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Published: 2020-05-15 14:38:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 5215; Favourites: 165; Downloads: 0
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Still unsure if the original movie was just portraying its Brontosaurus as an angry herbivore or a predatory sauropod, but the idea of a predatory sauropod sounds cool as hell al I decided to make mine a predator that sleeps underwater, but when it is hungry, it looks for food at the water's edge, just like a crocodile looking for herbivores that come too close to the water. If there isn't any prey at the lake shores, it leaves the water and walks onto land to hunt prey, just like a Trex, hence the name, which also sounds nice and means "thunder king".It's quadrupedal, like a typical sauropod, and I turned its peg-like teeth into sharp long knives. I also gave it humongous claws to rip prey apart after running it down. Weirdly enough, that sort of makes it look like a prosauropod.
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Be a funny ass scene where some one walks up to it thinking it's a peaceful long neck and the thing stares at them for a sec, getting a little closer to them
Then suddenly CRONCH, only thing left of the person is their disembodied feet as they're going down the animal's neck like a slide
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The beast SMILES before it eats the guy it chased up that tree, I'm going to say it's a predator.
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A fully carnivorous Sauropod? That could be interesting, the only other time I've seen it was with the Chronotherus, from Dragonthunders. Though, I'd picture it to fulfill a similar role to Spinosaurs, a primarilyΒ piscivorous carnivore that won't pass up an easy to get meal, such as the poor defenseless humans.
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Alot of theropods did turn into herbivores , so why couldn't there have been a carnivorous sauropodΒ
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I'll keep it as a sauropod as that makes it more interesting.
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Damn, I had never heard of this species.
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Now seeing I think plateosaurus like fits better to this lad that wants to rip and tear its enemies
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Despite your efforts, I regret to tell you that this predatory sauropod will never surpass the infected sauropod of G. Tartakovsky in terms of fright.
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Nothing will surpass that infected sauropod
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Lmao, fright comes from portrayal, not design.
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I've sometimes wondered that myself, whether the Brontosaurus in the original film was actually trying to eat those guys or if it was just a herbivore being territorial and trying to chase them out of its turf. A lot of people I've talked to say it was only being territorial, sort of like hippo.
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