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"The Fathomless Abyss: Ancient Whales and Great Tooth Sharks"

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"An assortment of illustrations showcasing various extinct and prehistoric animals, including the Ancient Whale, Giant Mesonychid, Giant Millipede, Long-necked Titan, Fish Lizard, Great Tooth Shark, Oar-limbed Lizard, Three-horned Face, Toothless Wing, Giant Elk, Two-measure Tooth, Thick-headed Lizard, Giant Rhino, Feathered Serpent Pterosaur, Terrible Claw, Armored Fish, Argentine Lizard, Western Bird, Terror Bird, and Fused Lizard."
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Sure! Here is a list of common names for several extinct and prehistoric animals, following the model you provided:

1. **Basilosaurus** - "Serpentine Whale"
2. **Andrewsarchus** - "Giant Hoofbear"
3. **Arthropleura** - "Giant Millipede"
4. **Diplodocus** - "Long-necked Titan"
5. **Ichthyosaurus** - "Fish Lizard"
6. **Otodus megalodon** - "Great Tooth Shark"
7. **Plesiosaurus** - "Oar-limbed Nessie"
8. **Triceratops** - "Three-horned Hornhead"
9. **Pteranodon** - "Crested Kitewing"
10. **Megaloceros** - "Giant Deer"
11. **Dimetrodon** - "Sail-backed pelycosaur"
12. **Pachycephalosaurus** - "Giant Thickhead"
13. **Elasmotherium** - "Siberian Unicorn"
14. **Quetzalcoatlus** - "Goliath Kitewing"
15. **Deinonychus** - "Terrible-clawed Raptor"
16. **Dunkleosteus** - "Armored Fish"
17. **Argentinosaurus** - "Argentine Titan"
18. **Hesperornis** - "Western Bird"
19. **Gastornis** - "Continental Demon Duck"
20. **Ankylosaurus** - "Fused Clubtail"

These nicknames reflect the unique characteristics or the scientific meanings behind the names of these extinct and prehistoric creatures, making them more accessible to the general public.

This story was generated by user Fizzarolli-Attack-2 with assistance by one of OpenAIā€™s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.

Images were generated with OpenAI's AI system, DALLĀ·E 2, or uploaded by the user.

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Prompt: Write a list of common names for extinct and prehistoric animals that don't have them (unlike some including Smilodon fatalis, which is known as the "saber-toothed cat", or Mammuthus primigenius, which is known as the "woolly mammoth", or even the recently extinct Raphus cucullatus, which is known as the "dodo"). For example, Tyrannosaurus rex could be known as the "king tyrant".

Response: Sure! Here is a list of common names for several extinct and prehistoric animals, following the model you provided: 1. **Basilosaurus** - "Ancient Whale" 2. **Andrewsarchus** - "Giant Mesonychid" 3. **Arthropleura** - "Giant Millipede" 4. **Diplodocus** - "Long-necked Titan" 5. **Ichthyosaurus** - "Fish Lizard" 6. **Megalodon** - "Great Tooth Shark" 7. **Plesiosaurus** - "Oar-limbed Lizard" 8. **Triceratops** - "Three-horned Face" 9. **Pteranodon** - "Toothless Wing" 10. **Megaloceros** - "Giant Elk" 11. **Dimetrodon** - "Two-measure Tooth" 12. **Pachycephalosaurus** - "Thick-headed Lizard" 13. **Elasmotherium** - "Giant Rhino" 14. **Quetzalcoatlus** - "Feathered Serpent Pterosaur" 15. **Deinonychus** - "Terrible Claw" 16. **Dunkleosteus** - "Armored Fish" 17. **Argentinosaurus** - "Argentine Lizard" 18. **Hesperornis** - "Western Bird" 19. **Gastornis** - "Terror Bird" 20. **Ankylosaurus** - "Fused Lizard" These nicknames reflect the unique characteristics or the scientific meanings behind the names of these extinct and prehistoric creatures, making them more accessible to the general public.

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