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A Concavenator kills a young iguanodon dinosaur
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A Concavenator kills a young iguanodon dinosaur
A Concavenator kills a young iguanodon, jumping on his back and breaking his neck
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Media ID 13000701
© Alvaro Rozalen/Stocktrek Images
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In this artwork by Alvaro Rozalen, we are transported back to the prehistoric era, where a violent confrontation between two ancient creatures unfolds. The scene depicts a Concavenator, a fearsome theropod dinosaur, pouncing on the back of a young Iguanodon and swiftly breaking its neck. The digitally generated image showcases the artist's meticulous attention to detail in recreating these extinct species. The color image captures the essence of violence and survival in nature as one animal hunts down its victim. With blood dripping from its spiked spine and mouth wide open, the Concavenator exudes an air of toughness and aggression. Its powerful presence atop the lifeless carcass signifies dominance over its rival. This illustration delves into animal behavior within the context of paleontology and zoology, shedding light on how carnivores like the Concavenator thrived during their time. It highlights their primitive strength and predatory instincts that allowed them to prevail in battles for food and territory. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing print, we can't help but feel both awe at these ancient creatures' existence and sympathy for their prey's painful demise. The artwork serves as a reminder of our planet's rich history while emphasizing humanity's role in understanding science through studying fossils from the Mesozoic era.
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