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juniorWoodchuck β Tyrannohydrurga carnifex
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Published: 2012-08-01 13:04:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 2905; Favourites: 74; Downloads: 34
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Tyrannohydrurga carnifex is large and muscular, with a dark grey back and light grey/white on its stomach. Females are slightly larger than the males. The overall length of this seal is 5m.They are the top predator of the oceans and hunt almost every marine animal. They have no natural predators.
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I was fooling around with a planet seeded with all sorts of Mesozoic life, and I designed an semi-aquatic polar tyrannosaurid with the same name, what a coincidence! I've always thought leopard seals looked something like a bizarre marine theropod.
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That sounds quite interestingβ¦ any change weβll be seeing any creatures from this planet?
Yeah, their heads do look a bit theropod-like
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Probably, once I get a scanner or a decent camera of some sort!Β
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Awesome, can't wait to see them!
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Thanks for the watch, by the way!
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Youβre very welcome!
I thought Iβd done that a long time ago but apparently I havenβtΒ
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That's alright
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Nope, that's a leopard seal.
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Nope, leopard seal
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Actually makes more sense then dolphin
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Cetaceans went extinct in this scenario
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With the amount of poaching and polluting in the world, it's probably like that with most scenarios
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maqmmalian great white! 
P.S. so large sharks and cetaceans wnt extinct or were reduced to small-size predators in this scenario?
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Thanks a lot!
Yep, cetaceans went extinct but there are still some smaller shark species.
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cool! thanks for the info!
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