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Xiphactinus β The walking Crocotoad
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Published: 2017-03-25 13:58:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 3046; Favourites: 165; Downloads: 23
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An Eryops megacephalus lonely walks along the lake shore in the early Permian of Texas. This predator-macrophage had strong limb bones and girdle limbs, which indicates the good ability to move on the land. However, he preferred to hunt in the water, as the specific structure of the first cervical vertebra made it impossible for lateral movement of the neck. Such cases. Wish him successfully hunt.Β ΒBlack gel pen, gray marker, technical and black pencils, 2017.
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I read the title as "The Walking Croc: Located"
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Hmm, even the environment was different (and wrong) in WWM.
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i wish we can have a reboot of WWM where the environment is accurate and the animals are more accurate
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I too would like this. I like the movie because the Paleozoic, but there's a lot of inaccuracies.Β Β
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the movie? what movie?
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but WWM is not a movie. it is a BBC tv show
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but i do wish there can a fully accurate movie of WWM. do you?
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As I said above, of course.
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lets hope that happens
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The Eryops: the aquatic rival of the feared dimetrodonΒ
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On land he was helpless, hunted from ambush in the water. I don't think it will be a formidable rival.
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Thank you!
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Transitional fossil between toads and crocodiles, according to Kirk Cameron.
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Convergence is a thing.
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I see your are not familiar with his ''crocoduck'' bit.
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Unfortunately, no.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0DdgSβ¦
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