[silenthill]

imagine a crocodile with horse-like legs… unstoppable… i would love to ride one o’ those into battle

[chyna-r]

are you..high 

[silenthill]

[chyna-r]

….carry on 

[swimmingferret]

Fun fact these ‘crocodile cousins’ with ‘horse-like legs’ existed and was known as a ‘sabre-toothed cat in armour’ due to it’s speed out of water and long fangs. There was the ‘DogCroc’ ( Araripesuchus wegeneri) and ‘BoarCroc’ (Kaprosuchus). The DogCroc (featured above) was only around the size of a small dog, with its skull easily fitting into the palm of someones hand. It lived during the Lower Cretaceous-Upper Cretaceous period;

*Comparison of a DogCroc’s skull to a Sarcosuchus skull. (Sarcosuchus is the largest known crocodile species and was large enough it could even prey upon a T-Rex and could weigh up to ten tonnes and be over forty feet long.)

However the BoarCroc (Kaprosuchus) was twenty-foot long and could gallop across land and preyed upon dinosaurs.

[punk-rock-pidgey]

That’s a fucking dragon

[tia-the-silver-ninja]

Y

Yeah

[spookyccino]

and here I was thinking of a crocodile with literal horse legs like some kind of fool

[adigeon]

computer, show me cardassian riding hounds

[dayoldhakarl]

I saw this post and immediately thought “someone’s gonna mention riding hounds” and I wasn’t disappointed.

[ladyvean]

Frankly, I’m more inclined to believe these are some of the Cardassian’s direct ancestors, rather than a riding hound.