Deinotherium

[Radman]

You're welcome.
One search tip - on ebay Germany, the Deinotherium may be called Hauerelefant or Hauer-elefant.

[Radman]

Aug 23, 2009 15:38:02 GMT crypto1 said:

Beautiful, Radman. Thank you.

Did you know that one theory is that they used those downward-pointing tusks to defend against and to kill hippos?

Hippos are very dangerous animals, especially if your lifestyle was semi-aquatic.

Apparently they don't like you if you're mostly land-based either! ;D

[bokisaurus]

Aug 5, 2009 18:05:49 GMT sbell said:

Aug 5, 2009 17:23:59 GMT crypto1 said:

I'll have to search the archives for good photos from members, for I thought I had most of the German extinct mammals, and they all seem rather asexual. Perhaps I wasn't looking in all the correct places.

As far as I know, there would be only one place to look! But I seem to recall the figures being decidedly male in many cases, including the Megaloceros, Mammoth, Deinothere, Eusmilus, Smilodon, and maybe the Chalicothere (can't remember that one). Also the Schleich Smilodon for sure.

Ah,Sbell you inspire my perverted artistic side!LOL! ;D ;D ;D
Why don't I do a thread dedicated to the natural endowment of each figures! LOL! ;D ;D ;D ;D

[bokisaurus]

Aug 23, 2009 14:23:16 GMT Radman said:

Aug 23, 2009 12:25:51 GMT crypto1 said:

Ah, I've been a member of this group for about a month, and I'm still Deinotherium-less.

Bummer.

Wasn't boki going to forward a new Deinotherium image? Others???

Cheers,
Loren

Here ya go:


Make your own orthodontist joke here:

OMG My beautiful brown eyes! They popped out of my socket and it burns! I can't see! I'm blinded by t hose awful figures! Ahhhhh!!!! ;D ;D ;D
Man, you really know how to make the Bokisaurus cry ;D One day, my day of being deinotherium-less would be over
I love all of those figures! I'm working on doing a thread dedicated to prehistoric elephants ;D

[sbell]

Aug 26, 2009 19:48:33 GMT bokisaurus said:

Aug 5, 2009 18:05:49 GMT sbell said:

As far as I know, there would be only one place to look! But I seem to recall the figures being decidedly male in many cases, including the Megaloceros, Mammoth, Deinothere, Eusmilus, Smilodon, and maybe the Chalicothere (can't remember that one). Also the Schleich Smilodon for sure.

Ah,Sbell you inspire my perverted artistic side!LOL! ;D ;D ;D
Why don't I do a thread dedicated to the natural endowment of each figures! LOL! ;D ;D ;D ;D

For all that is good and pure, please don't. There are young and impressionable people here, and we could accidentally warp them.

Plus, DinoObcessed might lose it! ;D (Just kidding--you know we all love you DinoO! )

[[][][]cordylus[][][]]

Already warped


How could I not be after seeing Raul Martin's rexsex painting? ;D

[bokisaurus]

Aug 26, 2009 20:15:18 GMT sbell said:

Aug 26, 2009 19:48:33 GMT bokisaurus said:

Ah,Sbell you inspire my perverted artistic side!LOL! ;D ;D ;D
Why don't I do a thread dedicated to the natural endowment of each figures! LOL! ;D ;D ;D ;D

For all that is good and pure, please don't. There are young and impressionable people here, and we could accidentally warp them.

Plus, DinoObcessed might lose it! ;D (Just kidding--you know we all love you DinoO! )

Ha ha ha! LOL! You think there are young and impressionable people still here? ;D LOL! ;D Ok, I will save my efforts on doing something else

[crypto1]

Aug 23, 2009 12:25:51 GMT crypto1 said:

Ah, I've been a member of this group for about a month, and I'm still Deinotherium-less.

I certainly appreciated the support and understanding I received from folks here, including images from boki and radman...


Now, I'd like to thank pawnosuchus for working out the logistics with me for a fair trade for his Deinotherium, involving cash, three desired dinos he wanted, straight from a dealer of his choice, and an autographed book - all sent priority - and both ends of the trade being received today! Thanks too, to the forum, for existing and assisting in such things occurring.

I shall officially resign from the Deinotherium-less support group.

Onward to looking for other rare, needed extinct mammal replicas.

The museum gains a worthy item to share with the public representing allegedly reported cryptids presently being seen in Africa, and a species definitely known in the past.

www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/animaux-caches2/