#aristonectes

I haven't posted anything but have a small bonus of 3 drawings I did a while ago of my Tropeoganthus characther growing up with some aquatic neighbors!

PA piece featuring Chappell.

A curious Aristonectes calf swims up close to a Diplomoceras while his mother trails behind, 70 million years ago in the Lopez de Bertodano Formation of what is now Antarctica.

Don't worry, I have one more @montydragon, this Aristonectes inspired machine is a micro plastic filter specialist. I made this before Forbidden West came out and I was very happy to see that they had a plesiosaur machine in there

Something that occurred to me on a discussion regarding bowhead whales and sauropterygians, it came to my mind to me to create the ultimate Aristonectid descendant, these pull out the extreme of filter feeding adaptation of their group turning their lower jaw into a specialized large set of baleen-like structures growing out of the gum, with a huge sloth that holds the keel of the palate so it push the water while it catch the food; they extremely developed their heads, coming out of a short necked and bigger head trend that started in the Paleogene, their heads now forms half of the body length, the upper teeth have become useless for feeding so they preserved them as a sort of defense helping them while ramming towards adversaries.

Dolphin has found an object buried on the beach, what could it be?

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