Do you have a favourite dinosaur?

[Ralif Redhammer]

Since I was a little kid, same. King of Feathers has nothing on the King of Tanks.

Ankylosaurus. Dude, it's got a MACE.View attachment 248799

 

[Yora]

I mean what part of it did people not understand?

Dinosaurs! Lasers!

I rest my case.

I took the family yesterday. It wasn't as big as I was expecting, but it's still pretty fun to see. Man, those arms are tiny!

Those arms are actually huge. It's just everything else that is way huger.

 

[deganawida]

Only answer that counts:

 

[Tonguez]

Dinosaurs! Lasers!

I rest my case.

Those arms are actually huge. It's just everything else that is way huger.

Around 3 feet long, so not tiny but not really huge either

I was once watching a doco on Blue Whales mating and noted that whale dongs were kinda tiny looking - then the announcer explained that theyre 10 feet long and just look tiny because whales are so huge...

 

[trappedslider]

I remember watching a documentary in which they'd analyzed all the breaks, fractures, and dents in Sue's skeleton and put together a rough biography of her life as a T-Rex. It turns out she'd had a pretty rough go of it!

 

[CleverNickName]

A lot of modern-day scientists hypothesize that the Tyrannosaurus Rex couldn't eat with its front arms, because they are too short.

But the truth of the matter is much simpler: the T-Rex couldn't eat with its front arms because it is, in fact, dead.

 

[Staffan]

I remember watching a documentary in which they'd analyzed all the breaks, fractures, and dents in Sue's skeleton and put together a rough biography of her life as a T-Rex. It turns out she'd had a pretty rough go of it!

SUE goes by non-binary pronouns (they/them).

 

[Dioltach]

A lot of modern-day scientists hypothesize that the Tyrannosaurus Rex couldn't eat with its front arms, because they are too short.

But the truth of the matter is much simpler: the T-Rex couldn't eat with its front arms because it is, in fact, dead.

Or ... maybe it's dead because it couldn't eat with its front arms? (I imagine its back legs weren't much use for eating either.)

 

[Irlo]

A lot of modern-day scientists hypothesize that the Tyrannosaurus Rex couldn't eat with its front arms, because they are too short.

But the truth of the matter is much simpler: the T-Rex couldn't eat with its front arms because it is, in fact, dead.

I thought it ate with its mouth.

 

[MoonSong]

Sue is my favorite dino.

I take Sue and raise you a Big Al

Though we all know my true favorite is a plush Albertosaur named Tomo n_n