Age of Reptiles

[Balaur]

Here is my long awaited Gorgosaurus. Isn't it adorable? And also, this is an adult, a 9 meter long 2 tonne adult.


Gorgosaurus libratus

[darylj]

Nice picture

[Balaur]

Thank you!

[Yutyrannus]

Awesome! Great job ! Also, expect my adorable, fuzzy Purgatorius soon .

[Yutyrannus]

Oh and also time for our Gorgosaurus comparison .


Both of ours have white feathers. Mine has brown ochre crests while yours has red. Yours has differently shaped wings and a less pronounced nasal arch. Mine also has irredescent blue display feathers on the back of its neck.

[Balaur]

Thst is a good comparison. I will add that yours is walking, and mouth open, while mine is running at full fricken speed, with mouth closed and no teeth showing. Also, do think mine is cuter? As an adult?

[Yutyrannus]

Yours is definately cuter . Until you see my juvenile that is..... .

[Balaur]

Yours is definately cuter . Until you see my juvenile that is..... .

Well, for a adult tyrannosaur that casually takes down robust and dangerous Pachyrhinosaurus and can easily kill you, it's freaking adorable. Unless your being chased by it...

[Yutyrannus]

Yeah ! Also, I might post my Purgatorius tomorrow. He's freaking adorable !

[Balaur]

Yeah ! Also, I might post my Purgatorius tomorrow. He's freaking adorable !

I can't wait! I should also add that the WWD3D Gorgosaurus is scaly and unfriendly... Unlike mine and yours.

[Yutyrannus]

Thanks, he is all puffed up and looks like a cross between a mouse and a squirrel, but fuzzier (it was hard to resist the urge to give him Abert's Squirrel ears just to make him even cuter ). Yeah it is. And since you brought up unfriendly,  I should mention that in my series the mother Gorgosaurus is shown caring for her chicks in a manner similar to modern big cats .

[Yutyrannus]

Oh, sorry. I forgot to mention that there are skin impressions showing scales from the tail of Gorgosaurus.  But that's okay, you can just have the arctic Gorgosaurus as a fully feathered subspecies.

[Balaur]

Oh, sorry. I forgot to mention that there are skin impressions showing scales from the tail of Gorgosaurus.  But that's okay, you can just have the arctic Gorgosaurus as a fully feathered subspecies.

Really? I forgot that. Or it could be that there is sexual dimorphism, males have fully feathered bodies, or its seasonal.

[Yutyrannus]

Actually I like the seasonal idea, not many dinosaurs are shown that way .

[Balaur]

Expect my multitiberculate in episode 5 to be up soon.

[Yutyrannus]

Will he be cute ?

[Balaur]

Will he be cute ?

About as much as your Purgatorius.

The scene in Forgotten Archosaurs when the Mariliasuchus was going down multitiberculate burrows was inspired by the scene in Walking with Monsters where the gorgonopsid tried to attack Diictodon in their burrow.

[Yutyrannus]

Hooray ! And yes, I noticed that similarity .

[Balaur]

I have my multitiberculate and Ophthalmosaurus done to show you. The blue markings on the Ophthalmosaurus are supposed to be purple, but the scanner screwed it up again.


Multitiberculate


Ophthalmosaurus

Also, my multitiberculate is not based on a real species, so it is the Blue-Nosed Pseudo-squirrel.

[Yutyrannus]

Great job! The multitiburculate is adorable, as well as one of your best drawings !