I'm so proud of my home province! *Joyfully wipes away tear*
Hmmmmmmmm...
Since birds aren't descendants of dinosaurs, they must be descendants of fish.
According to one study by CyclonicWrath765 and Babe Ruth, the order Hupehsuchia has always been incorrectly described as ichthyosauromorphs. Ruth and I concluded that, due to the fact that the genera Eretmorhipis and Parahupehsuchus give live birth, they're more closely related to the Entelodonts and Paraceratheriids than to ichthyosaurs.
Doilphin!
The Xiphactinus are named Phillip and Dora.
In a show of dolphin-like behaviour, a female Dolichorhynchops, surrounded by geothermal vents, pushes its sick baby to the surface to breathe. In the background, two Xiphactinus lurk balefully, waiting for the perfect time to attack the defenceless child.
Oooh! Nice!
@NizalTheDinoEnjoyer Probably around 60-100%
Hi, I'm ba...a...ack...ack...what on earth did I walk into?
That may or may not take years, tho
@MemoryAngel I have no clue :D
I mean, this is Dinopedia, is it not? It was originally meant to be only for dinosaurs and now it has articles ranging from Anomalocaridids to Cervids. I feel like if any extant animals were allowed on this wiki, only birds would constitute these articles.
The only problem that I have with the Planet Dinosaur Mapusaurus is that its head was a disaster that looks like it was molded with a mixture of clay, paint, and disdain for life, shoved in an oven for 24 hours, and then left in the scorching sun to rot.
The worst thing I've ever seen that is related to paleontology is tied between basically everything David Peters has done and that one scene in Jurassic Fight Club where it looks like the Ceratosaurus is gonna do the splits! Now that was painful to see!
Righto.
I see. You mean the pages for extant organisms are being deleted?
(Also, congrats on your promotions!)
Ah, that makes sense
