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Velkss — Skeleton Studies (update 4) [SUGGEST AN ANIMAL]
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Published: 2019-09-21 18:48:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 28194; Favourites: 665; Downloads: 0
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Big update this time! doing a bunch of studies for my creature design of Ethora.So I decided to start this off with a few animals whose anatomy I know a little.
This is going to be a sheet of many simplified skeletons(while trying to stay as accurate as possible).
Doing this for my own reference as well as a handy guide for anyone who thinks it's useful.
Please suggest animals I should do! I like being challenged with not choosing myself
I'll update this picture as soon as I have more
1. Roe deer
2. Fallow deer
3. Dog
4. Okapi
5. Maned wolf
6. Ostrich
7. Lion
8. Bison
9. Wild boar
10. Raccoon
11. Spotted hyena
12. Swordfish (new)
13. Komodo dragon (new)
14. Giant anteater (new)
15. Chicken (new)
16. Lesser Egyptian jerboa (new)
17. Rat (new)
18. Capybara (new)
19. Bottlenose dolphin (new)
20. African elephant (new)
21. Ferret (new)
22. White rhino (new)
23. Crocodile (new)
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polar or grizzly bear, and try a penguin on for size! for birds they have some interesting skeletons.
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Maybe do some animals that most people overlook.
Like crabs, bugs, frogs, small reptiles, birds-
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These two, because it would help me to see an accurate skeleton of them. In case I ever do create those original characters, that is. :v
The beautiful Fanaloka and the ever adorable Numbat.
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maybe a prehistoric critter? like a ground sloth, short-faced bear, smilodon, or irish elk?
a equine would be interesting to see!!
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European moose? If that is too simple (being a deer) maybe Wolverine, some owl or a funny looking bat species? 👀
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Secretary bird, Aye aye, Komodo dragon, wallaby or red kangaroo, sloth bear, poison dart frog, angler fish
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What about an Indian rhinoceros, African bush elephant, giraffe, emu, thylacine, walrus, leopard seal, sea lion, flamingo, horse, etc.?
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Maybe a rabbit or hare, their skeletal structure doesn't really fit what they look like when alive so I'm sure it could be a decent challenge c:
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Still throws a snake, possibly a cobra. Would love to see them hood spines.
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oh these are awesome. Hmm, I could suggest maybe.. a bat? or possibly an eel?
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these look really cool. mmmmmmm maby a ocean sun fish skeliton their pretty wack
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maybe a peacock ? o:
never really seen people do those before
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wow, didn't knew the maned wolf's bones were so long!!
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yes, it's truly a fascinating skeleton
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love how the maned wolf is just canine but with deer length legs and smaller hips LOL
for other skeletons to add, maybe penguin, owl, some big cat species, alligator/crocodile, bat/flying fox, or rabbit? just some odd ideas :]
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First thing I came up with was a fossa
Second was a lemur
Those aside, this is really cool!
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