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Batrachotomus confronts a Nothosaurus in the Triassic period
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Batrachotomus confronts a Nothosaurus in the Triassic period
Batrachotomus confronts a Nothosaurus in the early to middle Triassic period (235 million years ago). Batrachotomus is a paracrocodylomorph from the loricata clade and a Prestosuchid. They grow up to 20 feet long and are a reptile distantly related to crocodiles. Nothosaurus is a semi-aquatic animal of which a branch may have given rise to the plesiosaurs. They have been found in North Africa, China and Europe
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the early to middle Triassic period, approximately 235 million years ago. The scene unfolds in a lush wetland environment as Batrachotomus, a formidable paracrocodylomorph from the loricata clade and a Prestosuchid, confronts a Nothosaurus. Batrachotomus, measuring up to an impressive 20 feet long, is distantly related to crocodiles and exudes power and toughness. Its face-to-face encounter with the semi-aquatic Nothosaurus sets the stage for an intense battle between these ancient reptilian species. Nothosaurus, known for its potential link to plesiosaurs in later periods, has been discovered across North Africa, China, and Europe. As both creatures lock eyes amidst the vibrant foliage and shimmering water of their habitat, tension fills the air. This digitally generated image showcases two animals at odds with each other - their jaws open wide in aggression while displaying their fearsome teeth. The atmosphere is charged with violence and terror as they engage in a fierce conflict for survival. The ominous backdrop hints at the high stakes involved in this confrontation - each animal sees the other as an enemy and rival threat. This illustration captures a moment frozen in time when prehistoric forces clash against one another. Arthur Dorety's masterful artwork transports us into this mesmerizing world of paleozoology where ancient creatures roamed freely; it serves as a reminder of nature's raw beauty and untamed wilderness that once dominated our planet.
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