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Shringasaurus
A genus of archosauromorph reptile from Middle Triassic of India. It had an estimated body length of 3 to 4 m. Shringasaurus possibly occupied a similar ecological niche as a large browsing herbivore before such dinosaurs had evolved.
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Dinocember 2024 Week 1
shringasaurus is extremely doodle-able
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This months Stickers! Featuring Psittacosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Shringasaurus and a Mosquito in amber! ✨🦟
Fun Fact! Shringasaurus is NOT a dinosaur and it was a herbivore too! 🌱
dinocember? more like donecember lel
It's time for the monthly drawing recap!
In this month:
- Alfur collects sap to examine the health of this tree, unaware that on the next one, a Coelurosauravus has set an eye in him
- Woodman abruptly wakes up and loses his head when the rock he was resting on turned out to be a Doedicurus
- Two of the most infamous carnivores, a Tyrannosaurus and a Spinosaurus, are standing off, with Hilda caught in the middle
- Pondering over the events of the isle one year later, Johanna is unaware of the Shringasaurus hunkering beneath the bridge
- David observes a yearling Rodhocetus play with some sea urchins that were inching towards new kelp growths to feed
