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Published: 2019-04-29 01:26:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 9038; Favourites: 259; Downloads: 7
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The great predator of the early and middle triassic the Erythrosuchus managed to beat an very old large Dicynodont with severe bites in the stomach, and satisfied with some of the meat of the body that it already devoured, the great predator has begun to tear its prey to carry them away, in this case it took the head with part of the neck.Related content
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The eyes on the Erythrosuchus stare into the viewer's psyche...those horrible black dots...brrr
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oh yes, I knew its intimidating effect would be effective
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It works, definitely, definitely works!
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Y'know the thing about an Erythrosuchus, he's got... lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'... until he bites ya.
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Erythrosuchus is a soul-eating creep from the netherworld lol
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Oddly cute these guys.
Like a killer English Bulldog.
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Well That Escalated quickly... Still this looks really good, love the designs!
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No problemo moi8!
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Sorprendente! Quizás uno de tus mejores dibujos hasta la fecha.
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Yeah, Erythrosuchus is often dismissed in paleoart. Thanks for posting this.
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Ah, Erythrosuchus. Never seen that archosauriform get featured in paleoart until now
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Yeah is weird there isn't much recognition of this bizarre predator apart of some side view illustrations.
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