Jan 10
I've never actually seen a DIngo Pictures film, but with everything I've heard about them, I don't really want to.
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I've never actually seen a DIngo Pictures film, but with everything I've heard about them, I don't really want to.
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A Leptoceratops asleep under a tree
Januaraptor 9: Leptoceratops gracilis
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Draw Dinos daily day 9! Did you know appearently we have two COMPLETE skeletons of these guys? Its so cool!
A little Leptoceratops gracilis for today's challenge. I love giving ceratopcians bright frills.
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I'm pretty sure this is the first life reconstruction of Nanotyrannus I ever saw, by Robert Bakker and printed in The News About Dinosaurs by Patricia Lauber back in 1989.
MHB: 27- The Spurred Digger & Beaked Burrower
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Two-in-one special
(Image by Chris Masna.)
Hell Creek's dryer areas are home to Leptoceratops, a relatively small, burrowing ceratopsian that I see as occupying an ecological niche similar to that of wild pigs. Though Leptoceratops is by and large a herbivore, like other ceratopsians it isn't above supplementing its diet with invertebrates, small animals, and scavenged meat should the opportunity and fancy strike.
Though Leptoceratops will run from a threat if caught out alone, in their family groups they can be quite nasty with their powerful jaws and sharp beaks, to the point where even young T. rex will hesitate to mess with a herd.
(Image by Mark Witton.)
Just one on its own, on the other hand...