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mahbuddymycroft fivetail dopernose Back in prehistoric times it was just a free for all. God was putting antlers on everything and made 7 foot tall gophers with wings, it was a mess. Isw Look at this poor, impractical bastard. The prehistoric era was God's Deviantart stage. Now he just hides all of his stupid-looking OCs in the ocean where no one can find them. I can't not reblog this

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Actually, a recent study shows that Helicoprion (the shark in the picture) is actually drawn wrong. The spiral teeth are actually inside the sharks mouth, not outside of it.
Source : http://phys.org/news/2013-02-helicoprion-scientists-mysteries-ancient-shark.html

Correct Picture (estimated)

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