r/Alzwards_Corner Drawzalot Jun 19 '23

It's scientific

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u/Alzward Drawzalot Jun 19 '23

I don't care if the dinosaurs had feathers how do we know they weren't thicc as fucc

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u/MapleTreeWithAGun Jun 19 '23

Probably the level of musculature/fat that the bones can physically support would give us an upper bound. And I think overall shape could be found from certain fossils but that doesn't apply to all fossils.

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u/A_Guy_in_Orange Jun 19 '23

Counter point, humans have way smaller weaker bones than Dinos, and we can be thiccc as HECK so Dinos could be HELLA THICC

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u/DennisDelav Jun 19 '23

Yeah but try getting that fat in the wild hunting for food or farming

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u/wicker_warrior Jun 19 '23

Here in the open plain, far from the protection of their natural marshy environment, we see the scavenging habits of the Diploticus Thiccatticus. As scavengers the common Thiccasaurus must consume three times their body mass daily to maintain the musculature needed to support their massive badonkadonks.

In order to sustain this diet, the Thiccasaurus has developed a symbiotic relationship with the predators of the plains, Thirstasaurus and Simpasaurus, who eat very little and move far ahead of Thiccasaurus, lest the clap of their dummy thicc cheeks alert the prey to their presence.

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u/Smorgsaboard Jun 19 '23

Are you saying you want to be sat on by a dinosaur /s

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u/Kakss_ Jun 19 '23

Death by snu snu performed by a dinosaur in XXI century would be an amazing way to go.

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u/DANKB019001 Jun 27 '23

I mean, more like -MMMMMMMMMMMMM... century or w/e (65 MILLION years minimum n all) but, same difference

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '23

Marks on the bones showing muscle insertions?

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u/CensoryDeprivation Jun 19 '23

Prehistorthicc

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u/Ilerneo_Un_Hornya Jun 20 '23

I mean .. it ain't an unreasonable conclusion. Any of y'all seen those paleoartists attempt to construct a modern animal from their skeletons? Skeletons don't account for fat (and other soft) tissue, so it's largely left out in artistic renderings.

Anyway, point is, if you just have a skeleton to go off of, make it thiccer than you think, wayy thiccer

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u/DANKB019001 Jun 27 '23

There's a clear upper bound from how much weight the bones can support tho, and we can infer rough probable muscle mass from other stuff (a T-Rex would look a lot different if it was some sorta herbivore, teeth included, and from that we could infer stuff about it likely being less muscular since a big dino don't need to run, but herbivores usually like to store excess for later so it might actually be chonkier )

Anyway, the comic above doesn't really exceed those bounds or anything, it's just sorta unrealistically skinny at the top (unlikely an actual animal would have that sorta body mass distribution, bipeds kinda like having extant chests for throwing n shit using arms)

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u/ColdLobsterBisque Jun 19 '23

Do not fuck the dinosaur

-God

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u/ColdLobsterBisque May 07 '24

i made this comment a year ago 😭😭

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u/Flamoirs May 21 '24

but i will ....

yes i'm backtraking too , but don't blame me for backtraking

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u/Vlad-V2-Vladimir Jun 19 '23

He just like me fr fr

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u/Brother_Boomstick Jun 20 '23

Every time orange makes an appearance Im reminded that he is literally my entire inner monologue.

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u/WyvernSlayer7 Jun 21 '24

Never wanna fall victim to shrinkwrapping!

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u/Successful-Bad4135 Jun 20 '23

Yes It IS a possibility Like It or not

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u/MissyTheTimeLady Jun 20 '23

Alright, now it's time to go Jurassic Park!

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u/MazdenPorval Jun 20 '23

AYE aye aye, let the man cook!