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Submitted: February 28, 2012
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Southern Loricatitanby ~juniorWoodchuck

Traditional Art / Drawings / Animals

Loricatitans are slow nomadic grazers and travel in herds which are led by an alpha cow. The bulls leave the herds of females at 4 or 5 years of age, and join a male herd which is generally smaller than the female herds. Mature bulls always travel alone but join a group during the reproductive season.
Mature females stand about 3m high at the shoulder, fully grown bulls are usually bigger.
(The helmet is a compound bone plate, that protects the brain in addition to the neurocranium)

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~jeremys-art 5 days ago Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Love your work, very conceptual. I can imagine your creatures really existing somewhere out there.

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Mood: Love

~juniorWoodchuck 3 days ago

Thanks a lot!

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~Tektalox Mar 1, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Intriguing design, like how it uses its mouth as a leg and the head design is nice. But what is that bean-shaped organ on the head, is it an eye?

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~juniorWoodchuck Mar 6, 2012

Thanks! Yep that’s one of its four eyes.

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~elytracephalid Feb 28, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Man your drawings keep getting better each time! I really like this dude and hopefully we see more creatures with truly alien and intresting designs

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~juniorWoodchuck Mar 6, 2012

Thanks a lot! I will probably upload flying animals next (I’m still working on them), I really hope that they live up to your expectations.

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Mood: Joy

~elytracephalid Mar 6, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Oh I cant wait to see! And your current aliens already live up to my expectations! XD

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~OblivionJunkey94 Feb 28, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

love the design btu how would it walk?

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~juniorWoodchuck Mar 6, 2012

Thanks!
They move very slowly and they only take a step with one leg at a time.
I will probably make diagram on how they walk.

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~OblivionJunkey94 Mar 6, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

Cool how would they deal with predators?

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