My first ceratopsian tribute, to Chasmosaurus! The song is "Some Say" by Sum 41. All images belong to their respective owners.

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An accurate 3D animation depicting the skeletal remains and fleshy reconstruction of Chasmosaurus irvinesis. It was created using 3D scanned data, 3D animation, and locomotion studies. Currently on display in the Talisman Energy Fossil Gallery at the Canadian Museum of Nature. Feel free to add your comments.

Looking at the fossilized bones of an animal that lived 65 million years ago, one of the Canadian Museum of Nature's palaeontologists Rob Holmes knew that it belonged to a 'new' species of dinosaur, which he named Chasmosaurus irvinensis. What the bones could not tell him, however, is how the dinosaur stood and walked, and what's that enormous frill all about? Dès qu'il a porté les yeux sur les os fossilisés d'un animal ayant vécu il y a 65 millions d'années, Rob Holmes, un des paléontologues du Musée canadien de la nature, savait qu'il s'agissait d'une « nouvelle » espèce de dinosaure; il lui a donné le nom de Chasmosaurus irvinensis. Par contre les os ne lui ont pas révélé de quelle façon le dinosaure se tenait debout et comment il marchait, ni pourquoi il avait une énorme collerette.

Miserable manera de morir a manos de un chasmosaurus.

As the fight for world domination grows out of control, the forerunners of the dinosaurs finally take advantage of their hidden powers and start a reign that lasts for millions of years to follow. Never have such awesome, mighty animals lived on the Earth. They are truly 'Rulers of the World'. ˇ_ˇ

カスモサウルスっす。強そうに描けたでしょうか。 最後のスペル間違っちゃった！ＴをＹに。。。 http://cyberfunk.14.dtiblog.com/

Petite vidéo réalisée pour le concours de Gmail.