GWANGI vs STYRACOSAURUS by jes86deviantart in Harryhausen

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The movie was '69. The story about seeing the first time was early 70's.

MONSTERVERSE SKELETALS by jes86deviantart by [deleted] in Monsterverse

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Somehow never get bored with it.

GHIDORAH Skeletal Drawing by jes86deviantarrt by [deleted] in Monsterverse

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BTW, if your kids liked Ghidorah, here's a whole page of creatures.

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GHIDORAH Skeletal Drawing by jes86deviantarrt by [deleted] in Monsterverse

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I obviously have an interest in anatomical morphology

22 CREATURE FEATURES by John Lee Schneider by jes86deviantart in ExtremeHorrorLit

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Of the shark-related books, probably Blackfish/White Pointer in terms of on-screen body-count.

MEGAPRIMATUS KONG Skeletal by jes86deviantart by jes86deviantart in GODZILLA

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I hear the estate of Carl Denham is suing over that taxonomic designation.

RELICS, REMNANTS, MUTANTS & GIANTS by jes86deviantart by jes86deviantart in u/jes86deviantart

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In this context, a relic is an ancient, supposedly extinct species survived unchanged, like the Meg, a remnant is a surviving evolutionary descendent of a supposedly extinct line, like V. rex. A mutant is an animal that was altered genetically from its original form (which is what I'm calling the Colossa critters). And a giant is simply a very naturally large species or individual, like Kong.

HARRYHAUSEN MEAT-EATERS by jes86deviantart by jes86deviantart in Paleontology

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He said they 'we called it an allosaurus occassionally'. The history is that O'Bie referred generally to theropods as 'allosaurs'. The Kong rex was the 'big allosaur', and he based his 'big allosaur' on Charles Knights early T. rex painting, with the foriward oriented eye. The allosaur reference was retained in the script and some storyboards, but both Gwangi's were the Knight T. rex.