Triceratops, apparently, from the North Korean/Italian cartoon series Simba: King Lion.
If you’ve ever seen a Triceratops, chances are you can tell what’s wrong here - namely, everything.
Triceratops means “three-horned face”. Accordingly, it should have three horns on its face - one on the nose and one over each eye. Not one big one in between the eyes.
The sharp bones that stuck out around the frill - known as epoccipitals - should be much smaller and more triangular; there should be more of them. The frill should be more rounded, without the processes near either shoulder that droop down. The cheekbones should jut out to the sides.
Triceratops didn’t have sharp, pointy teeth, nor did it have teeth in the front of its mouth at all. The teeth were closely packed together near the cheek region and adapted for chopping plants; the front of the mouth composed of a toothless beak.
It also didn’t walk with its palms flat against the ground. Rather, it walked on the tips of its fingers, with the hands somewhat turned so that the palm faced roughly inward towards the midline of the body.
imagine a creature like this, but it walks on all fours but can also fly. it’s the size of a giraffe and stalks prey on land. my friend, you are imagining azhdarchids
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