Woolly Rhino by Dinoraul
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Description
The woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis) is an extinct species of rhinoceros from Europe and Asia during the Pleistocene epoch and survived the last glacial period.
An adult woolly rhinoceros was 3.8 meters (12.5 feet) in length, but they could probably grow up to 4.4 meters (14 feet) long.
Comments (18)
MNArtist
Very Very Cool! (no pun intended!!) Been hoping for one of these
lmx3d
yes sir, coolest period of the history!!! Awesome woolly snowy beast!!!
mapps
very cool :-)
kassad
Great render. Excellent. B->
kamion
great render, always preferred the woolly rhino over the Elasmotherium. so this will be a welcome add to the menagery.
grafikeer
Was wondering when you would do one of these creatures...very well presented!
mikeerson
I didn't hear from you on my thoughts of your dino sapiens, so I take it you're not interested? cool. ....I didn't know there was a wooly rhino - I couldn't see them living in the cold, kinda like throwing a crock in the snow and seeing if he'll live - lol
Renderholic
Great scene and beast!
artbyphil
Looking great as usual!
adorety
Awesome. Another favorite from my childhood. Excellent environment and lighting.
android65mar
Awesome and educational
Hubert
Great scene and render!
fallen21
Awesome work!
bigbraader
Excellent, great model as always.
lycanthropeX
awesome !!!
Terraflora3D
hm, best not to tangle with ;-) Cool render!
SameerArt
Very nice... Actually this one looks better than the Elasmotherium(which i needed)
Kinchie
I'm a rhinoholic so I LOVE this. It has somewhat the attitude and curiosity of a black rhino the most lovely and special of beasts. Now I wonder if one distant day we could reintroduce such fine beasts to Europe . N America?