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Model sculpted, retopologized, rigged and animated in Blender 2.79 to 2.8. Texturing and map baking done in Substance Painter.
In 1938, a group of South African fisherman found a weird fish trapped in one of their nets, and they decided to show it to a local scientist. To their amazement it turned out to be a Coelacanth fish, an animal thought to have died since the era of dinosaurs. This living fossil was a great finding for the century.
Bibliography Book “Dinosaurios la enciclopedia visual” Editorial “A Dorling Kindersley Book”
Coelacanth fossils have been recorded since 360 million years ago (around the Carnoniferous era). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujKL1pUHDfo
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