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#Spectember2020 also explored a creature that has perplexed many over the years leading to many conflicting theories. New findings suggest this big friendly birdlike theropod still has stereoscopic vision despite its adult stage herbivory due to its fast-growing hatchlings feeding mainly on insects and small tetrapods before they lose their teeth and become more omnivorous. As they grow to truly gigantic sizes nearing adulthood Megalornis lose most of their brilliant yellow plumage to shed heat more efficiently.

In September 2020 I decided to start a new monthly drawing challenge and launched #Spectember, a free-for-all month of speculative evolution creations. This is one of the many works that resulted.

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#Spectember2020 also explored a creature that has perplexed many over the years leading to many conflicting theories. New findings suggest this big friendly birdlike theropod still has stereoscopic vision despite its adult stage herbivory due to its fast-growing hatchlings feeding mainly on insects and small tetrapods before they lose their teeth and become more omnivorous. As they grow to truly gigantic sizes nearing adulthood Megalornis lose most of their brilliant yellow plumage to shed heat more efficiently.

In September 2020 I decided to start a new monthly drawing challenge and launched #Spectember, a free-for-all month of speculative evolution creations. This is one of the many works that resulted.