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WARNING: I NOTICED THAT THIS Tyrannosaurus HAS THE SAME COLOR PALETTE AS THE ONE IN THROUGH THE EYES OF DINOSAURS; I CAME UP WITH THESE COLORS FOR THIS GENUS IN JULY 2021, SO HOPEFULLY I WAS THE FIRST!

I'm sure this artwork will be controversial for multiple reasons, the main 2 being inevitable nitpicks on my depiction of Tyrannosaurus anatomy and the fact that Beorn, a Turonian, microscopic tardigrade from Manitoba, is shown in the same image as Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops, Maastrichtian elephant-sized dinosaurs from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the United States. But you must admit that the image of the first known fossil tardigrade sharing the Late Cretaceous of North America with some of the largest animals to ever walk the continent just before the final straw leading to the extinction of the mighty dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period is a chilling one. This was made for a school assignment persuading people to watch my hypothetical spiritual successor to Walking with Dinosaurs. I would love for a documentary to show those 2 animals coexisting without even knowing about each other.

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WARNING: I NOTICED THAT THIS Tyrannosaurus HAS THE SAME COLOR PALETTE AS THE ONE IN THROUGH THE EYES OF DINOSAURS; I CAME UP WITH THESE COLORS FOR THIS GENUS IN JULY 2021, SO HOPEFULLY I WAS THE FIRST!

I'm sure this artwork will be controversial for multiple reasons, the main 2 being inevitable nitpicks on my depiction of Tyrannosaurus anatomy and the fact that Beorn, a Turonian, microscopic tardigrade from Manitoba, is shown in the same image as Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops, Maastrichtian elephant-sized dinosaurs from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the United States. But you must admit that the image of the first known fossil tardigrade sharing the Late Cretaceous of North America with some of the largest animals to ever walk the continent just before the final straw leading to the extinction of the mighty dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period is a chilling one. This was made for a school assignment persuading people to watch my hypothetical spiritual successor to Walking with Dinosaurs. I would love for a documentary to show those 2 animals coexisting without even knowing about each other.