The so called "abelisaurs" are a chinktroon conspiracy. How comes most of "abelisaurid" taxa having been described over a the 20th century and it was only during thew late 2000's that their affinities to each other were recognized?
This is so stupid, it hurts the brain. The weight balance ratio on that is nuts. Think how uncomfortable it'd be for that thing to run after prey. Prey that swerves. This concept shows something that can fall over easily.
I know people usually take umbrage with Prehistoric Planet because of the liberties taken with its depiction of the animals and how it presents them as fact (replete with an authoritative-sounding Attenborough narration) - and while that's not wrong, it's honestly less of a turn-off for me than how the animals are animated.
They brought on a bunch of Disney staff to handle the animation, and you can really tell in how the various animals emote. Like in this webm, where the spurned mate makes a recognizably humanesque sad face after being turned down. There was so much of that kind of cartoony anthropomorphization that it killed the nature doc vibe that it was going for.
>It has literally no facial expressions, >you're just autistic
pot calling the kettle black. Actually, arguably the pot calling something that's white black. It clearly makes a subtle facial expression and that's a consistent complaint about the series.
>I know people usually take umbrage with Prehistoric Planet
This board is literally the only place with a hatehoner against it while shilling literal slop like Life on our planet, the show was a smash hit literally everywhere on the globe no matter how hard you try to deny it
Don't autists have trouble understanding facial expressions? if anything this is some weird offshoot strain that makes people see expression where there is none
It being half blind probably contributed to the hesitation but the real answer is that they didin't want to bother animating realistic gore as the Majung tore it apart or found it too difficult, probably the reason why every case of predation in the show is either something extremely small being swallowed whole or covered by darkness
imagine if you were starving in the forest or something, and a large rat saw you and started hissing and jumping at you. you wouldn't be a bit hesitant to grab it? What if it bit you and you got an infection, or rabies?
I like it when feathergays are more honest like this about their homosexuality and furhomosexualry.
*MajungaTHOLUS! It was a pachycephalosaur.
The so called "abelisaurs" are a chinktroon conspiracy. How comes most of "abelisaurid" taxa having been described over a the 20th century and it was only during thew late 2000's that their affinities to each other were recognized?
Maybe the tiny arms were used when they were hatchlings?
He dips, rolls coal, and drinks Natty Ice just like me.
He'd rather be cummin than strokin
I don't know who this homie is but he has a really pretty skull
apparently a "basal eutyrannosaurian," which makes a lot of sense. he does look vaguely tyrannosaurus-like
Might be wrong (rarely am) but I think that's a more liberal reconstruction, it might had been more dolichocephalic than albertosaurines IRL.
>Surely THIS Tyrannosaur had feathers!
To be fair its barely a tyrannosaur like Alioramus and Yutyrannus
That's not fair. It's Campanian and clearly a Tyrannosaurid. None of this family's ancestors had feathers.
Source?
Fricking look at it.
Blame it on a lack of art my friend. I had actually saved it for a sci-fi thing.
the artist is brazilian, actually
doesn't brazil have a pretty notable israeli population though?
It's Lebanese; the two groups hate each other
This is so stupid, it hurts the brain. The weight balance ratio on that is nuts. Think how uncomfortable it'd be for that thing to run after prey. Prey that swerves. This concept shows something that can fall over easily.
It was an apex predator that survived all the way to the meteor so clearly it worked fine
*loses against a tiny dog*
Wouldn't have been as bad if they didin't mention that it was starving
What does Prehistoric Planet have against abelisaurids?
They are percieved as "cool" and "badass" by the general public so we MUST subvert that
I know people usually take umbrage with Prehistoric Planet because of the liberties taken with its depiction of the animals and how it presents them as fact (replete with an authoritative-sounding Attenborough narration) - and while that's not wrong, it's honestly less of a turn-off for me than how the animals are animated.
They brought on a bunch of Disney staff to handle the animation, and you can really tell in how the various animals emote. Like in this webm, where the spurned mate makes a recognizably humanesque sad face after being turned down. There was so much of that kind of cartoony anthropomorphization that it killed the nature doc vibe that it was going for.
It has literally no facial expressions, you're just autistic
>It has literally no facial expressions,
>you're just autistic
pot calling the kettle black. Actually, arguably the pot calling something that's white black. It clearly makes a subtle facial expression and that's a consistent complaint about the series.
>that's a consistent complaint about the series.
Can you show examples that aren't in your head
>I know people usually take umbrage with Prehistoric Planet
This board is literally the only place with a hatehoner against it while shilling literal slop like Life on our planet, the show was a smash hit literally everywhere on the globe no matter how hard you try to deny it
That scene with the dreadnoughtus was still cool though.
You're supposed to seethe at it while screaming about israelites and trannies, stick to the script.
Can I at least like the ones with the quetzalcoatlus and hatzegopteryx?
No that's uhhh.....troony demoralization campaign
You homosexuals are so autistic, holy shit.
Don't autists have trouble understanding facial expressions? if anything this is some weird offshoot strain that makes people see expression where there is none
I knew there was something too-canny about this
especially :22-:27
t. has never seen a living wild animal up close.
but that is cool
Wanted to give an explanation to those moronic arms
wtf
They were pretty good in the show, the Rajasaurus were particularly well done
>Random bumfrick abelisaur no one has ever heard of gets the best representation with the best colour scheme in the show
You see, Rajasaurus isn't popular, so there was nothing to hecking subvert
At first I thought this was moronic but then I realized how much I'm attracted to nipples
You would scare just as easily if you were jumped by a somethingsuchus
Not if i'm over a ton and starving
It being half blind probably contributed to the hesitation but the real answer is that they didin't want to bother animating realistic gore as the Majung tore it apart or found it too difficult, probably the reason why every case of predation in the show is either something extremely small being swallowed whole or covered by darkness
Or that they didn't want to show "big predatory dinosaur eats small animal" for the 1000th time
imagine if you were starving in the forest or something, and a large rat saw you and started hissing and jumping at you. you wouldn't be a bit hesitant to grab it? What if it bit you and you got an infection, or rabies?
A tale as old as time
I loved planet dinosaur back in the day but jesus the animation sucked so bad, also they gave it jointed limbs
so this guy just walks?
and bites
He struts
the skinks of the dinosaurs
Between this, allosaurus and t-rex i'm pretty sure carnivorous theropods in general were all cannibals
most carnivores are period to be fair
It will always be Majungatholus to me.
>oh sorry abelisaurid brah, I was just on my way to the dino gym.
>it's actually arm day for me today, you feel like tagging along?
>you're busy? saving the what race? haha right on, I'll catcha later man.
>Everyday is arm day bro
THAT'S COOPER
>filtered by Tyrannosaurus when the Titanosaurs moved back into Laramidia
sosig
>Theropods used their front limbs to grab onto struggling prey
>the limbs
>limbgays ITT
We jawmaxxing in this b***h, take your sensitive ass back to the Kem Kem beds
A human would easily kill a theropod with its limbs and superior intellect.
There is no way this is real. They are likely missing some bones, yet to be discovered. Otherwise Palaeogays are a joke.
They consistently are found with tiny front limbs. No stranger than an emu.
Might as well put feathers on it, because that makes no sense for a reptile. It's no longer a reptile but a bird.
Look up the meaning of "vestigial"
dinosaurs are not reptile for any meaningful definition of the word
I’m on mobile someone post the “I don’t know who is trolling who anymore” meme please.
you can still search for images on mobile
I assume anon's mobile service provider is blocked from posting images by Wauf.
But I can’t upload an image because it considers me in incognito
Then leave incognito.
I hate this guy, i really do
Short legs, long body, pug face. That stupid little horn.
Frick this guy, worst abelisaur.
You may not like it but this is, unironically, what peak performance looks like
I reject it, give me carnotaurus
>Majungasaurus vs Carnotaurus
literally STR vs DEX
elegant, interesting, eye catching, bizarre, intriguing, provocative
awkward, lumpy, dull, clumsy, boring, goofy
They're the same thing except one was more successful (the stubbier one)
Look at how stupid giant galapagos tortoises are, though. animals can look dumb and still be successful.
Galapagos giant tortoises don't look stupid at all
zoom into that bozo's ugly ass neck. they look like what (i imagine) old man dick looks like
Nah, they are cute and cool, they even have an excuse for having a wrinkly neck since they can literally hide their heads inside of it
Okay well look at the aye-aye then. I'm just explaining that animals can be ugly and successful, baka
aye-ayes are not ugly
You're kidding, right?
That's cute
Tortoises don't look stupid at all.
I like it, it's like a walking dick that bites
>pug face
As far as abelisaurs go it's pretty long, carnotaurus' is way more smushed