@saurus172
Joined on September 5th, 2017, this user has been a member for 3,196 days and is the 2,367th person to register an account.
Has 212 submissions, the first one uploaded on December 4th, 2017 and the most recent on January 8th, 2026.
Of those, 2 have been featured and 20 have won Users' Choice.
On average, each submission earns 4,732 downloads.
In total, they have been download 1,003,335 times.
Counting every individual stickfigure, including the contents of all packs, this user has technically made and submitted 983 stickfigures.
On average, when this user rates stickfigures, they are 95% positive.
Has made 534 comments on non-activity pages of the site. Alternatively, this user has made 975 comments on actual activity pages of the site.
This member is a Users' Choice voter!
Their current voting streak is 0 and their longest streak is 69 consecutive votes.
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Replying to comment by:Wait…. Your nake is Keigan too?
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Possibly…. 😏
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@thedinosaurhunter
@concavenanimatorMoving skyward, a colossus sauropod lumbers into the scene. The first dinosaur you truly see in the Jurassic Park franchise…
Brachiosaurus.
Brachiosaurus was an unusual sauropod, and as its name translates to “Arm Lizard”, its front limbs were a good deal longer than the hind legs, moving the body into a more upright form. From the Morrison formation where it lived alongside many other famous dinosaurs such as Stegosaurus, Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Diplodocus, Apatosaurus, and Camarasaurus, all giant in their own rights. The scene from Jurassic Park where the Brachiosaurus reared to eat from the very tops of the trees was physically impossible for the animal. With its neck already upright, it had no need to read up and its hips couldn’t move that way anyhow, whereas sauropod such as Diplodocus were capable of such an act and had actual reason to.
But who needs to be taller when you’re already in rhe treetops?
Also, I adopted Brachiosaurus as it is my absolute favorite dinosaur.
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@thedinosaurhunter
@concavenanimatorA dwarf among cousins that are gigantic and shake the earth with each step, is an island pygmy.
Europasaurus.
Europasaurus is a rare case among fossil records, as it is a dwarf sauropod, living on small islands off the coast of Late Jurassic Germany. Reaching a max size suggested at 20ft feet at length, it was around the size of cattle, whereas its cousins such as Brachiosaurus and Camarasaurus were elephant or even whale sized goliaths that browsed near the treetops.
Whereas here, Europasaurus herds were underneath the canopy, feeding closer to the grpund than up the trees.
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Could it be Dwarf Sauropod!!!!!!!!!
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Possibly…. 😏
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So, basically this was the dwarf sperm whale of the sauropod family (tiny compared to the rest of the giant family it was in)
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Yes, yes it is.
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OH I JUST REALIZED WHY ITS TINY
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I S L A N D G I G A N T I S M
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or in this case I S L A N D D W A R F I S M
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Sorry if i’m Extremely late to this post [email protected]
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@saurus172 you missed the post above
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Just sent. And man, you were patient
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@thedinosaurhunter
@concavenanimatorRunning down the runway, is a famous celebrity among dinosaur kind, though vastly exaggerated by the general public.
Velociraptor.
Velociraptor means “swift seizer” and came from Mongolia during the Late Cretaceous Period. The name was labeled onto the Jurassic Park Franchise Raptors that were actual based on Dienonychus and during the production of the Jurassic Park 1993 film, Utahraptor was discovered- thr only raptor at the time that was the size of the movie monsters. In reality, Velociraptor was an animal the size of a large dog, around 6ft long and coming up to the knee or so of a human. It is theorized that it may either be a loner or a pack hunter, so this amateur Dino-Person likes to think that they lived in loose social groups, hunting smaller game like birds, lizards, mammals, and small dinosaurs alone and joining together into a pack to hunt down large prey several times their size.
Such as here, where a pack of Velociraptors harass and hunt a male Protoceratops.
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And I\’m glad that you\’re happy.
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I honestly didn\’t know that you made one. I based the colors off of that Dinosaur Planet episode called \”Alpha\’s Egg\” which had an almost tiger print male and a light grey blue female Aucasauruses.
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Thank you.
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@thedinosaurhunter
@concavenanimatorStarting out the Third Pack is a great addition and truly a nasty pair altogether.
Aucasaurus.
Aucasaurus is a medium sized theropod from Argentina. It is a smaller cousin of Carnotaurus, with even smaller arms and almost total lack of fingers. One of the most well known abeliosaurs, Aucasaurus was actually found with a damaged skull, giving theory that it died from injuries given in a fight.
It could have also been obtained from a hunt, as this mated pair of Aucasaurus better be wary of a multi-ton ornithopod even with a strong hold on the neck.
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Oh boy these are some really good looking beast. Happy happy happy indeed
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Thank you.
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GO FOR THE NECK
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*throat
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I was super happy to see Aucasaurus since I think you would base the colorations off of mine but oh well maybe next time lol
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Also, I’m super happy I’m seeing these again because I love them with a burning passion
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And I love the stripes because stripes
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And I’m glad that you’re happy.
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I honestly didn’t know that you made one. I based the colors off of that Dinosaur Planet episode called “Alpha’s Egg” which had an almost tiger print male and a light grey blue female Aucasauruses.
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I made one when I went as “Idk.org” and I remade it a couple weeks back
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I actually made a pair of Aucusaurus. The male is awesome.
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@thedinosaurhunter
@concavenanimatorSince High School is pretty much done for me, I can now work on exceedingly good dinosaurs, especially with the new 384 or whatever node limit.
So expect amazing dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals and even any D&D characters if anyone wants any done.
In short, I\’m back and Better than Ever!!!
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Hooray I’m extremely excited that means more creatures for the show.
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I actually made a pair of Aucusaurus. The male is awesome.
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Sweet
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Okie dokie
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Yeah its no problem with the Tarbo. Any other dinosaur/prehistoric critter you want?
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Just sent them.
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Well tonight when I\’m done with the Brachiosaurus, I can send you those 2.
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AHHH, MY FAVORITE HERBIVORE BECAUSE IT HAS MY NAME IN IT!!! A A A A AH H
Wait…. Your nake is Keigan too?
*name
No
I meant Brachiosaurus the first part sounds like my name
Bruh? Lol
I need a facepalm emoji. Also, I can’t download my dino certificate
StickNodes just crashed and I lost my Bary stk that I was working on and decided to come here to cheer myself up. Anywhoo, I’d really like to see someone make a Heterodontosaurus and thought it might be cool to see you do one.
Also, http://www.dinosaurprotectiongroup.com/adoptadino/download.php?img=adoptadinoshcae3d8114d2d0fb13cf865ddb8529a54.png here’s my adopt a dino certificate if it works lol
Jurassic Park Theme Plays!!!
I have a slight request for this pack…. Gigantoraptor. I hope it’s not too much work.
Its no problem at all man. I’ll just finish my Acrocanthosaurus that I’m remaking and tomorrow I’ll get to making the Giganotoraptor.
Male and Female colorations and forms @thedinosaurhunter?
You can do whatever you want on the Gigantoraptor, I mostly just need one cause it’s a Mongolian dino and that’s the basis of dinos in the 2nd episode.You do really well with colorations, and pretty much everything else so I’ll just leave you to that part.
Okay good to know.
I’m actually also redoing the Therizinosaurus design so there is also that Mongolian Dinosaur.
Oh and do I give you the velociraptor or no?
You gave me the Velociraptor, I’ll wait till the Theri and Gigantoraptor is made, I’ll use Concavenanimators Saurolophs, I’ll be needing the Tarbosaurus. That’s the list of Episode 2 Dinosaurs
After I do the Gigantoraptor and Acrocanthosaurus, I’ll do the Heterodontosaurus.
That’s sweet thank you so much they will be awesome in DH Gets Chased by Dinosaurs. Thanks again👍🦕🦖🦕🦖
No problem!
Would you like a male and female form of the Giganotoraptor?
why do I feel like I’m at a fast food resteraunt
“would you like a male and female form for your gifantoraptors with that” -Saurus172 working at a stick shop
Lol.