Brian Anderson Studio

Description

At dusk, a tameryraptor has successfully caught an onchopristis. However he’s sustained numerous cuts, slashes, and stab wounds from the giant fish. The sawskate has retaliated viciously and the predator’s inexperience with fishing only made the hunt more hazardous. But this tameryraptor has little other choice.
Because these mangrove swamps and jungles are populated with more fish than dinosaurs, he has to make do with prey he’s less equipped for hunting. Regardless though, he needs to improve his fishing skills if he wants to claim a corner of this delta as his territory.
A nearby spinosaurus (who’s a much better fisherman) looks at him very judgmentally.