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Coelophysids
403 deviations
Ceratosaurs
110 deviations
Dinobirds
111 deviations
Carnosaurs
622 deviations
Oviraptosaurids
118 deviations
Ornithomimids
197 deviations
Spinosaurs
576 deviations
Therizinosaurs
156 deviations
Alverezsaurs
38 deviations
Dromaeosaurs and troodontids
842 deviations
Abelisaurs
273 deviations
Tyrannosaurs
967 deviations
Basal Thyreaphorans
54 deviations
Stegosaurs
302 deviations
Ankylosaurs and nodosaura
373 deviations
Basal ceratopsians
188 deviations
Centrosaurines
395 deviations
Chasmosaurines
583 deviations
Pachycephalosaurs
224 deviations
Basal ornithopods
73 deviations
Hypsilophodontids
124 deviations
Iguanodontids
236 deviations
Hadrosaurines
263 deviations
Lambeosaurines
281 deviations
Pterosaurs
840 deviations
Literature
Forgotten Fauna: Marahute
Marahute (Marahute maxima) (Formerly Aquilla maxima) A colossal form sweeps through the skies of northwest Australia, darkening the heavens beneath its vast wings. Almost too big to be believed, it rules uncontested over its domain, dwarfing all else that has ever flown save for the pterosaurs of long ago. It kills in an instant, preying upon all that share its kingdom; it’s no wonder that it has long been viewed as the avatar of a god. It is the marahute, and it is the largest bird ever to fly. With a wingspan of more than 25 feet across, the marahute is an absolutely colossal species of eagle that outsizes even Miocene titans such as Pelagornis and the great teratorns, and far outstrips these ancient giants in weight at nearly 300 lbs, a little less than a female Bengal tiger and putting it in the same weight class as the azhdarchid pterosaurs of the Mesozoic. When standing on the ground, it towers above a human being at a colossal eight and a half feet tall, on par with the
Birds
571 deviations
Literature
Anomalies - Giant Beaver
In the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest, a series of strange occurrences had been reported by hikers and local residents. Trees felled in a manner no machine or known animal could replicate, and dams constructed in streams with logs too large for any known beaver to handle. These reports piqued the interest of Dr. Lena Torres, a paleontologist with a passion for Pleistocene megafauna. Dr. Torres organized an expedition into the heart of the forest, accompanied by a team of biologists and trackers. They expected to find evidence of an undiscovered species of beaver, but what they found was beyond their wildest speculations. Deep in a secluded valley, they came upon a pond created by an enormous dam, and there, swimming in the water, was a creature of staggering proportions. Castoroides ohioensis, with its six-foot length and massive, chisel-like teeth, was a sight to behold. It was a living fossil, a throwback to an age when megafauna roamed the earth. The discovery sent
Mammals
2036 deviations
Hybrids and freak-shows
457 deviations
Favorite Characters
164 deviations
6Teen
79 deviations
Aladdin
44 deviations
Amphibia central
43 deviations
Atlantis
479 deviations
AtLA and LoK
77 deviations
Ben 10 franchise
1535 deviations
Big Hero 6 franchise
136 deviations
Carmen Sandiego 1994 and 2019
44 deviations
DC Central
432 deviations
Digimon
163 deviations
Disney universe
157 deviations
Equestria Girls
894 deviations
Frozen
76 deviations
Gargoyles
194 deviations
Generator Rex
74 deviations
Gravity Falls
19 deviations
HTTYD universe
107 deviations
James Cameron's Avatar
259 deviations
Jurassic Park universe
982 deviations
Kim Possible
743 deviations
King Kong franchise
427 deviations
