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New pterosaur documentary?
Topic Started: Jan 9 2011, 06:08 PM (397 Views)
Carlos
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http://www.flyingmonsters3dmovie.com/

David truly is the best person when it comes to BBC docs.
Lemuria:
http://s1.zetaboards.com/Conceptual_Evolution/topic/5724950/

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Did i see the galloping takeoff?
Projects and concepts that I have stewing around
Extended Pleistocene- An alternate future where man died out, and the megafauna would continue to thrive (may or may not include a bit about certain future sapients)
Inverted World- An alternate timeline where an asteroid hit during the Barremian, causing an extinction event before the Maastrichtian. Dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and notosuchians make it to the present, along with a host of other animals.
Badania- Alien planet that has life at a devonian stage of development, except it exists in the present day.
Ido- Alien world where hoppers (derived flightless ballonts) and mouthpart-legged beasts are prevalent.
Leto- Life on a moon orbiting a gas giant with an erratic orbit; experiences extremes of hot and cold.
The Park- ???
Deeper Impact- a world where the K-Pg extinction wipes out crocodilians, mammals, and birds; squamates, choristoderes, and turtles inherit the earth.
World of Equal Opportunity- alternate history where denisovans come across Beringia and interact with native fauna. Much of the Pleistocene fauna survives, and the modern humans that end up crossing into North America do not overhunt the existing animals. 10,000 years later, civilizations exist that are on par with European and Asian societies.
The Ditch- Nothing is what if seems..
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The golden age of 3d has begun.
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Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I gotta see it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That azhdarchid is just.............fantastic!!!!!!!!! Yay!!!!!!!!!!!! And in 3D!!!!!!!!!
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They confused Tapejara and Tupandactylus.
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Carlos
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Yes, but the rest of the pterosaurs are as accurate as possible (except for the fact Dimorphodon has no pycnofibers, but fur takes a lot of the budget in CGI animations).
Lemuria:
http://s1.zetaboards.com/Conceptual_Evolution/topic/5724950/

Terra Alternativa:
http://s1.zetaboards.com/Conceptual_Evolution/forum/460637/

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I was desparate to see it in 3D! David is possibly THE best brit on telly :)
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Jan 10 2011, 05:39 AM
fur takes a lot of the budget in CGI animations.
No, fur takes most of the render time; it is a small fraction of the budget.
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