Warning: Don't pat the Lystrosaurus. by blinkings
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On display at The Museum of Melbourne. Please zoom.
Lystrosaurus was a dicynodont, a group of plant-eating, mammal-like reptiles.
Lystrosaurus was a dicynodont, a group of plant-eating, mammal-like reptiles.
Comments (16)
Wow! Nice find!
Interesting!
A great exhibit and I wouldn't dream of calling it Pat.
why not? it's a herbivore :)
Looks like its in the attack position and ready to leap at you.... Interesting capture. Aloha
terrific image, of what i'm not sure
Very cool capture!
Probaly safe, as I have long outgrown my vegetable state.
LOL yeah but don't forget, Rhino's, Hippo's, Baboons, and Gorillas are herbivores......as were the Triceratops.......I wouldn't want to pat any of them either!!!!!
Yeah, kind of bony!!!!!!
I want a shelf like that !! :) won't Pat, hands in pockets so as not to destroy a beautiful object, good shot !
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Great angle, and I find the eye sockets to be huge! Overall I think your new avatar is scarier!
Strange looking skeleton.
Now that's one I never heard of before...cool skeleton, and I find it amazing that they can generate a picture of what they looked like when no one was around to see. Excellent shot!
That's just weird looking, an excellent looking POV.. well done! Rob
I like the comparison between the skeleton and the artist render. I Goggled and the were almost 3 feet (.9 meters) long. A nice share since I had not seen one before!