Axel Sauro

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Naturalist, paleontology enthusiast, animal keeper. Cover by Mette Aumala

Bluesky’a katılma tarihi: 3 Ağustos 2023

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Axel Sauro (@axelsauro.bsky.social), 3 Ağustos 2023 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 206 takipçisi var, 443 hesabı takip ediyor ve 2.165 post paylaştı.

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Ausarchosaur@ausarchosaur.bsky.social3.11.2026 23:46
No, it bites the base of the neck a couple times (first time while clutching with its forelimbs, second time without), then the Astrodon collapses to its knees, lowering the neck enough for the Acro to rear up and bite the distal end. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAji...
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Ausarchosaur@ausarchosaur.bsky.social3.11.2026 23:11
I’ve been meaning to collect Schleich’s recent prehistoric animals. Now I have the Spinosaurus and woolly mammoth.
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Ausarchosaur@ausarchosaur.bsky.social3.11.2026 23:11
New prehistoric beast has joined my household (Also got copies of Transformers comics)
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Ausarchosaur@ausarchosaur.bsky.social3.11.2026 16:42
If there were lots of blood vessels on Rugops' face supporting soft tissue, couldn't that soft tissue be very tough and durable? Alternatively, it was later interpreted as having scales and armor-like dermis. Either way, if anything, its skull seems PERFECT for fighting.
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Ausarchosaur@ausarchosaur.bsky.social3.11.2026 16:39
I say this because I remember back when Rugops was news, it was described as "not built for fighting or bone-crushing" due to the extensive blood vessel channels adorning its skull, which strikes me as very backwards. (Photo by Ryan Somma)
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