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Published: 2018-01-05 03:23:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 9054; Favourites: 258; Downloads: 28
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Science is still unsure why this aquatic ambush predator has such a vibrant double crest despite being entirely blind, or at least seemingly missing its eyes . . .Related content
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Hi, do you accept requests? If so, can you do an outdated-looking reptilian walrus please?
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I thought this was a customized creature! That's literally a freak of nature.
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A shrinkwrapped Ganges river dolphin.
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There is the funny question again how preciseΒ we can reconstructΒ extinct animals, love the artwork very much it gives even extraterrestrial vibes.
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Amazing depiction of Gangesodon, truly a marvel of the prehistoric world. The Holocene was truly an amazing time.
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take that! 18th century paleoartists and shrink-wrappers!!
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You do realise that Dinosaurs weren't even a thing during the 18th century right ?
And how can you blame people from the 19th century for producing inaccurate depictions of animals that were totally alien to them ?
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you're right, I just get excited by all yesterday's and all today's style creature art. It makes me realize how far we've come artistically and paleontologically.
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>Implying 18th century artists made shrink-wrapped dinosaurs
well no.
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1960's shrink-wrappers?
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....Maybe it's the same reason someone would wear something like a Beanie hat in public
Because they can, does everything need to have a reason behind it in nature and not just happen or occur just for the Hell of it?
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awesome reference
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On a serious note Ganges river dolphins will eat birds....
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Shouldn't it be green or brown? No reason to think they were so colourful.
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That's a river dolphin... not a pilosaur
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but it looks likke a pliosaur
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Did you even read the description?
If itβs were a pilosaur it have four flippers
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youre ruight
i think it is a mosasaur
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mosasaur HAVE FOUR FLIPPERS!
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Itβs a shrink wrapped river dolphin.... Ganges River Dolphin.
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If you read the description, you know
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No, your being lazy
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no really, THIS IS LONG TO READ-TFiF: Arcanodolichus
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real life, or did he do those shrinkwrap things they do for fun these days that I also wanna do?
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all yours today?
coolΒ physeter macrocephalus btw
oh wait is it aΒ Platanista gangetica?
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ItΒ΄s a Platanista gangetica , as indicated by the titel and the teeth in the upper jaw.
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yeah i noticed
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Is it horrible if I kind of wish cetaceans actually looked like this?
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Lol, well I'm not apologizing. I admit my guilt.
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Ah... The Ganges Basin,one of the richest fossil formations in the world, and the most important found in Holocene layers,Β Β notable mainly for the massive beds of dominated by the remains ofΒ Β Bipestherium pachyfrontalis.
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Yay! More All Todays. I think this is a river dolphin, I'm guessing the South Asian River Dolphin.
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its in the name lmao ganges river dolphin
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