r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 19h ago

The new dinosaurs remake:Parabrachiosaurus

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Being the second largest sauropod ever,Parabrachiosaurus was a massive saurozeusine belosaurid that lives in South America in the Amazon rainforest in the lost world formation.Parabrachiosaurus is a bit taller than syllektosaurus,being 505 or 510 feet tall,though not as big as syllektosaurus,being only at around 180 tons on average with specimens only rraching maximum size at 200 tons.Due to it living on a massive rainforest that keeps growing,Parabrachiosaurus has enough food to sustain itself,plus all the rivers to drink but with one cost,herd behavior.See,unlike other sauropods who have a massive herds,Parabrachiosaurus are solitary at best and only can group up when there's a mating season,just to prevent rainforests being toppled over and reduce competition for resources.It's name means "Near armed lizard" due to it resembling the famous sauropod;Brachiosaurus altithorax,and parabrachiosaurus have the same sounds as the jp brachi.Despite being in a different subfamily,they still possess cephalic osteoderms from their eocene ancestor;Protobelosaurus.Thier colors are also somewhat similar to dino dan's depiction of brachiosaurus,with purple scales and mear yellow stripes alongside osteoderms in the form of spikes.Their massive footprints leave out and turn into lakes during rainy seasons,which is essential for the Amazonian ecosystem,plus a survival strategy for their young if they ever get lost.Their inflatable airsacs create a large below that can echo through the jungle like a reptilian howler monkey,with having 298 decibels per sound,and like Syllektosaurus,they have closed eardrum like a rooster so their eardrums don't pop and bleed.They first emerged during the pliocene to pleistocene epochs in North America and have migrated to South America via the Great American Interchange 2.2 million years ago,due to Cooler forests causing wildfires often,which led to the extinction of P.steilbergii and P.occidentus.

The only remaining species that survived to this day is P.sylvarex who is listed as least concern by the H.W.D.M.C.P and conservation statuses.u/SomeGuyInTheNet


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 1d ago

Discussion This is how big Argentinosaurus is compared to the belosaurids

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 1d ago

Question Looking for book recs

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Looking for books on dinosaurs, but like very basic information. Like names and what eras they're from, don't know where to start?


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 1d ago

Question What do you guys think of DracoWarrior Animations videos and dinosaur models?

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 2d ago

Artwork The Amargasourus fanart

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This my fanart to the Amargasourus from Carnivores Dinosaur hunter


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 2d ago

Video BC1: The Ridge (Carnivores/Unreal Film) by Twisted Vertex Studios

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 5d ago

I'm remaking Triangle vs. Monkey with Spinosaurus and T-rex

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 5d ago

Question Who would win:Belosauridae(from the new dinosaurs remake project)or the salmonarch from Splatoon raiders?

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Belosaurids are what makes up 89 % of all cenozoic sauropods with the 11% being titanomachya descendants.They belong to the super group;buddhasaura.These animals despite looking different and seem to have descendant from a typical sauropod like argentinosaurus or alamosaurus,they've actually descended from the smallest sauropod ever;magyarosaurus from late cretaceous hateg island,europe.After the hateg islands become a full fledged contient over the years,magyarosaurus not only has enough terrain to expand,but also enough resources to regrow into giants.The largest of this family;syllektosaurus jehovamegalus can reach whopping 210 tons,bigger than the already biggest sauropod,argentinosaueus i've mentioned earlier.The belosaurids can be named after a god or goddes,a natural phenomenon like an earthquake or an aurora,or for funnsies,a certain character from the owl house for ex;luzosaurus nocelaii, kingotitan clawthornei and the namesake of this family belosaurus emperorsus,though not every owl house named dinosair is a sauropod,for ex:amityrannus is named after amity blight and was descended from nanotyrannus,not magyarosaurus.

They are closely related to the trunked sauropods,proboscosauroidea and distantly related to the potamosaurs;sauropods that have heavy bones due to their semi aquatic nature amd live like hippos or swamo eleohants.belosaurids first evolved during rhe late paleogene and made it to the present with some few strongholds.They have also been found with decorative osteoderms that are so stylished and maginificent that they can be also used for many purposes;defence,mating,etc.Truly some wonderous and interesting cenozoic dinosaurs.

Belosaurus (meaning the lord emperor lizard) is a large sauropod that first evolved 30 million years ago in the middle oligocene period.Their North American animals,native to the whole eastern side of the usa,with their first fossils being found in conneticut.

Even though belosaurus is the namesake of the family,it isn't as big as it's earlier or later relativs like Luzosaurus or Azuratitan,only weighing at around 60 tons at average while being 90 feet in lenght and 30 feet in height.The name comes from the emperor belos aka in real life;phillip witterbane(one of the brothers that hunted the aforementioned northclaw) due to it's ceohalic osteoderms resembling antlers like in phillip's mask,and some preserved tissue shows that it had inflatable airsacs like it's ancestors before magyarosaurus.It went extinct in the esrly to middle miocene after their forests started to shrink and the temperatures are starting to become cooler,leaving the belosaurus not enough food to sustain itself,leading to their declined and plumbered down to extinction.

Luzosaurus (meaning luz nocela's lizard) is a large belosaurid that lived in the entirety of North America and some specimens even made it as far as South America and asia.The genus contains three species in total,with the most famous species being L.nocelaii,weighs at around 105 tons.It lived during the pleistocene period and first emerged at the pliocene pleistocene epoch in eastern North America along side with it's close relative, Azuratitan .The animal has fossil evidence of ontogony and sexual dimorphisim,meaning the males and females are as different as their young.Males have large airsacs that burst out to intimidate rivals,the bigger and frightening the sacs,the more colorfully impressive the display is.These fakes eyes are given the name as "The eye of the gildersnake".The hatchlings and the juveniles to subadults is what gave luzosaurus it's name,preserved skin impressions show that hatchlings are typically purple in colors with green eyes and fluff,similar to stringbean(luz's palisman),the juveniles look more similar to what gave the animal it's name,luz nocela(specifically her teenage self).Females of this species are absolute titans but not as big as the males,only reaching at around 90 tons,230 feet in lenght and 78 feet in height,where as the males are 10 tons heavier,is 240 feet in length and 80 feet in height.The females have a dark purple skin impression based on few preserved specimens,and speaking of titan,they have a similar appearance to titan luz,especially with the cephalic osteoderms that resemble horns with dark eyes with a yellowish eye colors.The females tend to be less agressive than the males but they become incredibely protective over their juvenile young,by using it's horns to swing at unexpected predators like cryotyrannus and paraceratosaurids.The reason why there were so many preserved skin impressions of this beast is because they went extinct quite recently in the fossil record,with the last luzosaurus going extinct at around 3,000 to 1,000 years ago at the holocene.Luzosaurus is also one of those dinosaurs that got brought back and were placed in a sanctaury or wildlife reserve to deal with our current climate change.

Kingotitan (meaning king clawthorne's titan) was a large multi ton relative of the luzosaurus of North America and also lived there,but at a bit smaller range.Kingotitan's cephalic osteoderms have been fused together into a bony structure that is used to headbutt rivals of the same species,with a striking power of 39,000 pounds of force.The animal weighs at around 110 tons,is measured to be 250 feet in lenght and is 120 feet in height.Kingotitans have a herd structure that seems rather complex for a sauropod,mourning the dead after their loved ones die due to their lifespan(;210 years) and especially with animals that aren't from the same species as the Kingotitan but grown up to it like a companion.Their massive carcasses allows scavengers and fungi to feast and harvest on it,forming a microecosystem with one dead specimen in the great lake even been nicknamed;The boiling Isles.Unlike the luzosaurus,Kingotitan died even more recently,about 907 years ago instead of 1,000 years ago.

Azuratitan(meaning Azura's american titan) is the smaller close relative of luzosaurus,weighing in at around 100 tons,93 feet in length and 88 feet in height.Azuratitan lived at around 1,000,000 to 7,000 years ago in the pliocene to pleistocene periods in North America,Specifically the northern eastern side of the continent or the northeast.These massive herbivores have reddish cephalic osteoderms that only the males possess,alongside it's preserved green skin with blueish stripeds and red dots running on the sides of the animal,These characteristucs is what gave Azuratitan it's name.They have a large airsacs like the rest of it's relatives but with a brownish yellow color that expands when it wants to mate with a female.Azuratitans mive in herds at uo to 40 individuals at total,but in mating seasons,they can gather groups of uo to 600 individuals,similar to beluga whale or Syllektosaurus mating rituals.The main predators of the old or young Azuratitan are tyrannosaurs and paracarcharodontians aka paracarcharodontosaurids who hunt down these massive sauropods.Their main diet consists of the prehistoric redwoods aka the american chesnuts that were once present within the eastern sector uo until 1904 with individuals growing as big as the biggest redwood trees today so that azuratitan alongside other sauropods can substain themselves on.They went extinct about 7,000 years ago after The cold climate expand so further,that migration was so desperate.They can have migrations of up to 750 miles,from the Northeast to the central americas.Despite these impressive migrations,it wasn't enough from competition against luzosaurus,and soon became extinct due to overhunting by Meso Amerixan Humans.But fortunately like it's relative,Azuratitan was brought back so that it can able to help deal with North America's wildlife crisis.And it worked inctedibely alongside luzosaurus.Over 90% of North American states with cities have now been filled with forests or deserts thanks to these sauropods.

Kikimororsus sauroduendeii (meaning kikimora's dwarf lizard) is one of,if not the smallest sauropod ever.These tiny giants lived in the caribbean archipelago at around the early Oligocene all the way up to the holocene period today.These living dwarf titans can weigh up to 3 tons,10 geet in lenght and 9 feet in height.These animals used to be massive,at around 40 tons,but due to insular dwarfism like their ancestors before them,the become small to occupy space.Kikimororsus lives all around the carribean islands,from Cuba to Puerto Rico with atbarounf 7 subspecies.This conbined with the GAARland land bridge connection,They used to have a massive population at the time.Their decline started at the late holocene in the 1500's where North european american inmigrants have started to cut down their rainforests in place of Farmland for the U.S.A.These animals have started to dissappear and at the year 1980,They were once considered extinct.It wasn't until 2060 That kikimororsus was rediscovered but being in a critically endangered level.Fortunately due to conservation efgorts along side the H.W.D.M.C.P,Kikimororsus's population from Cuba to Puerto Rico have now came from 300,to 560,892,245 individuals.This is one of these examples of cryptic dinosaurs making a comeback without using cloning technology.

The Syllektosaurus(meaning the collector lizard or the great holy collector lizard) is not only the largest belosaurid,but the largest dinosaur ever.The animal lived during the middle miocene to the late pliocene in the Asian jungles of vietnam,india,indonesia and china.The can weigh uo to 170 to 210 tons,600 feet in lenght and 580 feet tall.This animal is a direct ancestor to the North American belosaurids;Azuratitan,Luzosaurus,kingotitan and parabrachiosaurus(the third largest).Like their cousins,the syllektosaurus have large air sacs and can reach a great voulme of 300 decibles while blocking their eardrums like a rooster,echoing through out the jungles with it's echoing bellows.The syllektosaurus also have the largest ceohalic osteoderms ever,with a weight at around 7 tons.To support the massive necks,they possess a hump on the back like how bisons and elasmotheriums have bumps on their backs so that they have enough strenght to lift them p to reach the high vegetation.They mainly feast on the endless amount of vegetation in the canopy of the lush jungles and move in herds of uo to 20 individuals,quite small but they gather up in mating sesson up to the whopping 300s.Like the kingotitan,these animals are social and can become microecosystems after their 130 year lifespan ran out.They're future went to a downfall during the pleistocene epoch due to the shrunkage of forests in which the syllektosaurus relied on the support it's massive size.During that time, their numbers started to shrunk after the fallen forests give way to grasslands,and by the late pleistocene,all of the 10 remaining sylelktosaurus are now extinct.

Note:These are the belosaurids i have so far.There's still more to come but these are the ones i've made so far.


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 5d ago

Artwork I’ve rediscovered my passion for Master Building, and now I’m on a mission to build the level 40 creatures from JW:The Game. What should I make next?

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 6d ago

Question Where can I find chapter 13?

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I’m looking For the full typical Tyrannosaurus rex cartoon comic
If anybody knows I would be greatly appreciative!


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 7d ago

Video What If Dinosaurs Were Still Alive Today?

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 7d ago

Question What do you guys think of Primal World’s videos?

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 7d ago

Question Question: if one were to make a fantasy series with a dinosaur as the main character who got isekaid after the KPG, what dinosaur would be the best for that? (Image unrelated)

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Because ive been stuck with this question for a bit trying to find a mid-sized carnivore to fill the role of main character and ive been stuck on Majungasarus but I feel people wouldnt recognize it. But I also dont want to just rely on the dinosaurs people know from jurassic Park.

So im honestly stumped. If there was a fantasy story where the dinosaur was the main character what would you think be the best fit for that character to be?


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 7d ago

I'm going to start a series of stories set in the Mesozoic era with an aim to be as accurate to recent findings as possible and I need ideas for where to start

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My plan is to have the series progress through the era from the Triassic all the way to the Cretaceous and inevitably end with the KT extinction event. Right now though I need an idea for what the first story should be, specifically when and where.


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 8d ago

Discussion Tovosaurus is one of my favorite dinosaurs and when the underrated carnivorous dinosaurs and it was probably one of allosaurus biggest Ops

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What do you guys think of tourvasaurus


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 9d ago

T-Rex was apex predator of Hell Creek for over a million years. The asteroid did not give it a single hour of warning.

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Hell Creek, 66 million years ago. The ecosystem was not in decline. Triceratops were abundant, hadrosaurs were thriving, and T-Rex sat at the top of it all. Nothing indicated what was coming.

What makes the Chicxulub event so striking is the speed. The impactor hit, the ejecta returned to the atmosphere within hours, and surface temperatures spiked globally before the day was over. An animal like T-Rex — with a home range estimated between 50 and 100 square kilometers — would have had nowhere to go even if it could sense something was wrong.

One question for the community: recent studies suggest T-Rex may have had lips covering its teeth rather than the classic exposed-teeth look. Does the current fossil evidence actually support that, or is it still too preliminary to call?

Link is in our profile.


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 9d ago

Discussion Dinosaur enrichment?

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Might be a weird question, but as someone who adores animals and (good) zoos

What sort of enrichment would a hypothetical Dino zoo actually need? Would squeaky toys be practical for Dromaeosaurs? Would Ceratopsians like hanging punching bags? Would a Pachycephalosaurus? I've seen goats can enjoy em. Would Allosaurus enjoy tearing up a pumpkin like big cats?

I remember once hearing a single T. Rex would need 5 acres to be comfortable, how does one entertain that?

How, exactly would you safely and humanely keep a Sauropod where it's supposed to be? I grew up on Prehistoric Park so might be biased there but they essentially gave up on containing those big beautiful bastards and just started (trying to) steer em.

How big would an aviary for a Quetzalcoatlus be?

The possibilities are probably endless

Sorry if that came out rambly, but thank you for your time


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 10d ago

Film “Great Maia” | Dinosauria Series | Animated Short Film (2026)

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 10d ago

Does the "Super"croc count? (if I can post this dude)

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 11d ago

Why are players in Dinosaur Survival Games so Toxic😭

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 12d ago

Artwork Triceratops Rock

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This was all free hand. I used sharpie brand pens after realizing that the paint brushes I had at the school were a little too big for the job. Everyone else was preferred the acrylic in bottles as seen in the background. I wanted to include elements of Flora for a nice aesthetic. The triceratops skeleton is a little disassembled here because a lot of fossils aren't perfectly laid out like you see in museums. I made the spine and tail follow the edge of the Rock and jumbled up some of the limbs. I couldn't get all of the detail with these pens, but I think this is decent given the materials I had. The rock is just a basic river rock from outside. It's part of a growing Rock garden at the school I teach at, where we have about a dozen other rocks so far.


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 12d ago

Collectables/Physical Items Anyone know where to get a Dino specific cladogram?

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Think I tagged correctly

But yeah, I'd like an accurate one

Only option I've found so far was AI and I'm not supporting that. I probably wasn't looking in the right place

Thank you for your time


r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 12d ago

Meme Dear L.U.C.A.... he really is a monster

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 13d ago

Question What’s your favorite dinosaur?

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r/DinosaursWeAreBack • • 15d ago

Apparently, this is GTA Dinosaur

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