#dunkelosteus

Dunkelosteus terreli is a large, 4.1-meter (13 ft)-long placoderm fish that hails from the end of the Devonian in what is now the Cleveland Shale of Ohio around 362-360 million years ago. D.terreli was the largest species of the Dunkelosteus genus and if apex predator of its shallow tropical sea ecosystem alongside the basal shark relative Cladoselache, It could create suction to bring smaller fish into its mouth by quickly opening and closing its jaws, and its bite force is widely considered to be among the strongest of any vertebrate loving or extinct. Fossils also showed that adult Dunkelosteus were also cannibalistic towards smaller, younger members of their own kind.

Results from the #paleostream Doratodon, Maghriboselache, Artinskia and Zhuchengtitan (a subadult with Shantungosaurus in the back)

More of the Alternate Form Project, with the demon lord Amonduul! Usually the older a Luminoria or Umbratic is the more prehistoric their animal form looks, so Amonduul's is a Dunkelosteus, a vicious predator of the Devonian seas

Tried for a "Deep ocean with rays of sunlight lookf to these pics if a Tiger Shark, Dunkelosteus and a Plesiosaurus.

Pencils, 2019.

Keiko has invited all sorts of creatures to attend her magical fete for New Year’s Eve. Some of the creatures come from our world while others, such as the kangaroo-theropod and the horned carcharodontosaur, are unique to her world.

gouache on shitty black paper :c