No talking heads, no stupid roaring at things they want to eat, and no children as target audience. It had many imitators but almost none grasped the reason of its success: showing dinosaurs acting like real animals. This particular piece also functions as a bit of fan art for the previously mentioned Walking With Dinosaurs series, though with the animal in an accurate bipedal stance as opposed to the quadruped seen on the show. Walking with Dinosaurs was the best dinosaur documentary series ever.

It's still interesting, however, to look at this short period in time with its weirdness. (Postosuchus, one of the largest carnivores alive at the time of theTriassic.

However, yet another extinction event at the end of the Triassic cleared the board yet again, and this time, the dinosaurs, being among the lucky survivors, really managed to take off. Each episode of Walking with Dinosaurs focused on the lives of one or moreprotagonists, depicting fictional and speculative events based mainlyon inferences and the behavior of modern animals, produced in a stylethat mimicked traditional wildlife documentaries. It stood about 3 feet at the shoulder, and measured up to 13 feet long.The Triassic in general was a really weird time from an evolutionary perspective with the Great Dying just in the rearview mirror, there were a great many reptile species that experimented with filling new niches, the dinosaurs being among them.

Postosuchus, is a rauishuchid archosaur, closer to crocodiles than dinosaurs, that was the top predator in its habitat during the Triassic. For those who haven't seen the Walking With Dinosaurs series, this is not a dinosaur.

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