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StygimolochSpinifer — Cattle Unenlagiines
Published: 2012-12-16 20:48:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 2047; Favourites: 63; Downloads: 15
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Just a silly idea I got.A pair of Cattle Egret-esque unenlagiines in breeding plumage hitch a ride upon a hadrosaur (supposed to be something like Secernosaurus).
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I really wish things like this were more common in paleoart. I can imagine that dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures interacted with each other in varied and fascinating ways.
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Egrets do this (with sheep and cows), so it's totally plausible, at least for me.
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I often picture birds like Cimolopteryx in Hell Creek following bigger dinosaurs like Edmontonia or Triceratops around for this reason myself.
When you're a small bird that's surrounded by much bigger relatives that can scare one of your main food sources out of their hiding places it would certainly be beneficial.
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Super cool idea, every day I look at birds in my yard with more and more respect!
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