#titanosaurs

As a brewing storm heralds the beginning of the wet season 99 million years ago in what is now the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco, a lone Spinosaurus aegyptiacus roams across a vast tidal flat while a distant Carcharodontosaurus feeds on a recently-killed basal titanosaur and attracts the attention of two Akharhynchus and two Alanqua as a flock of Anhanguera, the Chaoyangopterid Apatorhamphus and two Xericeps fly overhead, and an Araripesuchus ratoides scurries across the foreground with a random teleost fish caught in its mouth as two larger titanosaurs can be seen strolling in the background.

Zooms into my illustration of a Saltasaurus nesting site, from DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR (2023), by Prof Michael Benton (published by Princeton University Press).

I'ts been a while since I had drawn these two, and I wanted something... "fast" to do in the meantime since I'm currently juggling several things for my rrss 👀 I don't even want to say anything in case everything goes up in flames -_- but, if things go smoothly, there may be more small animation/animatics for tiktok

Close up of the tallest displayed dinosaur skeleton, a Brachiosaurus, Giraffatitan brancai, from Berlin, Germany’s natural history museum.

My photo, November 2019

Borealosaurus wimani

I love this little guy. Compared to modern animals it's quite big but in comparison to basically every other sauropod this guy was like, two sauce packets tall lmao.