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Preradkor — Octocorn avipod and fog cat
Published: 2012-04-24 10:59:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 4984; Favourites: 68; Downloads: 26
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Octocorn is small Mandibulicornae herbivorous avipod about the size of roe deer. Its horns are quite unique, because it has it eight. Four on the forehead, four on the lower jaw. In 120 millions years in the future, these mammals will walks in small flocks in Eurasiafrican forests.Fog cat is descendent of domesticated cat, but it behaves like a fox. It is small opportunistic ground hunter from Eurasiafrican forests.
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Some kind of north american shrew.
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Did the other herbivores go extinct? Because if humans were to go extinct the remaining herbivores would probably spread and diverse instantly.
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There are still ruminates and big rodents. These herbivorous avipods are less numerous than them.
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Makes sense, will we ever see any of them or are they barely any different than they are today?
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Big herbivorous rodents looks simmilar to horses but with long cranial crests (I have sketch in computer, but unended). Most of ruminates are not stranger than today species.
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Good job! I wouldn't be able to do this with coloured pencil!
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This is amazing! i really admire your work with colors!
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