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Dr-XIII — Smooth Sailing
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Published: 2014-12-31 17:53:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 1977; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 3
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Remember when Our Three Raptor amigos thought it was a good idea to take a BlackBox downhill, only for one of them to regret that decision almost immediately?Well, they're back, and an Ada's Dromae has joined them. This time they decided to take a LongBox (a longer version of the BlackBox) for a spin, dragging the Tsaagan Mangas sleeping on top of it with them, And so far it's been smooth sailing, especially since the Ada's Dromae thought it would be brilliant to take it up the river, LITLERLY. The Tsaagan Mangas is just waking up, yet he'll once again end up wondering how did he get here in the middle of a Russian lake.
[Left to Right: Linheraptor Exquisitus (The Linhe Dromae), Velociraptor Mongoliensis, Adasaurus Mongoliensis (Ada's Dromae), Velociraptor Osmolskae, (Lesser Velociraptor), and Tsaagan Mangas. (White Monster)]
Hope YOUR New Year's Smooth Sailing, too!
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Comments: 12
I thought opposite thumbs in raptors are cool, as they would get a better grip. Have you taken a closer look? The palms are facing each other. I've only exposed their thumbs.
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What the heck is going on here?!i see three "hidden by some person" explain what happened!
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Owlbaskingshark thought these raptors aged pretty badly. I thought these guys are young adults. He THEN claimed they are Inaccurate. They look rather accurate to the REST of us since they have feathers, AND their hands aren't pronated.
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Wow. Publicly shaming me. What a surefire way to teach me to never poke around here again ;D
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I actually was curious and already thought something happened here,he just proved my suspissions
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All I said was that the raptors didn't age well in the meaning that they became outdated, but that was before he explained to me that the wrists weren't pronated, but the thumbs were.
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I can see him explaining it in the final 3 comments that were not hidden
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it would make sense, but there's no evidence supporting the matter.
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Not YET, at least. Can't we SPECULATE?
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Then why do they call the claw on the digit a "THUMB CLAW" (Especially when, though not exactly opposable, it's CLEARLY a thumb?)
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because we normally associate a first finger with a thumb, but it wouldn't be able to grip things like a human is able to
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