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T-Rex |
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Giant Squid |
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Titanothere |
For the 20th post I'm happy to say I remembered that Pearson Scott Foresman donated a bunch of dictionary pics to Wikimedia and the public domain. There's some cool stuff
there. There are a lot of nice pictures of deer and antelope varieties that you could put right on a map and not need silhouettes. Anyway, These four OD&D monsters come from those pics:
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Boar |
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Weasel |
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Brontosaurus |
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Pterodactyl |
That's 7 monsters in one post, a record. The weasel was actually a mink, but I figure it looks similar enough. And for those grasslands south of the equator:
And extra-special bonus evergreen tree (I didn't do more than blacken its trunk). As always, I've added these to the zip file of all silhouettes linked in my sidebar.
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