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Forever love the Carnotaurus from this film, actually came across it on YouTube years ago. Wish it would get a blue-ray...
Primal Carnage Rex (Rise of The Primal Force) 🇵🇸@Indominus_44
Turok Son of Stone (2008)
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It's a pretty interesting proto-Jaws movie. The giant mollusc puppet is also pretty impressive.
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Nothing else to do I'll be watching The Monster that Challenged the World (1957). Another one of those '50s big monster movies and one of the most brutal.
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I don’t think we talk enough about magnificent frigatebirds here, they’re genuinely the closest thing we have to real life wyverns
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Oilbirds (Steatornis caripensis), fascinating nocturnal birds native to South America. They are the only flying, nocturnal fruit-eating birds in the world, specialized for foraging at night. These birds nest and roost in large colonies inside dark caves, often clinging to ledges.
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The Sorcerer is a divisive piece of cave art. Henri Breuil found and sketched it in the 1920s, claiming it's the first depiction of a god, but many argue his drawing doesn't reflect the weathered paint.
Yet some say it depicts something the people of this cave worshipped, feared.
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In honor of the late Mark Hall I remade his "Guide to North American Monsters" map from his Wonders newsletter.
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Scientists believe these enormous tunnels in Brazil were dug by giant ground sloths that roamed South America thousands of years ago.
Some species of giant ground sloths could grow over 20 feet long and weigh several tons, making them among the largest land mammals of their time. Their huge claws were likely used for digging, pulling down vegetation, and defense.
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The puppet in motion. The arctic battle against the Mantis. The movie may not be the best, but it's one of the best executed giant monsters in American '50s sci-fi.
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Unlike The Giant Claw, we do have some photos of the Deadly Mantis prop. Here's the main puppet prepared for the promo shoot.
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@BestCryptids I bought this book, and to be honest, I was drawn to its subject matter. It features many little-known cryptic animals, but I really doubt how reliable it is.
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Wedge fish, a type of ray with a pointed, shark-like snout. These creatures are sometimes called Rhino Rays due to their unique, pointed snout. They are actually rays, not sharks, and belong to a group sometimes referred to as guitarfish. These are listed critically endangered.
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@Molice 其中一篇与长有后肢的鲸鱼相关的文章在《A REMARKABLE CASE OF EXTERNAL HIND LIMBS IN A HUMPBACK WHALE, BY ROY CHAPMAN ANDREWS. AMERICAN MUSEUM NOVITATES, Number 9 June 3, 1921》（digitallibrary.amnh.org/items/994d4d89…）
我记得2006年在日本西部海域也捕获过“四鳍海豚”，后运至太地町鲸鱼博物馆
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ごく稀に、捕鯨船が後ろ足の存在する鯨を捕らえることがあるという話があって、写真も載っている論文（英語）のPDFを以前保存したはずなのだけれど、全く見当たらない……。
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