#crocodilians
Two more things from my animal drawing class. They are friends.
Always break water before going into the water Australia just has so much beautiful wild life that wants to eat you
American Museum of Natural History, Part 20: CROCODILIANS!
The “Crocs: Ancient Predators in a Modern World” exhibit was a really great companion to the “Dinosaurs Among Us” exhibit. Not nearly as involved, it was still a really great in-depth look at the other living lineage of Archosaurs (and if the Pterosaurs exhibit had still been around, all three major groups of Archosaurs would have been present!)
There were some living specimens and they were good, sharp scalemen. Plus some fossils and a brief overview of the evolution of Crocodylomorphs (didn’t look at less derived Pseudosuchia, though).
I love Pseudosuchians, and I really need to do more with them. This exhibit definitely reminded me of that!
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A sketchdump of more “Busy season hasn’t started yet and work is slow” sketches
American Alligators are mega cuties
Reptiles by Bobbie Whitcombe, 1988.
