If I could ask what did you reference for the Qarmoutus, I thought they were open water catfish?
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The family is indeed usually marine, but also known to swim quite often into estuaries and mangroves. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0172409 … We had a catfish lover on the stream, that helped.
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The monkey getting eaten by a fish is a sum of all my water fears, amazing work by the way, is your book still for sale?
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Amazing! Particularly love the catfish lol
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Everybody loves the catfish, nobody notice baby gomphothere!
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Hmm, maybe large hominin body size evolved to favor catfish hand fishing?
That poor Aegyptopithecus must a victim of the selection pressure.
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I’m getting Walking With Beasts flashbacks from seeing that giant catfish with that primate on it’s mouth.
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Love the Qarmoutus. Many prehistoric fish like this are usually just portrayed in art as prey species; people forget that they were large predators in their own right.
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