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Kevcatalan — Cervophagolong insularis
Published: 2009-05-06 00:54:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 7692; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 79
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Alright. I actually like the way it turned out.ok. new species of asian dragonCervophagolong insularis
Lives in the tropical islands of southeast asia. Roughly around 4m longs. Skull sketch included. On the side is a differnent body structure. This is for if the body is to short for a present day dragon. But don't worry, there will be long, slender, more advanced dragons to come. These dragons are part of a group that split into these dragons and marine dragons. If i could ask to come up with names for these two families, I'll be very greatful. thanks.
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Due its long body, I prefer make it crawling and its feets short. But its beautiful.
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Thanks, this drawing is almost ten years old so I doubt I'll ever change it
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dragons doesnt exist its just ancient people that dino fossils was dragon skeletons
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"cervaphagolong" means "deer-eating dragon"
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The coloring is very beautiful. You did an excellent job on this.
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A dragon that lived in the islands of Southeast Asia. That reminds me of a species of dragon that is commonly known by the people as the Naga. It resembles other species around asia, but what makes it different from the others is that it has four toes and it is not as big as its cousin in China. It's depicted by the culture as a serpent with multiple heads though.
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Ooh! An excellent realistic rendition! It looks nothing like the usual interpretation, yet is very easily recognizeable for what it is!
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HA! I love getting comments like this. Thanks!
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