What is your favorite dinosaur

[Spiderman]

 

[Ayjaydee]

Bernie

 

[Dan From Smithville]

I don't have a favorite. If pressed, I would say my childhood favorite was T. rex.

 

[PruePhillip]

I don't have a favorite. If pressed, I would say my childhood favorite was T. rex.

For sure, Tyrannosaurus rex is the icon dinosaur.
Every last one of them was gone in three hours
when the world ended. Sigh.

ps t.rex didn't have feathers, at least as an adult.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

For sure, Tyrannosaurus rex is the icon dinosaur.
Every last one of them was gone in three hours
when the world ended. Sigh.

ps t.rex didn't have feathers, at least as an adult.

Was there some mention of T. rex having feathers? I am not sure what the post script is in reference to.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Im not sure, though I am amazed at how rapidly science has progressed from making the first Jurassic Park movie accurate for the time, but what we've learned has made that now laughably wrong.

 

[Rival]

From being a kid, I always liked the triceratops.

 

[Spiderman]

From being a kid, I always liked the triceratops.

That was the one that was jumping out at me but I was too high to recall that name. It's fascinating that these creatures wandered the earth for countless years then went extinct, but the alligator, and the tortoises are examples of dinosaurs from the prehistoric period, in the same family.

It's like God froze off or whatever the dinosaurs to keep us safe. Because the ones that should not have gone extinct are with us today in a less intimidating form, (but they still inflict casualties.)

 

[SalixIncendium]

The Troodon.

 

[Spiderman]

I don't have a favorite. If pressed, I would say my childhood favorite was T. rex.

interesting you said that right as I was looking online how much a "T" typically costs on the streets.

I think I'm gonna start calling it The T-Rex

 

[Subduction Zone]

That was the one that was jumping out at me but I was too high to recall that name. It's fascinating that these creatures wandered the earth for countless years then went extinct, but the alligator, and the tortoises are examples of dinosaurs from the prehistoric period, in the same family.

It's like God froze off or whatever the dinosaurs to keep us safe. Because the ones that should not have gone extinct are with us today in a less intimidating form, (but they still inflict casualties.)

No, the alligator and tortoises are not dinosaurs.

This, is a dinosaur:

 

[Revoltingest]

 

[Kangaroo Feathers]

The correct answer is "styracosaurus"

 

[Spiderman]

No, the alligator and tortoises are not dinosaurs.

This, is a dinosaur:

Okay, you win...

But all the strong dominant dangerous birds died off and the relatively harmless ones lived so that prehistoric man would be more safe.

 

[ChristineM]

Allosaurus with fries and sweetcorn.

I have a personal favourite, named Kan, he lives about 8 km away from me, we visit him quit often.

 

[Kangaroo Feathers]

Okay, you win...

But all the strong dominant dangerous birds died off and the relatively harmless ones lived so that prehistoric man would be more safe.

Cassowary would like a word...

 

[SalixIncendium]

I have a personal favourite, named Kan, he lives about 8 km away from me, we visit him quit often.

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Does he now?

If this is true, I think he needs to start eating more. He's all skin and...well, just bones.

 

[Ashoka]

Plesiosaur. I used to want to have one as a pet when I was little.

 

[Spiderman]

weird animal:

 

[ChristineM]

Does he now?

If this is true, I think he needs to start eating more. He's all skin and...well, just bones.

His home is at Marqueyssacac gardens

The overhanging gardens of Marqueyssac in Dordogne Sarlat Périgord

I am afraid he doesn't get out much and he is just wasting away