Quiz: What am I? by blinkings
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Good luck! Clue: Captain Ahab would have been very interested in me!
Comments (27)
I'm sure is a somethingsaurus, possibly a Tylosaurus!
Good guess mate, but no....this has FEET!
Jurassic!!
I believe you have a T-Rex, or Tyrannosaurus Rex!
A Big Fish, possibly white?
A dinosaur for sure! Anyway nice shot!
What are you? Underweight!
A fore runner of the crocodile methinks!
A T-rex I guess and LOVE the shadows!!!
I don't remember Captain Ahab hunting a T Rex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
An Ichthyosaurus, perhaps?... no, on looking up how to even SPELL that, the head doesn't look that broad.
I am always astonished at the size of the head. Fantastic picture !
Cool picture.
A crocodilian?
Maybe Captain Hook from Peter Pan would be interested (worried) in it.
I am so glad that these huge things are not roaming our earth today can u imagine the news oops house stepped on by dino lol great shot Andrew.
living nearby the river Meuse I go for a Mosasaurus
Very cool capture
If Capt Ahab is involved it must be a whale :) good shot anyone the other side of that screen is going to get a shock LOL
Wow, that's a marvelously preserved skeleton; no idea what it might be, though.
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Great pic, and I love the shadows!
Tyrannosaurus Rex? It would be interesting to see one of these alive... Nice shot. Aloha
LOL that must be a question every 1st graded can answer...of course it's a T-Rex!
With legs attached that well to the shoulders and your comment about CAPT Ahab, I am inclined to think it is an Ambulocetus (reading about dinosaurs with your kids does teach you something).
Well done! CORRECT! Although Ambulocetus looked like a furry crocodile or a giant otter, it was actually an early whale. Its back legs in particular seemed to be used for propulsion, and its feet had long, probably webbed toes (each ending in a tiny hooflet). Ambulocetus was not as agile in the water as an otter and seems to be adapted for ambushing large prey which it then drowned. Its skull shows adaptations for holding large, struggling prey underwater. Its ear bones also show that it did not have external ears but instead used the same method of hearing as modern whales - picking up vibrations through the jawbone.
Un sujet bien exposé et bien mis en valeur par un excellent photographe.
That's a new one to me, fascinating.. I love dinosaurs, always have.. Ever since I saw One Million Years B.C. Well, who wouldn't lol Didn't think it was a T.rex though, wrong shape.. Nice one! Rob
That is one nasty looking whale and I am surprised that early whalers survived the hunt! I like this POV and all those teeth!
swimming big tooth -- I knew they were real!