Edaphosaurus

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edaphosaurus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimetrodon

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Edaphosaurus
• BBC
• Dinosaur
• Walking with Monsters
• Dimetrodon

[lifeform106]

the music goes gay with it!

[demonella]

@mi0kang They did - there's a doco floating around on youtube about "The making of walking with dinosaurs", a precursor to this series "Walking with Monsters". They study living animals as well as bones and computer models to create lifelike movement. They put a great deal of effort into it, and it shows!

[mi0kang]

This is one of the more interesting entries restoring ancient life: not only are the two main players synapsids - as previous commenters have correctly stated, these little known beasts were among the precursors to modern mammals - but the implementation as regards true life likeness is practically perfect with real rendomness in their movements - or lack of it. One gets an impression the maker has closely observed real animar behavior and has succeeded applying that knowledge. Excellent.

[rlinfinity]

Permian Pelycosaurs

[MafiaMansion]

@PedroPtPt10 Actually no. Edaphosaurus was one of the species in a family group called 'Mammal-like Reptiles', which means they are more related to Mammals, not Dinosaurs

[JadeElf]

These animals believe it or not belong to the family of reptiles that eventually give rise to mammals. They are older than the dinoaurs.

[Dinobattleman2999]

@steventean no,its a reptile

[Thebitzabomb]

1:36 shou fly don't bother me.

[PedroPtPt10]

@steventean yes lol x3

[steventean]

but was it really a dinosaur?