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KENBARTHELMEY β Cruentulodon
Published: 2012-08-28 17:38:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 136603; Favourites: 5892; Downloads: 1052
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Creature design I did for my IP project. Inspired by the Velociraptors of Jurassic Park.To see more of my work please visit my website: www.theartofken.com
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This This is absolutely.... Β mind blowing... Β SICK!
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Its head is upside-down. That is awesome!
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This looks like something you would see on Skull Island.
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daaaaaaam, that is cool, however, i dont mean to be a ass but, how in the hell would those eyes have evolved that way
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Maybe there's an enemy of theirs that likes to attack the top of their heads, so the eyes migrated down, the way some people theorize Hammerhead shark eye placement helps protect them from stings when eating rays?
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well, that is a possibility, but the eyes are on the jaw, the migration path would have had to go from the jaw's joint all the way down, and those are multiple eyes.
it looks like a predator, not a herbivore or a species that need 360 vision, it just docent make sense.
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Spiders are predators and they've got bunches of eyes.Β It's not a truism that being one means you only need a couple.
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Spider eyes are on top of the head, away from the mouth and by extension a lot of harm. 360 vision may not have been the best example but the eyes could have a much less dangerous position.
If it bites into something of hers the side of its her smacked then the eye could be damaged.
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It's possible that these organisms hunt smaller animals in the dense foliage below them, so their eyes migrated downward so they can look into the brush without having to tilt their heads down.
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Possibly but claw and teach placement suggests attaching forwards instead of down. Clawing forwards.
also, if It dose hunt creatures closet the the ground, the eyes would want to be farther way from the ground to prevent dust and such from getting in...
Unless they have more snake like eyes with a second, see through, eyelid
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It's a different universe, things are different there
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it seems to be a jungle slimier to ours so...ya, no evolutionary advantage that i can see
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Doomed Hunter: Clever girl.
Cruentulodon: Oh! You... *giggle* stop it, I'm gonna blush!
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This is legitimately one of the best extraterrestrial creatures I've seen. I love how they share some similarity with therapod dinosaurs in conjunction with having a very alien and original appearance. The design of the jaw and head, the placement of the eyes and the six limbs. Stupendous work.
How did you come up with the name for it? Β
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I feel like the humans in the New World art you did are going to have a rough time with these guys
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Amazing but you know what I think would have made it cooler? No eyes at all! But seriously bro, you got talent.
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This one should be the in Jurassic World 2! Awesome
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Looks functional. Β What does the prey look like, to require quad forelimbs?Β
Plants are not alien. Β Unless this thing's running around loose on Earth! Β Cool!
LOL, Jim
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First of all, awesome.
Secondly, just for fun, can anyone think of a reason why there might be a use for two pairs of forelimbs like this thing has?Β It seems redundant.
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Perhaps to murder things twice as fast, or hold down prey while slicing it up, or maybe even to cut meat while eating? I mean, check out the claws on that bad boy, and his teeth suggest that its a carnivore. However the eyes are more of an herbivore, as carnivores tend to have eyes on the front of their faces - like cats and dogs - as opposed to horses and cows, which have eyes on the sides of their faces. Therefore, he'd be pretty useless at spotting prey, however good at spotting threats and possibly a better scavenger. Judging by the plant size, the Cruentulodon is about the size of a human, with possible threats, so it'd be more plausible that this was a scavenger.
tl;dr, Read first sentence.
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"drawings & paintings"
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the sheer Β t a l e n t omf
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This should have been in Jurassic world!!
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Can't wait to see one of these in a movie.
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You have deams or visions about life on another planets? Because this is not normal imaination.
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