Comment on Thylacoleo carnifex by RomanYevseyev
About this picture to me was a criticism in other websites. Specifically, I am a constant participant of the Russian Zoological Forum [link] By the way, I have consulted with experts about the flexibility of the forelimbs of marsupial lion. As expected, the flexibility most is developed in the shoulder joint - he could freely move their forelimbs almost like primate. Terrible power of muscular embrace made it possible to tightly grab the neck of even adults diprotodon and bite to the throat.
Now in the Thylacoleo on this picture proportions of body parts was corrected more true than it was before. Thank you for your comments and ANY criticism - through this I hones the accuracy and quality of work.
In what follows I will try to pay more attention to the representatives of the Australian fauna.
Thanks again for your comments!
Now in the Thylacoleo on this picture proportions of body parts was corrected more true than it was before. Thank you for your comments and ANY criticism - through this I hones the accuracy and quality of work.
In what follows I will try to pay more attention to the representatives of the Australian fauna.
Thanks again for your comments
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