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Published: 2017-10-08 05:48:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 7455; Favourites: 174; Downloads: 15
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Leaping or swimming...?Related content
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Not swimming. The creature seems bulky enough to drown lol. Plus there is no webbing anywhere on the hands or anatomy wise that it swims.
Definitely leaping!
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It looks like it's falling on me from above XD
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WATCH FOR FALLING ELEPHAPES!!
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Way more dangerous than dropbears XD
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Oh man, imagine that as a hunting style...They wouldn't even need teeth or claws, just a straw to suck up the remains! DUDE, WAIT--WAIT WAIT WAIT WAIT--THAT'S WHAT THE TRUNK IS FOR
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Lol. With prey sufficiently dead and sufficiently mushed, the life juices would be ready for the slurping XD
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I love this, it's really weird (shocking, coming from you). I like the fact that it's hairless, and the deinotherium tusks are a nice touch.
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sunbathing...like a lemur or a stuck turtle.
nicely drawn
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WHOOPWHOOPWHOOPWHOOPWHOOPWHOOP!
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"Parkour!" Or an alien version of the Nirvana nevermind album cover. Brilliant work as always.
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"GET THAT PARKOUR BABY!!"
Thanks man, I'm glad you like it.
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why not both? who says it's not in some weird flooded forest/kelp forest?
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Hmmm, I've been wanting to do a "flooded Amazon" sorta scenario for quite a while now...Could be, could be!
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I once imagined a sort of massive kelp forest that was thick enough on top to provide sea birds with a (somewhat damp, possibly, but perfectly serviceable) place to nest. Semi-aquatic descendants of adapids (or possibly plesiadapids) swam/climbed through the fronds, sea snakes, adapted marine reptiles, carnivorous fish, small cetaceans, and pinnipeds filled out various predatory niches...
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That's a very cool premise...Kelp forests have always struck me as a rich environment for spec/fantasy exploration, as per
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still a beautiful design
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