Just for fun,..what is your favorite dinosaur or prehistoric creature?11405
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| So why not just for fun..what is your favorite dinosaur or prehistoric animal...or even your favorite science theory or idea about them...or even a question you might have regarding them? My favorite dinosaur is Psittacosaurus Meileyingensis because I happen to own an actual skeleton of one mounted in my home. He stands 27 inches long, nine inches tall at the hips, has 66 verts in his back, massive jugal horns and looks like the son of satan….lol He would have looked like this one alive... Here is mounted When I first got him needing cleaned, mounted and preserved... My model Amargasaurus  Another favorite is Amargasaurus Cazaui from South America...a spined sauropod and rather off species...    |
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| . @Darkseid_of_town Pterodactyl  |
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 Do these count? But seriously, I always had a fascination with triceratops. Something about them seemed majestic to me. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by CaptainCanuckI love pterosaurs!!! We sometimes find them even in Kansas! Technically they aren't dinosaurs but definitely prehistoric and amazing animals They say the largest one had wingspan of a 747 jet! |
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| I always liked the Triceratops. If we are including ficticious animals I will say any of the Herculoids. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by BronteA man after my own heart...I have these myself! My cat is even named for Grimlock the T rex... Triceratops.....so many dinosaurs in that family, styracosaurus, einsosaurus, chasmosaurus, torosaurus, but triceratops is by far most common . Those horns had to be frightful in real life because at museums all you see are cores...imagine them covered in keratin |
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Quote:Originally Posted by HeinzDadme tarzan you Jane? |
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| Has to be Glyptodon. Just because I love huge Armadillos. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_townI was picturing one of stereotypical cartoons with some oaf dragging a woman by the hair back to his cave carrying a club. Jeesh, that sounds horrible after you type it in and read it out loud. |
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Smilodon!!!! |
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| @Jesse_O Quote: Originally Posted by Jesse_O I’m guessing not a dinosaur either, but very cool. |
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Yes, Triceratops. LQQKing like a modern Rhino/Hippo with a triple horn (hence the name, Tri, yes?) probably made lesser dinos get out of the way.  |
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Quote:Originally Posted by CaptainCanuck but it is a pre-historic creature.  |
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By far, the baddest of the bad! Megalodon! |
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| @CaptainCanuck @GAC Yep, I went the prehistoric creature route. I like a lot of dinosaurs, so it'll take me a bit to narrow it down to one. But if you include prehistoric animals, the smilodon wins every time for me. | ||
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| Can’t do it. They are all freaking awesome. | ||
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| @Jesse_O I love the name of this creature too...I believe it's pronounced SMILE-O-DON. A creature that fierce with a name like that is hilarious to me. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by RROman you talk about a prehaitoric tank. Glyptodons were it |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Jesse_Oimagine that sucker at 9-13 feet long and as high as.a.man is tall with those sabers that were as long as thirteen inches...herekitty! |
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Quote:Originally Posted by CaptainCanuckam ancestral within the feline family |
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Ok, for dinosaur, I have to go with the velociraptor.  |
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Quote:Originally Posted by GACmegladon I think it possible this is one cryptid that could turn up alive |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Jesse_Othank God you did not post a featherless Jurassic Park almost craptor |
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Quote:Originally Posted by CaptainCanuck What sound does a Pterodactyl make when urinating in the forest???? None!!! the 'P' is silent!!!!    |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_town Hmmm...I know we know (explored) less about the depths of our oceans than the moon, but if there was a small group of megalodon swimming out there I feel we'd be seeing mangle up whale carcasses washed up. I'd love for them to still be alive but I don't think they are. |
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| @Darkseid_of_town actually, it was Jurassic Park that introduced me to them. But at the time that the movie was being made, they didn't think that the velociraptor had feathers. So you really can't blame the movie for that. But yeah, every time I see or hear of velociraptors, I look into it. I think they look way cooler with the feathers!! I still like to think that they hunted in packs!!! | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by GACthink of all the whale beachings and mass beachings you see in the news. ..and if the whales were consumed whole... |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Jesse_Oby the first movie feathers were suspected for many dinosaurs. By the sequel it was fairly well established. Today they continue with featherless raptors anyways. Aside from the incorrect hands. ..incorrect size etc. As for pack hunting I doubt they had the cranial capacity but perhaps they were opportune hunters and would use cooperative tactics |
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