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Ohio, 280 mya. A young Diadectes has fallen into the murkey rapids, finding itself engulfed by an enormous Barbclabornia, the largest xenacanth to ever extist. This fish typically goes after smaller fish, but who could say no to an easy meal.
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WARNING: a bit gore
This art isn't exactly typical for this blog, but I actually really enjoy drawing paleoart.
This is Triodus, a xenacanth fish. It caught a smaller fish. In addition to it, it also shows lungfish and phytosaurs that coexisted with Triodus.
I'll probably continue to dilute my blog with something different from the main subject matter.
