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i saw a lung fish at an aquarium over a week ago now and im still thinking about it
Meet Methuselah, the oldest living aquarium fish
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Day 15 of Dinovember, my absolute favorite theropod, Baryonyx, fishing for a ceratodus!
I tend to draw a lot of osteoderm-like scales on theropods I haven’t drawn feathers on. I love spikey scales. And they show up a lot on my sketches of baryonyx. So when I started this, the same thing happened. Boney scales similar to a crocodilian. And I’m not going to lie, I really love how it looks!
But as soon as I finished it, I realized that boney scales and scutes fossilize. In armored dinosaurs and crocodilians, fossils have scute formations on and around them. So, if baryonyx had them, we’d very likely know, right?
And I really want this coloring book to be as accurate as it is withing my power of research to make it. I want my niece to learn dinos right. There will be no stegosaurus fighting a tyrannosaurus in this coloring book! Soooo....there should probably be a more accurate baryonyx with no scutes.
So I fixed him! But I also still like the spikey one, so I am posting both because I can.
I know I’ve said this before, but if I’m incorrect, please feel free to correct me! I want to encourage my niece to learn about dinosaurs, but I am still learning myself, and if I’m wrong and someone can set me right, I can better present material to her! I welcome friendly comments and guidance, thank you!
Please look at my fish son I love him so much.
Plate IX. “Dry burrow of the lung fish.” Marvels of animal life. 1885.