Liopleurodon
By DiBgd
Liopleurodon (most probably L. ferox) based on famous skeletal drawing of Tarlo (1958).
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Sweet Liopleurodon!
What a...magical...creature! To make a bad pun.
OMG, this is so beautiful!
amazing! I'm curious, what do you use to draw and color your pictures? Where do you get the skeletals for the animals (specially the amphibians and synapsids)?
Keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work.
Just a heads up L. ferox did not have a tail fluke.
Well, I`m not sure wether there are evidence for/against this directly on Liopleurodon, but I think there was some evidence on Cryptoclidus, so Liopleurodon might have had this fin-like appendage, too.
What evidence was there in Cryptoclidus, then
Okay, I am not sure, if it really was Cryptoclidus, but I think there was a Plesiosaur fossil, with a tail fluke.
Hmm, sound unfamiliar to me... 
Do you have a link or a picture
Do you have a link or a picture[link]
Well, you can read something in this article, maybe I`ll find a pic later.
Well, you can read something in this article, maybe I`ll find a pic later.
I love it! 
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