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Another "All Yesterdays" picture. Baryonyx is usually pictured as a strictly fish-eating dinosaur, and not without good reason--the first fossil of it discovered had fish scales in its ribcage. However, it is worth noting that even seemingly specialized fish-eating animals today will gladly prey on land-dwelling animals, and Baryonyx itself was, at 33 feet long, one of the largest predators in its ecosystem. So here I've drawn one pursuing a somewhat different quarry--a juvenile Mantellisaurus.

Description
Another "All Yesterdays" picture. Baryonyx is usually pictured as a strictly fish-eating dinosaur, and not without good reason--the first fossil of it discovered had fish scales in its ribcage. However, it is worth noting that even seemingly specialized fish-eating animals today will gladly prey on land-dwelling animals, and Baryonyx itself was, at 33 feet long, one of the largest predators in its ecosystem. So here I've drawn one pursuing a somewhat different quarry--a juvenile Mantellisaurus.