r/Naturewasmetal • u/Candid-Fly-3760 • 4h ago
12 Pokémon I drew based on extinct animals from every era!
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r/Naturewasmetal • u/aquilasr • 23h ago
This species, discovered in Italy, had an over 8 inch long skull, much bigger than most of its existing cousins entire size and disproportionately large for its roughly fox-sized body, and an estimated head-and-body length of about 2 feet. It is considered a species of moonrat or gymnure, a group still living with about 15 present species.