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Deinosuchus ("terrible crocodile") was one of the biggest North American predators. With bodies at least 33 feet (10 m.) long, they could subdue just about any animal that wandered within reach — including dinosaurs. 75 - 82 million years ago.

Deinosuchus ("terrible crocodile") was one of the biggest North American predators. With bodies at least 33 feet (10 m.) long, they could subdue just about any animal that wandered within reach — including dinosaurs. 75 - 82 million years ago.

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an artist's rendering of a large alligator in the jungle with other animals nearby

Here’s a Deinosuchus riograndensis commission I did last month. Client requested an almost full black coloration like an alligator, coming out of a swampy water. I’ve added a few side animals like some ambiguous Cretaceous birds and a miscellaneous troodontid. Was fun working on the background too since I don’t do them very often. Shout out to TA Holmes on Twitter. I used his early WIP Deino skeletal to get a good understanding of mainly the skull.

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an illustration of a large alligator with its mouth open

Emily on Instagram: "Deinosuchus ~ terrible crocodile 🐊 . Something a little bit different from dinosaurs, but I think it’s easily just as epic! . I’ve wanted to do this prehistoric reptile for the longest time and I just couldn’t hold it off anymore! I went for a dark colouration and pattern based off of modern day alligators and the idea this colossus reptile would lie in wait within the dark lakes and coastal shores for something to wonder on by 👀 . What do you guys think? . #art…

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an image of two dinosaurs on top of each other

Description "deinosuchus vs parasaurolophus" Base and animals Sculpted by me. Direction by Pablo Viggiano. Painted by Anthony Mestas and Steve Riojas, from Sideshow team. deinosuchus diorama is a Sideshow Original Item, Dinosauria.

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