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Plesiosaur

By Ramul,
posted 14 years ago Sigmund Freud's spirit animal

Is for a secret santa on DA, but the person it's done for isn't a member here, soo...enjoy it almost a month earlier.
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AceyBlackheart ~aceyblackheart

Anthro Artist

14 years ago

ITS NESSIE!!!!

Sorry, I'm scottish. Any type of water dwelling dino is nessie to me lol!!!!

AceyBlackheart ~aceyblackheart

Anthro Artist

14 years ago

ITS NESSIE!!!!

Sorry, I'm scottish. Any type of water dwelling dino is nessie to me lol!!!!

Ramul ~ramul

Sigmund Freud's spirit animal

14 years ago

I'm pretty sure Noch Ness doesn't have any ammonites, though.

AceyBlackheart ~aceyblackheart

Anthro Artist

14 years ago

Dunno what that means but it sounds awesome

Ramul ~ramul

Sigmund Freud's spirit animal

14 years ago

Those two shelled cephalopods floating on the right side of the image.

AceyBlackheart ~aceyblackheart

Anthro Artist

14 years ago

Hmmm pretty sure we may have those in loch ness haha only joking

Ramul ~ramul

Sigmund Freud's spirit animal

14 years ago

If there are any, that will be a great sensation, not because they pegged it at the C-T, but also because those would be the only cephalopods capable to live in freshwater.

Equalicus ~equalicus

PrOn Artist

14 years ago

If there are still some of those plesios outside in the ocean, the japanese will find and eat them in the name of the science.

LINCARD1000 ~lincard1000

Writer

14 years ago

Needs to be gnawing on a half-eaten dolphin carcass. And I'll hear none of your sass about different geologic periods, Mister!

Seriously though, I like this. And the ammonites in the background fill the mollusc-loving part of me with joy...

...and tentacles. But mostly joy.