Sauropoda

Tarchia

Stegouros

Bistahieversor

Baby and Juvenile tarbosaurus

Lystrosaurus curvatus

Shunosaurus

Scutellosaurus

Argentavis

Teratornis

Camarasaurus

These dudes (majungasaurus, beelzebufo and madstoia)

Pentaceratops

Dimetrodon and Edaphosaurus

Titanis walleri

And proterosuchus

I think scientists said no, because of the low temperatures, but there's sauropods in formations that are thought to have received snow, like the Yixian Formation

Star Wars: Revenge O the Gastonia tells of a faraway planet of dinosaurs. The Sith build Gastonia Walkers to destroy all dinosaurs on the planet. Can the Jedi save the day?

Disney re-buys Pixar and is so mad that they mess up the branding in their newest adaptation of Walking With Dinosaurs: Time of Titans! This tells of a Jurassic land where giant sauropods roam. Can they successfully migrate or with Allosaurus eat them?

Disney makes the next paleo film with out Pixar. Giant of the Sky feature giant (and inaccurate) pterosaurs on an epic migration to survive. The main character, a Quetzalcoatlus, must swim over an ocean of terror.

Disney Pixar's Spirits of the Ice Forest stars the many creatures of Cretaceous Australia. Including Koolasuchus (on the poster) and Laeallynasaura. They must survive in the freezing weather and make friends.

Google makes the next great paleo doc. A film 1 million years in the making, Nature tells of the amazing animals that lived in the Pleistocene. A prequel is planned...

Disney's next paleo film is a little surprising. Indiana Jones and the T-Rex features an animated Indiana Jones as he explores a lost island. On this island is a vicious T-Rex, nicknames R-Rex (I have no idea why...).

And that's it for the news! What films will be made next? Which film was your favorite? Find out more next time on Paleo Films News!

We yet again have updates on the Stacy story. Megan is noticeably the one writing this time, it is explained why in the post.

                 Had a death tonight.

-Hey there, it's actually Megan this time around (Call me Meg though). Stacy got bit and she's currently in the living room, watching TV. Long story, but let's talk about it.

It all started when a trucker was ran off the road by something this morning. The cops say that the trucker survived the initial crash but was killed by something else very shortly after. The cops actually seemed to leave in a hurry after only 20 minutes at the scene. So, I decided to some investigating on my own.

The truck had been moved away by that point, and the body had been taken away Aswell. HOWEVER, there WAS footprints nearby. Thankfully, I actually did something Stacy (For some reason) didn't do and looked around the site to gain some knowledge. The footprints seemed to be from a sauropod. A spike seemed to be present in the footprints, meaning it wasn't a titanosaur.

At this time, Stacy was in the car keeping an eye out. All the sudden she seemed really panicked and started to say (Very quietly) "Look behind you, but don't panic!"

I looked behind me and though you couldn't see it, I was panicking on the inside.

It was the sauropod, and it looked like it was ready to charge.

I Ran back to the car, and we headed off. Luckily for you people, I snapped a photo of the sauropod.

A photo of the sauropod was then shown, with body features typical of a Eusauropod.

Anyways, once we got home, we went to check on the livestock when out of nowhere this weird, large headed thing bit down on Stacy's leg. Thankfully, I keep a shotgun very close by, which I grabbed and shot at the creature's neck. It worked and the thing ran off. She's healing up rn, and she asked me to write this.

That's all I guess.

Then there are the comments of course:

Comments (45)

Maxlestar
- That doesn't look like any sauropod I've ever seen. Probably a relative of Nebulasaurus judging by the proportions. Also, it sounds like an Erythrosuchus that attacked stacy.

I gtg go now, have a good day!

It was mostly just arguing over what the sauropod was after that. I will keep you updated.

@Ankysareawesome @PowerLord23 @Nizaluddin @ZeldaPro97

In paleoart you often see pterosaurs hitching a ride on the backs of herbivores (Primarily sauropods). Did this actually happen? If so what was the evidence?

By the end of the Mesozoic, were the titanosaurs the only sauropods left? Just asking, as it looks like only titanosaurs by that time period.

Truly one of the dinosaurs of all time

I made this earlier today in Google Drawings. How accurate is it?

What is this??????

So I want to make a polar sauropod called Cryotitan for my speculative evolution project, but that got me thinking, can a sauropod live in polar regions?

So the region is like modern day Canada, or where Woolly Mammoths lived back in the Pleistocene/Holocene. The main question is how the sauropod would brave the cold.

I’m thinking there are 2 ways for this to happen.

1. Integument could reappear/evolve in the sauropods, and it would allow the sauropod to keep warm. This is seen in all the woolly animals of all the ice ages

2. Be big because of gigantothermy. For those who don’t know, gigantothermy is when you make heat just by being big. This is easily accomplished(I mean, it’s a sauropod), but how big would it have to be?

If you have any counter arguments, please feel free to state them in the replies! If you have any more proof, please feel free to state them in the replies! Also, if you want me to go over the major groups of animals in the speculative evolution project, feel free to state in the replies what groups you hope to be living!