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Brontosaurus is perhaps one of the more imposing giants of the Morrison savanna. In addition to its sheer size, this massive dreadnaught has a long, thin tail that, when cracked like a whip, could produce a sound over 200 decibels, which could cause even the most imperious macropredators to cower in fear; this sound is also used for signaling to other Brontosaurus, and it is often used in dominance contests where individuals with the loudest sounds prove to be the strongest. In contrast to their life in the open plains, Brontosaurus tend to lay their eggs in densely-forested areas, where newly-hatched younglings group together to feed on forest undergrowth and hide from predators such as Marshosaurus until they grow big enough to leave the forest; immature Brontosaurus are capable of bipedal locomotion to a certain degree. Once juvenile Brontosaurus venture out into the open, they will join a herd and stay in it for the rest of their lives. Brontosaurus herds are actually small family groups consisting of 3-8 individuals; adults usually make up most of the herd, but juveniles could also be found traveling along with them. During the breeding season, male Brontosaurus, distinguished from females by their reddish-brown heads and the blue stripes on their necks, will violently rut with each other for a mate, hitting each other with their spiked necks; whoever holds himself more erect than the other wins the fight. Brontosaurus can feed on plants low to the ground such as ferns and horsetails; however, they usually snack on leaves from large trees, often times rearing up on their hind legs to feed from the highest branches of a tree.

"Come on, Universal! This guy would kick much more butt than you'd give him credit for!"

So, this is my first major Saurian sequel playable drawing; the star of this drawing is none other than the massive, whip-tailed Brontosaurus! Any thoughts so far?

Description
Brontosaurus is perhaps one of the more imposing giants of the Morrison savanna. In addition to its sheer size, this massive dreadnaught has a long, thin tail that, when cracked like a whip, could produce a sound over 200 decibels, which could cause even the most imperious macropredators to cower in fear; this sound is also used for signaling to other Brontosaurus, and it is often used in dominance contests where individuals with the loudest sounds prove to be the strongest. In contrast to their life in the open plains, Brontosaurus tend to lay their eggs in densely-forested areas, where newly-hatched younglings group together to feed on forest undergrowth and hide from predators such as Marshosaurus until they grow big enough to leave the forest; immature Brontosaurus are capable of bipedal locomotion to a certain degree. Once juvenile Brontosaurus venture out into the open, they will join a herd and stay in it for the rest of their lives. Brontosaurus herds are actually small family groups consisting of 3-8 individuals; adults usually make up most of the herd, but juveniles could also be found traveling along with them. During the breeding season, male Brontosaurus, distinguished from females by their reddish-brown heads and the blue stripes on their necks, will violently rut with each other for a mate, hitting each other with their spiked necks; whoever holds himself more erect than the other wins the fight. Brontosaurus can feed on plants low to the ground such as ferns and horsetails; however, they usually snack on leaves from large trees, often times rearing up on their hind legs to feed from the highest branches of a tree.

"Come on, Universal! This guy would kick much more butt than you'd give him credit for!"

So, this is my first major Saurian sequel playable drawing; the star of this drawing is none other than the massive, whip-tailed Brontosaurus! Any thoughts so far?