S'more doodles

I drew this pair while waiting for a meeting to start at the Zoo in that room with all the taxidermied animals (NoHo kids, you know what I'm talking about--Winter Ball anyone?)

The ostrich was based on a life-sized model donated by Alex Trebeck (god only knows what he was doing with a giant ostrich; supposedly it used to stand in his foyer which is...creepy). The dinosaur was not based on anything more than a superficial morphological resemblance to said ostrich. Science!

A fun (slightly-related) Zoo anecdote:
One day, while traipsing around the Zoo, one of my fellow interns, Will, overheard some lady enlightening her friends on the obvious link between the triceratops and the rhinoceros:

"You can just tell they're related--just look at them."

Yes ladies and gentlemen, you heard it here first: Science might tell you that triceratops were prehistoric reptiles and that rhinoceroses are extant mammals, but it's just plain wrong. Rhinoceroses are in fact directly descended from triceratops. Yeah.

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Also, if you couldn't tell, I'm totally procrastinating. Lucky for you.