Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:14:24 PM No.213370878
What is it about the T-Rex that made it the most iconic dinosaur of all time?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:16:13 PM No.213370898
>>213370878 (OP)
the most iconic dino is the triceratops.
the most iconic dino is the triceratops.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 2:16:45 PM No.213370903
He was the only non-feathered theropod and therefore the coolest
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:03:18 PM No.213371621
It's the closest we have to a living dragon
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:10:22 PM No.213371740
>>213370878 (OP)
It was the largest carnivore, which lead to it being used in the most film and television series and there was also a lot of almost complete skeletons of them found in the late 80s-early 90s when dinomania was really high.
It was the largest carnivore, which lead to it being used in the most film and television series and there was also a lot of almost complete skeletons of them found in the late 80s-early 90s when dinomania was really high.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:17:54 PM No.213371859
>>213370878 (OP)
spinosissies... what went wrong?
spinosissies... what went wrong?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:37:24 PM No.213372197
>>213370878 (OP)
the most iconic donsaur is none of them, they didnt exist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdzRyortqLA
the most iconic donsaur is none of them, they didnt exist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdzRyortqLA
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:40:37 PM No.213372254
>>213372197
Do you ever get tired of being brown?
Do you ever get tired of being brown?
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:40:58 PM No.213372261
>>213372197
The Jurassic Park franchise clearly exists, anon.
The Jurassic Park franchise clearly exists, anon.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:41:58 PM No.213372281
>>213371740
>dinomania
What even triggered dinomania? Does someone wake up one day and go "lets make this a thing for a while generation of kids"?
>dinomania
What even triggered dinomania? Does someone wake up one day and go "lets make this a thing for a while generation of kids"?
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:47:30 PM No.213372379
>>213372281
Dinosaur renaissance. New discoveries lead to change in perception. Dinosaurs weren't slow moving lumbering frog retards that died for because they were too fat but fast, dynamic killers. And it wasn't the first time neither, victorians went crazy over dinosaurs too when they were first discovered.
Dinosaur renaissance. New discoveries lead to change in perception. Dinosaurs weren't slow moving lumbering frog retards that died for because they were too fat but fast, dynamic killers. And it wasn't the first time neither, victorians went crazy over dinosaurs too when they were first discovered.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:49:14 PM No.213372407
>>213372197
I like this schizotheory. The real fossil record is actually tiny and most of these skeletons are just aggressive extrapolations. Field didn't even exist until the 1800's and then "randomly exploded" like some kind of scientist gold rush for fame and acclaim.
I like this schizotheory. The real fossil record is actually tiny and most of these skeletons are just aggressive extrapolations. Field didn't even exist until the 1800's and then "randomly exploded" like some kind of scientist gold rush for fame and acclaim.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:51:12 PM No.213372435
what if dinosaurs were actually friendly? and turned them into villains just for the movie purpose. a trex was like a giant chicken
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 3:52:54 PM No.213372463
>>213372379
Iām old enough to have childhood picture books where the T-Rex stood upright and lumbered around to standing more parallel to the ground and being more quick and sleek that previously thought (I think Jurassic Park popularized that), to being more of a scavenger than a hunter, to having feathers, to not having feathers again, to making a sound closer to an alligator bellowing than a roar.
Iām old enough to have childhood picture books where the T-Rex stood upright and lumbered around to standing more parallel to the ground and being more quick and sleek that previously thought (I think Jurassic Park popularized that), to being more of a scavenger than a hunter, to having feathers, to not having feathers again, to making a sound closer to an alligator bellowing than a roar.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:02:04 PM No.213372602
this is wha thtey actually looked like