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JoshuaDunlop — From Prey to Predator...
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Kabutops are very well adapted hunters.Once kabuto evolve they cease being they prey to such larger animals as Omastar etc, to being the predators who hunt Omastar and omanyte.
Their large blades double as fins in the water, but when attacking or on land they are powerful weapons. They have been found to have hunted and eaten prey much larger than themselves. Like many crustaceans they can eject their blades when in trouble.
In some other fossils, kabutops blades have been found lodged in bone.
Kabutops had to be evolved from a kubuto that was brought back using cloning. When the first evolved it was world news and they did intensive studies into its lifestyle, diet and battle skills. It proved to be an amazing battlier as they have strong armour, weapons but also determination. They are now one of the most highly priced fossil pokemon you can buy.
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dunno if i want to let my kabuto change to that i've grown attached to it, but that is too freaken awsome XD
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Kabutooops!
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Another homerun! And the fossil in the background is a perfect touch!
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is so macabre
i love the part from pery to predator isgreat, the revanche is sweet jajaja
and that fosil is so cool
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when u do aerodactyl is there gonna be a smaller form of aerodactyl and i dont mean a prevo
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what i mean is like schyther it's not gonna start all big is it
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im still a lil confused sorry?
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i mean is there gonna be a smaller aerodactyl that hatched out of an egg
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oh in the picture? no, it will be fully grown. plus i get iffy bout drawing babies, cos i never know when they will make a prevo for it lol
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in the game when an egg hatches will it be just be smaller version or will there be some differences
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they will look the same but smaller, we havnt discussed what will happen with eggs as yet
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thanks i just wanted info on that
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That is... just breathtakingly magnificent. I never thought very much about Kabutops, but this picture makes it look awesome... and frightening too. I really like how you've done its eyes, they actually LOOK primordial and savage. The way you've done the fossil behind the Pokemon is nice also. Very, VERY well done, Josh. Picture, description, all wonderful. Love it.
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wow Thankyou very much, im glad you like it
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I love the creepyness. Kabutops was always my favorite of the fossil pokemon for Red and Blue.
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Very nicely done! I mis having the time to look at al of these. This is a fantastic species. Are the females or the males more agresive?
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Males generally, because they have the crustacean equivalent to testosterone. Its nothing to do with mating or protecting young as they abandon their young to survive after they lay the eggs
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Ah, understood. Than you for the information. I would love to own one of these. And yes, of the male persuasion to give me an edge. (haha, edge)
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lol glad you like it
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