For me it's the triceratops.
For me it's the triceratops
Joshua Nguyen
Angel Reyes
Land dinosaurs are lame. Take a Liopleurodon.
I like the prehistoric wales like Basilosaurus
and the Livyatan.
Ayden Morales
This is now a prehistoric animal thread. Take this goofy looking dog as well
Gavin Myers
How did thev aquatic dinosaurs die? They could just hide underwater?
Jason Torres
Deinonychus FTW.
>predator: check
>smol: check
>majestic fucking feathers: check
Samuel Jackson
They evolved like the dinosaurs. Bigger predators like the Megalodon and the Liopleurodon was too big for their own good, they ate up all the food and died out.
Julian Jones
Yep they faked it, fake fake fake filter liars.
Jose Carter
JP Velociraptors are actually based upon Deinonychus.
Matthew Roberts
For me, it's koolasuchus. I fell in love with this big slimy boy the first time I saw him on Walking With Dinosaurs as a kid.
Jose Gutierrez
Walking with Dinosaurs was one of my favourite shows as a kid. The one about animals before dinosaurs was better though imo. Like just look at this dude
Matthew Gomez
>that pic
What an absolute dork!
Caleb Johnson
well you see for me it's the quetzalcoatlus, it was one of the largest flying animals of all time and is named after a wind dragon god.
Aiden Hernandez
amazing that these things were able to fly
Jace Russell
im all about the Pachycephalosaurus. was my favorite dinosaur as a kid and its still awesome.
Xavier Gonzalez
I still don't believe they actually flew. It's the most awkward looking creature. Looks like it would just fall and bust its giant head open.
Hudson Clark
The nature of flight in Quetzalcoatlus and other giant azhdarchids was poorly understood until serious biomechanical studies were conducted in the 21st century. One early (1984) experiment by Paul MacCready used practical aerodynamics to test the flight of Quetzalcoatlus. MacCready constructed a model flying machine or ornithopter with a simple computer functioning as an autopilot. The model successfully flew with a combination of soaring and wing flapping
later computer modelling led the two researchers to conclude that Quetzalcoatlus was capable of flight up to 130 km/h (80 mph) for 7 to 10 days at altitudes of 4,600 m (15,000 ft)
imagine flying in the air for a full week bros
Julian Hill
Maybe at the time, but even Deinonychus was a little too small, Achillobator was probably the closest in size to the JP raptors
Elijah King
they had trees back then?
Isaiah Wright
Walking with dinosaurs was the shit. I liked the bit where the Dino rode a skateboard in the credits
John James
Here comes the long boi fellas
Jace Sanders
feathered raptors are cute
CUTE
Nolan Miller
YO I GOT DINOSAUR EGGS, DINOSAUR EGGS
Ethan Parker
>Liopleurodon
>pliosaurs in general
>large
lel
Nathaniel Phillips
very cool thread
this is my favorite. I use him for all my passwords
Lincoln Evans
those feels. based
Blake Myers
Ankylosaurus was legitimately underrated.
John Morales
I like the parasaurolophus. Their name is a mouthful but everyone knows who they are.
Jace Reyes
For me, its the terradactyle. I dont even know how to spell it lmao
Landon Nelson
pterosaurs are not dinosaurs
Jacob Baker
Honorary dinosaurs
Evan Parker
unlike your mom
Andrew Stewart
they were flying reptiles that descended from a common ancestor of dinosaurs
pic related are undeniably literal dinosaurs
Aaron Perez
man, dinosaurs are based as hell
Oliver Baker
those are parrots user