When Allosauri Attack by AmyLBone

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jul 25, 2017

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My humble tribute to that famous nature documentary: One Million Years BC

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Comments (8)

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Cal83street

10:01PM | Tue, 25 July 2017

Cool scene. Nice render.

AmyLBone

3:30AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

Thanks, I'm glad you like it.

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crender

1:44AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

Superb !!!!

AmyLBone

3:30AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

Thank you so much.

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rajib

4:03AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

.... you gotta run.... Nicely done.

AmyLBone

7:11AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

It's doing wonders for her training regime...thanks.

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DukeNukem2005

5:52AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

It is very beautiful!

AmyLBone

7:10AM | Wed, 26 July 2017

Cheers

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T.Rex

1:28PM | Wed, 26 July 2017

"Hey! I'm an alley-saurus, not a T.Rex. Slow down so I can give you a good licking!" "NO! I'm NOT taking ANY chances with you or your teeth!" COOL! Run, girl, RUN! Keep up the good work! :-)

AmyLBone

1:31PM | Wed, 26 July 2017

Thanks. Actually going by the latest research she'd be better of with a T Rex. Apparently if they went faster than a brisk stroll they'd suffer catastrophic bone fractures.

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mazzam

5:27PM | Wed, 26 July 2017

Something of an anachronism, but nice scene. (When dinosaurs were wiped out the biggest mammals were little furry creatures living mostly underground.) Maybe this one was brought back by genetic engineering.

AmyLBone

2:30AM | Thu, 27 July 2017

I am aware of that, hence my facetious comment about the movie, This is just a bit of fun really. Glad you like it though.

I studied Paleobiology briefly albeit only an elective (my degree is actually History). Interestingly enough whilst mammals were indeed small during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, proto-mammals actually arose millions of years before the first dinosaurs.

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