#Qianzhousaurus

[dinodanicus]

Here is a qianzhousaurus in a hoodie I know not why.

[ppaleoartistgallery]

Paleostream 18/05/2024

here's today's #Paleostream sketches

today we drew Qianzhousaurus, Yezoteuthis, Shastasaurus, and Ptychodus

[the-dragon-girl-27]

Flocking doodles!

Qianzhousaurus eating hot chip and lie

Yezoteuthis catching a baby mosasaur

Shastasaurus trying to break the shell of an ammonite

Ptychodus showing off it's weird ass teeth

[cypressure]

flocking 5/17/24 -- Qianzhousaurus + Shastasaurus + Yezoteuthis + Ptychodus

[paleo-cafnir]

The Wolf

[psie-smutki]

@firestorm-shiba Artfight might be over but I couldn't not revenge you for your awesome pic of Primal and Perun! Here ya go!!

[veloci-raptor]

Flocking Together

Qianzhousaurus

Yezoteuthis

Shastasaurus

Ptychodus

[impulseimpact]

finally was able to take part of a spream flocking again did it trough the magic of small pixel art critters

[fossillad123]

[ Qianzho ]

" With Elemental Boost at its disposal, Water vivosaurs have a hard time lasting long when Qianzho hits the battlefield "

[kaliido-s]

was in a paleoart mood yesterday

drew Qianzhousaurus since that species has always been tricky for me

[carvente]

Qianzhousaurus and Corythoraptor study from Prehistoric Planet

[wayward-delver]

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This scene is perhaps the single best interpretation of Dinosaur ambush hunting I've ever seen. 

(Prehistoric Planet)

[he-who-needs-to-be-silenced]

Niche partitioning

The new tyrannosaur Asiatyrannus and its thin snooted contemporary, Qianzhousaurus

[paleonativeart]

A Chinese alioramini Qianzhousaurus sinensis dislike a new Pygmy tyrannosaurinae Asiatyrannus xui, as mistakenly thought it was one of his kind.

Inspired by a meme found in Twitter. https://x.com/sweepswoop_/status/1813707550493483334?s=61&t=au1Fn7zdDhvodsTblsEG7g

[saritawolff]

#Archovember Day 2 - Qianzhousaurus sinensis

Qianzhousaurus (sometimes called “Pinocchio rex” due to it’s long schnoz) sure got its time in the limelight this year with its bigscreen debut on “Prehistoric Planet.” (And btw, I had this list pretty much planned out before PP came out… just keept that in mind.) Much bigger than its relative Alioramus, Qianzhousaurus lived in Late Cretaceous China. It was a mid-size tyrannosaurid at around 6.3 m (21 ft) in length, 2 m (6.6 ft) in hip height, and 750–757 kg (1,653–1,669 lb) in body mass. Due to its slender build, it likely fed on smaller, speedy prey, while the bigger, bulkier Tarbosaurus would have fed on larger, more robust prey. The abundance of oviraptorosaur genera in the Nanxiong Formation seem to be the most likely prey of Qianzhousaurus. It would have also shared its environment with the hadrosaur Microhadrosaurus, the sauropod Gannansaurus, the therizinosaurid Nanshiungosaurus, the crocodilian Jiangxisuchus, as well as lizards and turtles.

(As a side note, bright colors on a predator this large may be implausible… but we’ll say these are breeding colors. And who knows, maybe breeding season coincides with all the ginkgo trees turning yellow? Or I just wanted to draw a dinosaur with yellow-throated marten colors…)

[paleo-cafnir]

Break Us All