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Published: 2019-06-07 22:10:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 19390; Favourites: 445; Downloads: 0
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Field study of The Caldera's resident stegosaurid Muhuru commissioned by James Conlon.Gbahali - fav.me/dd7ntkd
J'ba Fofi - fav.me/dd6oqtm
Mourou N'gou (Ennedi Tiger) - fav.me/dd47o92
Emela-ntouka - fav.me/dd3bgdt
Kongamato - fav.me/dd1m5p9
Mokele-mbembe - fav.me/dd0s60l
Nguma-monene - fav.me/dd5rjmp
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So what is "The Caldera"?, is it a lost world of sorts?
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Yep! An isolated environment with various species becoming trapped within it throughout the millennia and following their own evolutionary path.
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Haha more or less. Seems like their hybrids don't blend features of their base creatures well enough. It makes sense here since it's a stegosaur that evolved a club rather than a hybrid, but theirs are like one defining trait pasted onto another creature. I love what www.deviantart.com/acrosaurota… does with redesigns of them.
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Oh yea , his are amazing
But like Taliesaurus says indeed , some hybrids like the Spinoraptor and Ankylodocus are pretty well mixed
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I wouldn't say that, take the spinoraptor for instance.
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I like the way the tail is done with an ankylosaur mix and I also am getting some Huayangosaurs(if that’s how you spell it),good job on this
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My thinking is that it's a derived relative of Kentrosaurus (considering it lived in Africa) And thank you!
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a stegosaur/ankylosaur mix
odd how i have never see anything like this before considering how close the 2 are
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Yeah there's not a whole lot of images of the cryptid out there, but it's neat.
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cryptid?
this is a real local legend?
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All of the Caldera cryptids are based on folklore 
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oh so is this a made up cryptid based of an existing one, and if so what is it?
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They're always the same name as the regular cryptid, just slightly different design with speculative evolution and whatnot.
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looked it up
interesting, never knew this was a cryptid
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Of all the ones I've drawn so far, I only knew about Mokele-mbembe prior.
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with cryptids i only know
. Ropen
. Loch ness monster
. Sasquach
. Sanksqach (2 inches taller than sasquach)
. Sunksquash(2 inches smaller than sasquach)
. Marsquach (like sasquach but on mars)
. Firesquach (imagine sasquach on fire)
. Megalosquach (100ft tall and is extinct)
although i have only heard of the last 5 from a comedy podcast
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I once did a research paper in high school about Australian cryptids so I'd like to think I know quite a few of them still. The more famous among them are the Yowie and Bunyip. I also know of quite a few lake monster variants (Champ is my favorite, idk why) And you can't forget about the good ol' Chupacabra haha.
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interesting, i with i learned about them earlier in my life, some sound super interesting
bunyip?
thought that was a thing Ty the Tasmanian tiger made up
oh yeah the chupacabra, forgot that one
love the vampire dog
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Descriptions of bunyips vary widely, usually it's said to be a swamp creature though. Apparently it's one of the names given to a titan that's not seen on screen in King of the Monsters. Kinda hope to see it at some point.
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