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Published: 2016-06-26 00:22:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 15796; Favourites: 249; Downloads: 33
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A derived descendant of the abelisaurids, is a voracious theropod of about 2 meters long, but with a head that occupies a third of its body. It has a huge cover of feather-like filaments that allows to maintain the heat in its body. It is an inhabitant of the Pacific temperate rainforests, being an opportunistic carnivore that feeds both carrion or living preys. They are quite stubborn in capturing prey, even to hold on to larger animals to death, its jaw has a bite force capable of breaking bones and tearing flesh deeply.Related content
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but you didn't mention the sound they use to communicate "wakka wakka wakka wakka"
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I am Convinced it Eats small White Creatures. It is then Eaten in Turn by Pterosaur things that look like Ghosts. But if it Eats a special berry, it's saliva combines with chemicas in the berry to create a poison allowing it to take down the Pterosaurs.
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This is so cute i can totally imagine somebody trying to pet it then losing a hand
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I said feather-like filaments, not true feathers. Explaining a little, these tegument evolved after and apart of the mesozoic abelisaurs by the cold climate where this animal lives.
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Can see somone killed by this thing after underestimated it
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Stingy, Blingy, Flingy, and Pingy are their names.
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Well, this is definitely the weirdest thing I have seen today...
It's really cool. A doubt...I guess the crane is light to maintain the balance, right?
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Crane? "craneo" do you mean?
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...Damn...sorry English is not my main language...I mean the skull. Sorry if you didn't understand me...
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No te preocupes, no lo habia notado, creo que lo mejor seria responderte en español, si no hay problema
En fin, contestando a tu pregunta, el craneo no es en muy ligero, sin embargo la parte trasera del cuerpo en conjunto con la cola son lo suficientemente pesados para equilibrarse y mantenerse de pie.
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...Vaya y yo aquí haciendo el tonto. XD
Gracias por responder en español.
Oh ya veo. Me llamó la atención que tuviera la cabeza tan grande pero si el peso se compensa todo tiene sentido. ¿Qué dieta tiene?
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Es un carnivoro, se alimenta a veces de presas incluso mas grandes que este.
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Interesante...debo suponer que por la forma del cráneo que quizás tiene buen olfato(?).
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Mas o menos, no es tan desarrollado el olfato, aunque si pueden sentir el olor de sus presas, en especial de las que hieren cuando los atacan.
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Entiendo...entonces...¿podría haber usado alguna técnica de caza parecida a la del tiburón blanco?
Y otra cosa, ¿los brazos son vestigiales o cumplen alguna función?
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Es mas como un cocodrilo, se queda quieto hasta que una presa se acerca lo suficiente a su rango de ataque.
Los brazos son vestigiales, como los de un kiwi
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Ya veo. Un criatura interesante.^w^
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Heh, is right, just feathered
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Could something like this exist? I just don't see it, But...I can yet at the same time..like a a goblin
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Well, there are animals like this one, like the pacman frog
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I'm talking about animals larger than chickens on short back legs, Pacman frog just looks like a frog to me.
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In that case see a penguin or a kakapo.
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I know of Both but they are not exaggerated to SpongeBob body level.
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For the pacman frog which is the inspiration
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Thanks.
Because that's the point of it
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Explains why it has "Pacman" in its name...
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More or less is like a "Pacman frog" a voracious being with a big mouth that eats everything that crosses its path.
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Amazing. It would be interesting if its breeding plumage made it all yellow, then it would look more like pacman.😜
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Such an interesting and strange creature, very well done! It is always a pleasure seeing art from you.
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