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After a flash flood, a male Diplodocus displays to a female by rearing and inflating a throat pouch. The display catches the female's attention. Hence the artwork name 'Turning Heads'. Below, near the male Diplodocus, a male Coelurus has managed to snatch up a baby Dryosaurus breakfast. The family of the late dryosaur is quickly running away toward the small, scrubby patch of woods. At the same patch, a Stegosaurus observes the passing of the Diplodocus herd. A few pterosaurs can be seen flying overhead as they follow their mobile ecosystems composed of the herd. This drawing was inspired by the "Rearing Diplodocus" painting by Charles R. Knight.

Description
After a flash flood, a male Diplodocus displays to a female by rearing and inflating a throat pouch. The display catches the female's attention. Hence the artwork name 'Turning Heads'. Below, near the male Diplodocus, a male Coelurus has managed to snatch up a baby Dryosaurus breakfast. The family of the late dryosaur is quickly running away toward the small, scrubby patch of woods. At the same patch, a Stegosaurus observes the passing of the Diplodocus herd. A few pterosaurs can be seen flying overhead as they follow their mobile ecosystems composed of the herd. This drawing was inspired by the "Rearing Diplodocus" painting by Charles R. Knight.