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New Babies
Posted by Kitty (#1) on 5th Jun 2010
13 Comments
Two new babies have come to Exhibited. ;)

Velociraptor Baby

T-Rex Baby

The Velociraptor and the Tyrannosaurus Rex!
By Bearheaded (#199) on 05-06-2010 06:24:20
Awwww! I wanna breed a T-Rex now!
By lemon (#110) on 05-06-2010 10:18:56
That baby T-Rex is probably one of the cutest dinosaurs I've ever seen.
It reminds me of my babykitten, going "Rawrz!"
By ~ LunaOfMidnight (#151) on 05-06-2010 13:32:31
Omg! I Love The T-Rex! :D
By Kitt (#254) on 05-06-2010 16:16:03
Can we breed these now?
By PostWarSalvage (#146) on 05-06-2010 18:27:40
Kitty, ALL the babies are SO Cute...but, they need to have larger EYES and narrower legs...the feathers are anyones guess...think 'Down' instead of well developed feathers. ALL theropod dinosaur babies are CUTE, FUZZY, and BITE! -- PWS
By Humerus (#221) on 06-06-2010 07:16:20
PWS, isn't that... well... kind of up to the artist to decide? Skinnier legs? Living in a world like they do, they'd probably have to adapt and be able to walk (run away) from birth... and not all baby's eyes are huge. -points to baby crocodiles and birds-
By New User (#171) on 06-06-2010 21:17:31
Awwww. They are so cute!
By Kitt (#254) on 07-06-2010 01:27:19
can we breed these now
By Alwyne (#140) on 07-06-2010 06:10:49
naawww :D soo cute!
By PostWarSalvage (#146) on 07-06-2010 18:53:17
Yes..it is up to the artist...but, I look at the actual fossil material. Besides, there is a reason for big eyes [the cute factor] and thin-long legs [fast running after hatching].

Babies have to be cute or...their mothers would eat them.
By lemon (#110) on 07-06-2010 20:31:18
PWS, animals don't care what their babies look like. It's how they smell.

But in real life, whoever it was is correct, birds and reptiles don't have big eyes as babies like mammals do. (At least I don't think they do.)
By PostWarSalvage (#146) on 17-06-2010 08:28:23
For MAMMALS this is true...but for BIRDS and ARCHOSAURIAN REPTILES [Gators & Crocs] Sound and Visual recognition is more important Smell is secondary although many Bird and Reptiles do have well developed senses of smell, it isn't wired to the brain the same as in mammals. Hence the reason BIRDS and CROCS can dine on food most mammals would turn their noses to.
By New User (#1246) on 30-07-2010 10:57:10
where do you get the t-rex????!!!!