Fan Photos by Wesley Kissel
More awesome Beasts of the Mesozoic fan photos today, this time provided by Wesley Kissel! What’s your favorite?
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Because I’m a Yutyrannus fan I’m obliged to vote for the Yutyrannus photo but the Bistahieversor and Pentaceratops get a solid 2nd place.