>american dinosaur
>is a fatass
kek, god has a sense of humor.

He's not fat, just big-boned.

>>212685331 (OP)
>skipped everything but leg day

why are his arms so small?

>>212685378
Because they're long enough to reach where it matters

>>212685331 (OP)
I've been learning about the permian, triassic, jurassic and Crataceous period.
Cool stuff

>>212685378
they were actually birds, T-rex looked like a chicken

>>212686490
>they were actually birds, T-rex looked like a chicken

>>212686490
MY DINOS DO NOT HAVE FEATHERS

>>212686490
No, bipedal dino is their own final form just like crab. Bird is other branch

>>212685331 (OP)
What did most high God mean by this?

>>212686490
All dinos didn't have feathers and they have found T-Rex skin fossils which don't have feathers, so if T-Rex had feathers, it was minimal coverage in just certain parts of the body.

>>212689643
>minimal coverage in just certain parts of the body
so pubic feathers?

>>212687645
Birds are direct descendants of the dinosaurie, specifically theropods, which T-Rex also was.

>>212689751
:D no idea but it was more like the raptors were these chickens in steroids.

>>212689913
I wonder how did they taste

>>212686473
Based and paleontologypilled
The Permian is pretty interesting with its proto mammal like creatures