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Dream the Impossible Dreamby ~Qilong

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Oh, the Enfluffening. It is happening.

RUN FOR YOUR LIIIIIIIIVES!!!!!11!!!

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~Exobio Apr 17, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Ok now I HAVE to draw a fluffy sauropod!

~th3punk1n4t0r Feb 5, 2013 Hobbyist Writer

this is honestly mindblowing- I must favorite it

~Qilong Feb 6, 2013

Thank you.

~EmperorDinobot Feb 5, 2013

Very cute

~T-PEKC Feb 5, 2013

Yay for feathered sauropods! As strange and out of place as they may look, fluffy sauropods seem to have some charm.

I can't help but thinking, if it is some kind of euhelopodid?

~Qilong Feb 5, 2013

Camarasaur with a brachiosaur-like head? Basal titanosauriform, almost certainly. The hindlegs are exaggeratedly too short.

~T-PEKC Feb 7, 2013

I was think for Camarasaur at first, but then saw those really short hindlimbs and the Euhelopus-like head. Your speculative/fictious dinosaurs are a challenge and real fun for one to guess their affinities.

~TheArchosaurKing Feb 5, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Two words: elephant hair

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But yeah, this looks really good to me. And the idea isn't impossible.

~Qilong Feb 5, 2013

Elephants are sparsely haired, however. That hair is useful to them, but I've shown a VERY hairy fellow. We're talking musk ox hairy, here.

~TheArchosaurKing Feb 9, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Hmmm, I see.

Still, I'm going to say that its possible they had feathers, just not highly likely they would look like this :/. What really irks me though about it, is the coat of feathers. I mean, the "elephant style" of sparse feathering is more natural and realistic, yet I've only seen over-done fuzzball or musk ox Sauropods when feathers are added. I don't understand why this is

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