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Around 68 million years ago in what is today southern Canada, a lone Troodon formosus tries to navigate its habitat - a task made difficult by the blizzard, whose white snow has already engulfed much of the ground. As it continues to descend, it also make seeing things much harder. But with its large eyes and keen sight, the Troodon eventually makes out the shape of a small tree and a few rocks beside it. But there is also something else.

Even in the white vortex of the blizzard, the little theropod can still see the glow of two eyes - staring right at it. For a brief moment its body becomes slightly less blurred in in the storm, and the Troodon makes out its shape. A large, powerful head, a tough body, and a pair of small arms, with two fingers on each. This is a tyrannosaur.

The two gaze at one another, even as snow continues to cover the ground around them. Neither know what the other plans to do. And movement may result in a chase, and in the blindness of the snowstorm, that wouldn't go well for either. Who knows what the outcome will be...

Although this was a more simple piece, I still really enjoyed making it, and I hope you enjoyed seeing it!

Description
Around 68 million years ago in what is today southern Canada, a lone Troodon formosus tries to navigate its habitat - a task made difficult by the blizzard, whose white snow has already engulfed much of the ground. As it continues to descend, it also make seeing things much harder. But with its large eyes and keen sight, the Troodon eventually makes out the shape of a small tree and a few rocks beside it. But there is also something else.

Even in the white vortex of the blizzard, the little theropod can still see the glow of two eyes - staring right at it. For a brief moment its body becomes slightly less blurred in in the storm, and the Troodon makes out its shape. A large, powerful head, a tough body, and a pair of small arms, with two fingers on each. This is a tyrannosaur.

The two gaze at one another, even as snow continues to cover the ground around them. Neither know what the other plans to do. And movement may result in a chase, and in the blindness of the snowstorm, that wouldn't go well for either. Who knows what the outcome will be...

Although this was a more simple piece, I still really enjoyed making it, and I hope you enjoyed seeing it!