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Published: 2013-10-20 20:41:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 1059; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 3
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A request byA Female Plioplatecarpus ortliebi lies on her side so that these two pterosaurs can deal with her irritating peeling skin. They're lucky that she dosn't make a meal out of them.
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She certainly does.Β
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Great palaeoart! Real animals aren't bloodthirsty monsters. They often rest, do nothing and let pass potential prey, if it's too hard to hunt.
You showed here a natural behaviour!
I love this artwork!
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That's exactly what I like to hear!
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And here, the comment was! Yeah, this artwork is unique! And the theory is awesome!
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This is great speculation, and a really nice drawing too. But perhaps instead of pterosaurs, who might have preferred more caloric foods in order to minimize weight and maximize energy for flight, mosasaurs had symbiotic fish that ate shed skin as well as skin parasites.
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Thank you my friend! 
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Many thanks my friend!
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Thank you very much! Where did you see this other shedding Mosasaur?
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www.deviantart.com/art/All-Yesβ¦
Right there!
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Very cool! This might be one of the first shedding Mosasaurs ever drawn too! I've only seen one other one ever.
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