Legacy LD5

If enough people say it is awesome, I might give it a go. I generally dislike 3D movies, unless the 3D is properly used to give the movie more depth of field. And even then, I find the glasses make the movie darker and fuzzy at the edges.

So, this has been making the rounds on the interwebz. This is the preserved foot of a megalapteryx, a large Moa bird that went extinct around 1500 or so in New Zealand. Some would have you believe that it is from a dinosaur. It's not, in the traditional sense of the word, but this may be as close as we get to seeing real dinosaur feets. It would appear that black claws are not canon.

(Also, sorry for the ridiculous size)

BTW, we did see Jurassic Park 3D and it was the first movie I thought the 3D effect actually added legitimate cinematic value to! Or rather, it was the first movie I saw the effect of the cinematic value of a 3D effect. In 2D movies, my visual acuity is based on movement DONE ON PURPOSE, but in a 3D movie, I found myself noticing things in JP I never noticed in all the times I watched. Just the depth of field alone was enough to draw my eyes somewhere.

Anyway, seeing this mummybirdfoot just got me thinking...please, PLEASE, I hope no one ever crosses dinos with the current zombie fad. That would make me a very sad panda.

And then the kids were eaten.

Oh dear god, the rex on a skipping rope is incredible!

Oh my god... Oh Jesus....

It does seem to be rather well animated. :3

I've forgotten if we can embed YouTube vids here, that would be real swell since the comments section is pure filth.

"Where is my dragon?" (Longer version)

Awesome times two!
So awesome. And dorable.

Hey, I pirate that dragon!

Proudly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... xeBtwnesto

a little feral dragon growth never hurt :3

nice to add the pitch deepening along with the expansion.

That's incredibly well done I think, from smooth animation and all.
And quite arousing the raptor, it is, though I don't dig that face at all. Too... bigheaded, goaty, human-style forehead. That dragonhood doubtlessly helped.

The artist is on FA of course too, by the way.
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/cantsto ... 1371838734

Bear paws were featured in the latest issue of TIME Magazine. Sadly, the context is injustice to animals.

We don't have much overlap between paw and vore fans... China's outdone our culture yet again! It's two, two, two fetishes in one!
This other publication has a more complete story. Please avoid the comments section on both pages, as they are garbage.

Aw :/

I agree bear claws ARE a delicacy, but...



I'm more a fan of these.

Must be some weird species of six-toed bear.

Now those are yummy right there. =P