HOME | DD

Description
70 million years ago, in the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia, a pair of Adasaurus mongoliensis proceeds to harrass a Anserimimus planinychus, which was, otherwise, minding its own business. The larger predators scare off a very young and scaly Homalocephale calathocercos that rushes away from the commotion of its larger and feathered brethren. Just under the rocks, a nanshiungchelyid female protects its young by giving them shade. And while the hot red rocks heat the situation, they contrast with the calm greenery, where a Nemegtosaurus mongoliensis watches curiously. This forrested horizon extends throughout most of this landscape that will one day be called the Nemegt Formation.

Description
70 million years ago, in the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia, a pair of Adasaurus mongoliensis proceeds to harrass a Anserimimus planinychus, which was, otherwise, minding its own business. The larger predators scare off a very young and scaly Homalocephale calathocercos that rushes away from the commotion of its larger and feathered brethren. Just under the rocks, a nanshiungchelyid female protects its young by giving them shade. And while the hot red rocks heat the situation, they contrast with the calm greenery, where a Nemegtosaurus mongoliensis watches curiously. This forrested horizon extends throughout most of this landscape that will one day be called the Nemegt Formation.