Post your favorite Dinosaur!
Velociraptor
Allosaurus, same as you.
>>2132883
>dat underbite
Was this the first crack baby?
>>2132889
A specimen known as Labrosaurus ferox - it's been speculated that a Torvosaurus caused this injury.
>>2132712
>predators and carnivores
Every time.
I like stegosaurus.
>>2132883
which series?
Dimetrodon :DDDD
Therapods a shit. Stegosaurus is best (ankylosaurus runner up).
>>2133202
Dinosaur Revolution.
I recommend you don't watch it though, since it sucks.
Also, Anchiornis. Those fuckers are so awesome. I hand drew this a month or two ago.
>>2132729
My nigga
>>2133215
>no feathers
what is this, the 80's?
hillary clinton is my favorite dinosaur
I am always a sucker for a utahraptor
triceratops and pteradons
>>2132729
you mean,a not accurate paleoart from Velociraptor
>>2133231
>hand drew
Well how else could you have drawn it freak? Do you stick pencils down your urethra and use your dick to draw too?
Therizino
>>2133614
>pteradon
is not a dinosaur friendo
>>2133231
>Dinosaur Revolution
aw :(
Easy question.
I know its not a dinoaur but I don't particularly care.
>>2134031
NIce turtle my man
>>2134036
It's a dunkleosteus
Which is a armored fish from long befor the dinosaurs were around
>>2134036
Nah, super fish here would've literally bit turtles in half.
>>2133624
I could've drawn it with a computer, or a tablet, or something that didn't include a pencil and paper.
You must also not be good at making friends either with that edge are you?
Found a whole bunch of my favs here
Aidanlphotography.weebly.com
I like a couple I would say my top three are
Herrerasaurus
Allosaurus
And carcharodontosaurus
>>2134031
Rhizodus likes an appetizer
Dinosaurs aren't real. Everyone knows that "fossils" are plaster casts that were planted by atheists hundreds of years ago.
All who believe in dinosaurs will go to hell. Don't let satan trick you!
>>2134053
Bait.jpeg
>>2134051
Bro, what're you talking about, they didn't even exist at the same time, also, that's a freshwater fish, Dunk is salt water.
Therezinosaurus
>>2132712
Of course, the king.
>>2132712
Not even the most ferocious tyrannosaur could top its aggression and heart of pure hatred.
One bite, one kill. Or at least a wound so sever, crippling and/or gruesome that death will be inevitable either by the next bite.
>>2134427
that's not the G-man
>>2134433
Well, at least king of the natural animals.
>>2134447
that's Kong m8
>>2134432
Isle is a good game, their rex is getting a life-cycle. So Juvenile, Sub-adult, and adult. They're getting new styles ofi rexes too, scaly, feathered, and that one in the picture.
>>2134498
The one in the image is just the vanilla model with a dark blue skin texture
>>2134046
Digital art painted with a tablet is still hand drawn friendo. Just admit it, you enjoy urethral sounding and draw with your dick or vagina once in a while.
Source: I draw digital dinosaur vore with my penis sometimes. My edge cuts me inside out.
>>2133101
I know.
What about Leaellynasaura or similar? I don't see them much on here or in the archives. Perhaps it's to do with their theropod-like bodies.
>>2134766
The white fur/fluff would kinda make sense for camouflage reasons, but why the bright red tuft at the end of the tail?
>>2134799
artistic license.
the shrinkwrapping complaint says that dinosaurs almost certainly had markings and appearances we can't imagine and don't make sense to us.
so artists have started drawing them in ways that we wouldn't imagine and don't make any sense. Like that one.
absolutely no reason to think it's accurate, but then there's no reason to think it's not either.
>>2134799
Aside from looking like a reverse tampon, perhaps it relates to maturity or courting purposes?
>>2132712
my nigger
i really love the long neck of allosaurus. it looks so badass
Parasaurolophus
>>2134937
My brother of African descent
>>2134937
Same.
>that crest
>both bipedal and quadripedal
You have to admit, they're at least the best herbivores.
>>2133425
Not Hillary or Bill Clinton.
Deinonychus.
>>2135578
Or Baryonyx.
>>2132729
Where are the feathers?
>>2133617
Funny thing, the velociraptor from JP was actually a deinonychus back in the time when deinonychus weren't considered their own thing and just a velociraptor.
Carnotaurus, as for favorite reptile: sarcosuchus or other bigass cocrodile.
>>2133328
Isn't asking for feathers on that thing like asking for fur on a crocodile just because some ass lumped all critters from our era into one "mammalloids" group and thus everything from the era must be a mammalloid with fur?
>>2132712
Ankylosaurus
>>2135714
They may have been based on Deinonychus, but Dr. Wu calls them Velociraptor mongoliensis in the book.
>>2136032
The same book were wu goes "holy shit hammond, our animals are wrong and already inaccurate, let's make docile animals!"
>>2134799
Stoats have a very noticable black spot at the tip of their tail when their winter fur is pure white otherwise. They use it as some sort of distraction or decoy against predators, because these tend to compulsively focus on the moving black dot, which makes it hard for them to keep track of the stoat itself. That's very similar to how some military camouflage is designed to make it difficult to discern and focus on the shape of a camouflaged object rather than making the object/soldier invisible.
So I guess the red thingy is actually reasonable.
>>2136038
You bring up a good point. They weren't really anything to begin with.
The fact that Grant and the others accepted them as real dinosaurs always bugged me.
>>2132729
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q76H7tP7Ig
>>2136152
Dr. Wu calls the baby the meet on the tour through the labs Velociraptor mongoliensis. I don't remember the adults being called anything other than Velociraptor or raptor.
>>2136173
I deleted the post because I saw I was wrong.
you're correct.
>>2135405
>>2135447
How accurate do you think this is?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-tRFuMdQkA
![sideshow-collectibles-styracosaurus-5[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/yLDj4VA.jpg "sideshow-collectibles-styracosaurus-5[1].jpg")
my favourite has to be T.rex
you just can't beat the king
but i also really like styracosaurus
the raddest ceratopsian
>Dinosaur thread
>Birds posted
>>2133626
my nigga
Only the best
out of my way, manlet fucking shits
Looking at this picture I'm astounded that this thing actually lived here on this planet. It looks like something that would walk out of a portal from an alternate dimension
>>2137163
My favorite sauropod is the smallest one.
>>2137115
>Birds ARE dinosaurs
Birds are just a kind of theropod called avian dinosaurs, while others like tyrannosaurus and brachiosaurus are considered non-avian dinosaurs.
This is similar as to how bats and whales are a kind of mammal.
By the way, my favorite dinosaur is triceratops.
>>2132712
Utahraptor
>>2137123
Good waifu material too.
>2016
>liking birds and not the superior mammals
>>2137288
>mfw mammal like reptiles were on top for a long fucking time
>mfw the permian extinction cucked mammals and put dinosaurs on top
>mfw we uncooked ourselves and we use dinosaurs as a food source
Feels to good to be the winners
[spoiler]For now[/spoiler]
The Nope-o-saurus has always been my favorite.
>>2137163
I'm astounded at that grade school tier drawing of a swaybacked shit with fucked up neck insertions and two pairs of right feet.
So many inaccurate pictures in this thread, be a bit more selective at least with your own favourites for christ sake.
>>2137337
Not even close to dinosaurs.
>>2134433
>those thighs
How much do you think Godzilla can squat?
>>2137447
How do you know what dinosaurs looked like? Were you there?
>>2137484
I'm almost certain a theropod would not do that
Ever since I read the book Raptor Red it's been the Utahraptor
>>2132729
>>2137453
most of the animals known as dinosaurs aren't even related to each other.
>>2137291
I find ancient mammals to be really cool, to bad they get like zero attention
Most of these dinosaurs actually lived millions of years apart. The stegosaurus and the tyrannosaurus lived in 2 totally different time periods, which I think is incredible. There were dinosaur fossils in the ground while dinosaurs existed and they were all completely oblivious to eachother.
Tyrant Lizard King, of course.
>>2137974
I like how they make the teeth look longer by not putting the root into the socket.
Why are animals getting progressively smaller...?
>>2138023
they aren't.
Stable environments produce progressively larger animals (Cope's Rule).
Larger animals are more prone to extinction when environments become unstable.
Gigantic dinosaurs were the result of tens of millions of years of stable climate. Modern animals are the result of extremely unstable climates.
Not a Dinosaur, but Kaprosuchus is the shit.
Crocodilians are evolutionary perfection.
>>2138027
also increases in oxygen in the atmosphere tend to equal larger animals due to more oxygen in the bloodstreams and such
>>2132983
Are they the fuckers that killed that guy in Jurassic Park 2
>>2137605
>Raptor Red
Fuk yes, I loved that book.
>>2138081
That was Procompsognathus.
>>2137275
Reminds me of the hyenas from The Lion King: The Musical
>>2137278
That's weird, you almost made it sound like Trica wasn't best dinogrill...
>>2137915
>the timespan between the Tyrannosaurus and modern humans is shorter than the time between the Tyrannosaurus and the Stegosaurus
It's actually amazing to think about how long dinosaurs existed without changing all that much, and how short and volatile the Cenozoic is in comparison.
It use to be Allosaurus, but a few years ago it became Utahraptor.
>>2133328
>feathers on a stegosaur
Kek
>>2139209
Definitely possible.
Iguanodon is pretty sweet.
Herrerasaurus
I've actually read evidence that suggests that dinosaurs are even closer to birds than we thought. Its possible all dinosaurs had feathers not just the orthoraptors.
>>2140404
Very unlikely Triassic dinosaurs had feathers though. I'd be willing bet the coelophysidae and sauropods were not feathered. Not sure about other large herbivores.
Remember, for a trait to pass on it must be evolutionarily advantageous.
This is from someone who really likes feathered dinosaurs
https://youtu.be/-VDG4wH-85g
>>2140421
>for a trait to pass on it must be evolutionarily advantageous.
that's wrong, as long as traits aren't disadvantageous they're often passed on, and even that doesn't go without failure.
go back to school, you clearly missed out on biology.
>>2138077
Flipping heck why are people still saying that? ARTHROPODS can't grow past a certain size because of the oxygen in the air because of the inefficient way they filter it FROM the air. Lungs are much more efficient to the point that the largest goddamn animal to ever live is alive TODAY. And it's godamn aquatic so it spends most of the time under water where their lungs don't even godamn work. And its STIL the largest. Oxygen levels would have to be really fucking low before it starts affecting animals with lungs. The things affecting size the most right now is gravity and unstable environments, NOT the fucking amount if oxygen in the air.
>>2140429
>the largest goddamn animal to ever live is alive TODAY
False.
>>2140431
Err...
Are you gonna like...
Elaborate on that?
>>2137291
>uncooked ourselves
Pretty sure mammals didn't fucking cause the KT mass extinction.
>>2140479
The largest goddamn animal to ever live is extinct.
>>2138077
there was less oxygen in the atmosphere when dinosaurs were alive though.
>>2140490
>knocks on wood
>>2140484
Ok.
>>2140490
Oops you're right, I thought dreadnoughtus was bigger.
Direct comparison
>>2140575
is it true that blue whales aren't made of bones?
>>2140582
Ah, the "boring default character" of dinosaurs.
>>2140487
There was also less oxygen than today when the largest flying arthropod existed (Meganeura) and when the largest land arthropod with trachea existed (Arthropleura). That arthropods are limited in their size by their trachea or their exoskeleton is a myth. They only get big when there are no vertebrate competitors, as soon as those show up their size goes down.
>>2134429
Geese are the niggers of birds.
my runner up would either be protoceratops or majungasaurus
>>2135582
Kill yourself featherfag
>>2141064
>Science actually getting people butthurt.
Man how the world has changed.
>>2137471
15 megatons
>>2141043
Goosasaur
>>2141094
t. feather nigger
>>2133111
Hey!
I like them too.
>>2137218
>tyrannosaurus
literally a theropod tho
>>2137471
'bout tree-fiddy
>>2132712
Spinosurus - true king of ferocity on land and in water.
>>2141757
Yea- No. Just no.
T-rex is smarter, more robust, taller, had far superior eyesight, and had far deadlier weapons. One bite from a t-rex, and the match ends.
But at least spinosaurus is the king of fresh water.
>>2133215
Good taste! Though I'd swap them over, anky best and stego a close second.
>>2141817
now I say I say that there looks like a Saichania, ya see Ankylosaurus didn't have any spikes on its back I say that armor was about as sharp as a boiled egg
>>2141767
stick to fish short stuff
>>2140575
Dreadnaughtus wasn't all that big compared to some of its relitives, such as Puertasaurus, Argentinosaurus and Alamosaurus
>>2133101
We humans are predators. We enjoy being at the top of the food chain ourselves, so naturally we admire other species who were also at the top of the food chain as well.
>>2141757
>still posting chimera
>>2138053
Kaprosuchus is one of those animals that gets less awesome the more you read about it..
>Only 14 feet long
>More likely to have shorter legs then long running ones
>>2141890
Pretty sure that's actually the scott hartman reconstruction.
>>2140404
Kuliandromeus supports the idea that the first dinosaur had feathers, but there's too little information to say if most dinosaurs did or didn't have feathers.
>>2142048
I think a study last year using bracketing based on known samples of skin and feathers found something like 80% of dinosaurs didn't have them.
As I recall the authors trees preferred convergence over secondary loss, indicating that based on current knowledge the 'feathers' of Kulindadromeus aren't related to those of birds and etc.
>>2140575
that is not acurate. blue whales in simple terms are the length of 3 school buses. think back to school and imagine that.
