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I felt like reuniting some lost family from Walking With Beasts: Entelodon and Andrewsarchus with Basilosaurus and Ambulocetus.
For those that don't know, cetadomorphs are the scientific clade of artiodactyls in which whales, hippos, entelodonts and Andrewsarchus belong. In other words all those animals are cousins.
What can I say? I like bringing people together. I'm sorry for making this sound so redundant but crossovers are just my Aquilles' heel.
Also I added a background so the animals wouldn't be just floating among nothing like my usual pictures, especially since half of the animals here are in the water and the others on the shoreline so that would have been weird... (Also also I just noticed I didn't include Dorudon in the picture but eh).
Walking With Beasts belongs to BBC
For those that don't know, cetadomorphs are the scientific clade of artiodactyls in which whales, hippos, entelodonts and Andrewsarchus belong. In other words all those animals are cousins.
What can I say? I like bringing people together. I'm sorry for making this sound so redundant but crossovers are just my Aquilles' heel.
Also I added a background so the animals wouldn't be just floating among nothing like my usual pictures, especially since half of the animals here are in the water and the others on the shoreline so that would have been weird... (Also also I just noticed I didn't include Dorudon in the picture but eh).
Walking With Beasts belongs to BBC
Image size
4128x3096px 3.36 MB
Make
samsung
Model
SM-J510MN
Shutter Speed
1/60 second
Aperture
F/1.9
Focal Length
4 mm
ISO Speed
64
Date Taken
Oct 11, 2017, 12:43:08 PM
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I didn’t know that the whales have aged ancestors, but man it makes a whole Lotta sense here