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Published: 2014-03-18 19:23:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 6017; Favourites: 366; Downloads: 41
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Though their domesticated cousins have garnered most of the fame throughout the centuries, the wild Thracian horses remain a paragon of predatory prowess. They hunt individually and in herds of four or five - smaller animals are snatched up in snapping jaws while larger ones - wild goats, ponies, even bears - are trampled under thundering hooves.betterbestiary.blogspot.com/
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Horses were once predators?
Hmm...strange.
Even if it actually was real, it must have been in the Mesozoic Era.
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takes me back to when I used to look at horse books and the evolution of horses, it's so fascinating! I love this idea of predatory hooved animals, beauiful painting! Rich, earthy Savannah colours Β Β
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Thank you! Glad it brought back pleasant memories :3
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I simply love the style here: it looks like an illustration from an old Natural History book⦠7@=e
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Thank you! I used to have an old book on wild animals that had beautiful illustrations - it inspired me to draw!
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your very welcomeΒ Β
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