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Artist just trying to throw his art everywhere... Hopefully it sticks somewhere.

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I too would love too know if its any specific species

The Bare Necessities...
I mean he kind of goes into it in the video like he explains something about how usually skin coverings don't change to fast from ancient relatives (its been a while and I'm saying all of this off the top of my head)

I for sure will check out the video it sounds interesting  

and thanks :)
Tyrannosaurus rex
Based on how evolution works its pretty much safe to say a fuzzy t rex is more scientifically accurate then a scaly one.

theres a guy named trey the explainer ( agentlemanscientist.deviantart… ) who has a video talking all about it
youtu.be/uM5JN__15-g

I think I'm actually going to have to do an update on this drawing because there was a new finding that I think proved that at least the complete head of T-rex was scaly (Im not 100% on that)
Tyrannosaurus rex