Dinovember day 26

Claws.

Therizinosaurus cheloniformis is licking his claws after scratching on tree barks to find some termites for treat.

Apparently, other tyrannosaurids have some scaly skins during the later Cretaceous period, it doesn’t mean that and other therizinosaurids have scaly skin unlike other bigger theropods.

The only time they does, there was feathered integument therizinosaur Beipiaosaurus of the late 90’s and Jianchangosaurus of 2013. One of the biggest theropod who does have feathers beside Yutyrannus is actually weird hadrosaur-mimic giant ornithomimosaur “Deinocheirus” which does possibly have a tail end “pygostyle” similar to other pygostyle-like vertebrate of oviraptorosaurian and therizinosauroid theropods, meaning it does have a fan-tail feathers.

So in here, I just want to drawn therizinosaurus as mixed of naked bird skin, scales and feathers as shared similar to larger bird such as ostrich and medium sized wild turkey (which that one is also based on coloration after same specie).

Updated: I updated, because I drawing legs too long, so I just want to make it shorter.