniff and capture small organisms, and two enormous arms it uses as a support when is running, as to fight.
Its jaw is divided into 4 pieces, which in the interior have 4 tentacles similar to the arms of a squid, with each tip covered with thousands of spines. Its large and very thick tail maintains a complex organ that processes a variety of chemicals that when they get together and be expelled in the opening above the head which produces a thermal reaction similar to a Bombardier beetle, however, on a larger scale.

Description
Now that I have been doing some sketches, I decided to make a second kaiju based on an old drawing that I had done years ago, in this case concept of a kaiju
I made some changes of course, including tail shape, number of limbs, eyes, adding new parts and a change in skin texture.

I call it the Barukaab, a giant reptilo-insectoid Kaiju of about 50 m tall, but with an enormous mass of about 90,000 tons, making it a massive mountain of meat of exotic matter, it has 6 limbs, 2 massive and scaly legs, two long and delicate ventral limbs that it uses to sniff and capture small organisms, and two enormous arms it uses as a support when is running, as to fight.
Its jaw is divided into 4 pieces, which in the interior have 4 tentacles similar to the arms of a squid, with each tip covered with thousands of spines. Its large and very thick tail maintains a complex organ that processes a variety of chemicals that when they get together and be expelled in the opening above the head which produces a thermal reaction similar to a Bombardier beetle, however, on a larger scale.