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When it's hot, you should drink more... Which is exactly what these three hadrosaurs are doing. It's possible these guys would have drunk together at the same watering holes when they were around because they came from the same formation.
From left to right, there's a melanistic Parasaurolophus, "standard" Corythosaurus & a leucistic Lambeosaurus.
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Hunger of the Rooster
⚠️warning⚠️ blood, gore, and dead Corythosaurus
Cory In The House
The marriage of two niches I didn't think I'd make in this lifetime but here we are~
Been a while since I did an evening dino piece. This time: Corythosaurus!
**Update: links are up!!
Art Prints | Redbubble Shop
Biosyn Adventure Scale Charts - Corythosaurus
Scale Chart base by SpinoJaimeDH Dino Renders by TheRedRaptor and GhostKnight084
attempt at drawing a corythosaurus :)
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Corythosaurus grazing
About 83.5 million years before Cory Baxter was in the white house, this Cory was in his own house, in what is now the western part of America. Known as the "Helmet Lizard," Cory is known for the helmet-shaped crest on his head.
As a herbivore, he probably ate various things like conifer needles, seeds, ferns, and even fruits and flowers.
Like other duck-billed dinosaurs, the Corythosaurus can make booming, sometimes honking horn-like noises by blowing air through the hollow, trombone-like passages in his head crest. Doing so, he can communicate, coordinate, and warn other corythosaurs.
TOP 5 DINOSAURS ?
OOOH uh
Velociraptors (cause speed)
Pterosaurs (cause wing. BIG wing)
Spinosaurus
Euphocephalus (basically the ones with the spiky round tails that whack each other)
triceratops cause. hehe.
