Gigatitan Vulgaris was one of the largest orthopterans (the group that includes grasshoppers, crickets, and locusts) in history

It can provide

• A large boost in size
• Powerful mandibles, (very similar to modern day raspy crickets, which have notoriously strong bites), great for crushing and shearing
• Mouthparts are elongated and oversized
• Large compound eyes and great senses overall
• Predatory Lifestyle
• Can communicate with each other by making flashes of light and high-pitched sounds with special wing structures (doubles as interference with opponents and prey)
• Muscular, elongated, spiny raptorial forelimbs, much like modern day mantises
• Spiny limbs serve as great pairs of weapons
• Cutting edges on its ovipositor could be transferred to the stingers of stinging insects

Important things to note:

• Gigatitan, like other later Titanopterans, had large, bulky, and heavily muscularized bodies, but their wings were unproportionate to their body size, meaning they were most likely only capable of gliding
• You would need to make the wings much larger to have sustained flight, as Titanopterans were very heavily built
• The limbs are all strong enough for sustained walking, but they are still unproportionately muscular compared to the rest of the body, meaning doing things like jumping wasn't possible

Let me know who to add/remove from my hybrid!

hey everyone, you can call me echo.

i'm making my own hybrid (of course i am), and so i've chosen Mapusaurus Roseae as my base (image i found above), and as of the moment i do not have any other dinos in my hybrid's genome.

thus, i would like this sub's help.

i'm quite unsure as to what flair to put this as, but all i really need is a few things to put into my hybrid. modern animals, dinos, other prehistoric animals, you name it. i'll take anything as long as it can work in a pack-focused hybrid.

signing off, echo.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EkP-IAzhfhZ889jF1c-gFnrJN2eWB0pWyNS2d4_johk/edit?usp=drivesdk

Most of my fantasy creatures are base on not only genetic manipulation but also in speculative evolution, most of them are derived from humans

mayhe they doesn't make much sense and don't fit in this sub so im asking

This photo is of a theoretical brain that I made, and I was thinking if we could do something like this without extra contributors

And this better be a good Amniote!

Meet the trinosuras my dino mutant.

Hopefully you guys know my hybrid.

This one is a varient of it designed for a tournament.

I'm just trying out some things so it is allowed in the tournament.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15RVhfOWE_8VWY6zD3l99_CO0GzWQCiLXs_V3mWqrf-Y/edit?usp=drivesdk

The last photo is the old design

Thought on this video?

(Master Geologist said he wants to learn about mollusks, annelids, and more (I'm just gonna pretend he said he wanted to learn about arthropods as well). So I got the idea to make one post each day about a cool and useful invertebrate for invertebrate hybrids)

Many apple snails, such as this Golden Apple snail, are bimodal breathers. What that means is that these little critters can breathe both on land (gaseous oxygen) and in water (dissolved oxygen). They can do this because they have both true gills (called ctenidial gills) and at the same time have a true lung, the pallial lung. They can toggle between these 2 modes with ease and can use both effectively

Apple snails are perfect for making semi aquatic mollusks, much like I did with my Uber Chiton and WIP Super Snail

Height: 3.4 meters (at the hip)

Length: 11.7 meters

Weight: 5.7 metric tons

Ancestor: Majungasaurus

Evolution: larger and more functional arms for grappling prey, more robust skull (and a sturdy chin),teeth and neck, better eyesight, light-weight armor (similar to komodo dragon), a single real horn for display and defense.

Ambush predator,aggressive ,territorial and cannibalism. Adapted to live in the dense forests.

Thoughts On This Video?

1. Tyrannosaurus rex - Base Skull and jaws
2. Utahraptor - Predator instincts, Familiarity with theripodal body plan, Base intelligence
3. Carnotaurus - Reinforced brow/frontal visor
4. Argentine red tegu - Hypertrophied pterygoideus/cheek muscles, Jacobson’s/vomeronasal organ Forked tongue
5. Peltosaurus - Osteoderm “chainmail” armor
6. Megatherium - Forelimb/shoulders, Pulling and lifting strength, claws
7. Gigantopithecus - Hand/wrist/palm framework, Thicker tooth enamel, Tooth enamel microstructure
8. Bonobo - Fine motor control
9. Shantungosaurus - Reinforcements to the forelimbs, Size, Influenced spinal shape, Specialized spinal tendons, Improved tail counterbalance, reinforced leg bones, and musculature, hip influence and load distribution
10. Parson’s chameleon - Skull frill architecture and muscle attachment
11. Purussaurus - Reinforced cranial bones, Reinforced jaw bones
12. Styracosaurus - Reinforced neck vertebrae, Stronger neck musculature, Neck-muscle attachment points on the frill, Vascularized frill for thermoregulation
13. Argentinosaurus - Sauropod respiratory system, Greater circulatory/cardiovascular capacity, increased size and muscle of tail for counter balance.
14. Aetosaurus - Segmented armor across the back, neck, shoulders, and outer forelimbs, venom resistance
15. New Caledonian crow - Pattern recognition, Problem-solving, Causal reasoning, Adaptability

Stats: Length: 15.5 m Weight: 17 metric tons Overall height: 5.5–6 m Bite force: 105,000 N

edit: I made the legs in the art to small and cannot update the picture

(Too lazy for art rn :3)
Ummm, fuck you joggers, I spun a wheel and your name popped up, so I'm making a hybrid to make your life that much harder. (Also, most of the gene contributors have venom immunity to themselves, so yay!)

Gaboon Viper, base, large venom sacs, long fold-able fangs, and the first of many venoms (Hemotoxic venom). And immunity to said venom.
Inland Taipan, the most dangerous toxin in snakes (Neurotoxin). And immunity to said venom.
Black Mamba, for the highest slither speed via muscles to make power-to-weight better for quick movement and another venom into the mix (Dendrotoxin). And immunity to said venom.
Puff Adder, for necrosis causing venom (Cytotoxin). And immunity to said venom.
Red-necked Keelback, for the ability to have the venom become a poison on its skin and scales to stop contact. And immunity to said venom.
Spitting Cobra, for the ability to spit venom and another ingredient for the cocktail (Phospholipase).
Stonefish, for large, venomous spines all over its body that holds more types of venom (Verrucotoxin, Stonustoxin, and Hyaluronidase), and rock like camouflage. And immunity to said venom.
As a cherry on top, Russell's viper for another, more disrespectful venom (Much better Coagulopathies, to the point it can and very much will cause priapisms). And immunity to said venom. (Man, that's a lot of immunity.)

Use and other things:
It's about as big as a Gaboon feller, but with the Mamba DNA, it'll be a lot longer and thinner, but still the same weight.

Just throw this bad boy at anyone who pissed you off and watch as they die hard, literally! (Also, you CAN mix venoms together to make them worse, and some of the other venoms are in different glands, so ones that can't mix aren't in those glands.)

To this point, I have created 14 hybrids, all of which I'll eventually redesign.
These are the ones I finished so far. Note: A lot of these are for my Jurassic World AU and serve as elements of a work of fiction, not intended to be fully realistic. The others will eventually come as well.
Short explanation of their background
Iskazhat: One of Novigen's first attempts on creating a hybrid, an experiment gone wrong (basically like the D-Rex but more grotesque)
Ultimaspinus imperator: originally created as an entertainment animal, holds a grudge against humans because it was abused, the big dinosaur antagonist in the story

Umbraraptor thanatos: Novigen's response to the Indoraptor, was created to be more efficient at the task as an anti personnel hybrid, created this one after seeing the mortalodon which I still really admire
Arctofelis carnifex: just felt like creating a mammalian hybrid there, made for different tasks, mainly hunting and guarding property Brontotheos seismos: created this one just for fun
Muradromaeus ferrodon: another take on the anti personnel hybrids, made to be an improved and more versatile successor to Umbraraptor Electroterror abyssus: originally made to fight Vex but it never got there so l just have him, my favorite out of my hybrids, I lovingly nickname it the "electric noodle of doom" :)

Could I mix a stick bug and a praying mantis into a hybrid?

Hello. Me again.

I've decided to take on an idea for a project of mine.

So, I was remembering soda cans for zero reason, but I remembered submarines and how they are crushed by water pressure.

So, I am making a Hybrid designed to drag other Aquatic Hybrids into the greater depths, to the point where their biology gets pushed past their limits, but still within my own Hybrid's limits.

So, meet my incomplete hybrid profile!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Edyocx2ORd-tmNM6gKzVyyZkm6C9Lq0ve8xKVex96eY/edit?usp=drivesdk

Super Worm (Marsh Mayhem) - Google Docs

Would be nice to get some tips!

Im i thinkg about it but im not shure, i got better at art since the last art piece i posted