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“This unexpected mix of traits makes it difficult to place Halszka within traditional classifications.” Given the long, swan-like neck, dinky flippers, and sickle-shaped claws reminiscent of the Velociraptor, I can’t blame him for being confused. “The first time I examined the specimen, I even questioned whether it was a genuine fossil,” explained Cau.

Sure, some therapods might have eaten fish from time to time, but Halszka is the only known therapod with aquatic tendencies. Therapods are known for their efficacy on land, but until the Halszkaraptor’s discovery, scientists thought they were exclusive to solid ground. Halszka belongs to the suborder therapod, known for specimens such as Tyrannosaurus Rex, the Velociraptor, and the ostrich. And if you’re wondering why he looks like a swan, that’s because, according to a 3D synchrotron analysis (a process that uses x-rays so powerful they can only be produced in facilities the size of football stadiums), he’s semi-aquatic. Halszka’s around 75 million years old, which means he was alive during the late Cretaceous period during what is known as the Campanian age. Say hello to the Halszkaraptor essuilliei (Halszka for short), a dinosaur recently discovered at Ukhaa Tolgod (part of the Djadochta Formation in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia) by a team of paleontologists led by Andreau Cau of the Geological Museum Capellini in Bologna, Italy. Good luck ever seeing ol’ sickle claw the same way again.

In my case, I think about Dinobot from Beast Wars, but that’s neither here nor there, because after you’re done reading this article, you won’t be able to get the following thought out of your head: Velociraptors are related to a dinosaur best described as a prehistoric swan.

The first Onimusha was originally developed as a spinoff of Capcom’s Resident Evil series, but eventually grew into its own franchise, spawning a trio of direct sequels and spinoffs, like fighting game Onimusha Blades and strategy RPG Onimusha Tactics.Ĭheck out some screenshots of the Onimusha: Warlords re-release in the gallery below.When we hear the word Velociraptor, we usually think about the clever girls from Jurassic Park/ World. Originally released in 2001, Onimusha: Warlords stars the samurai Samanosuke Akechi and ninja Kaede on a mission to save Princess Yuki from demons who serve the evil lord Nobunaga Oda. Capcom will also release the game physically for PS4 and Xbox One. Onimusha: Warlords will be available digitally for $19.99. The game’s camera will also pan across scenes in widescreen mode. On the PlayStation Blog, Capcom community manager Andy Wong said that Onimusha fans who like it old school will have the option to control the game as it was originally designed, and that Onimusha: Warlords’ fixed camera angles will remain intact. Capcom also promises a “readily available” easy mode option. The re-release of Onimusha : Warlords, due on on January 15, 2019, will include high-definition graphics, widescreen support, a new control scheme designed for analog sticks and a new soundtrack.

#Onimusha ps4 exclusive Pc#

Capcom is bringing the original Onimusha: Warlords to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One next year, the publisher announced today.