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Tyrannohumanus rex

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* NC. FIGURE 3. H---------- a Tyrannosaurus rex.

* NC. FIGURE 3. H---------- a Tyrannosaurus rex.

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Giant velociraptor

Man (to scale) VELOCIRAPTOR Giant killer: Velociraptor had claws 15 inches long

Man (to scale) VELOCIRAPTOR Giant killer: Velociraptor had claws 15 inches long

Jakapil meme

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Skibidi rex

Reider @Reiderguy Follow skibidi toilet if it was 66 million years ago

Reider @Reiderguy Follow skibidi toilet if it was 66 million years ago

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Dinosaur jaks

HELL I CREEK

HELL I CREEK

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Spinosaurus comparison

MONSTERS RESURRECTED JURASSIC THE HUNTED

MONSTERS RESURRECTED JURASSIC THE HUNTED

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Dromaeosaurus comparison

WALKING WITH DINOSAURS DROMAEOSAURUS PREHISTORIC PLANET

WALKING WITH DINOSAURS DROMAEOSAURUS PREHISTORIC PLANET

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Utahraptor in media

DINOSAUR REVOLUTION PREHISTORIC KINGDOM JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION JURASSIC PARK BUILDER JURASSIC WORLD ALIVE JURASSIC FIGHT CLUB ZOO TYCOON 2 WALKING WITH DINOSAURS

DINOSAUR REVOLUTION PREHISTORIC KINGDOM JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION JURASSIC PARK BUILDER JURASSIC WORLD ALIVE JURASSIC FIGHT CLUB ZOO TYCOON 2 WALKING WITH DINOSAURS

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Deinonychus in media

MONSTERS RESURRECTED A AR JURASSIC RIGHT oth PATH OF TITANS PRIMEVAL JURASSIC WORLD ALIVE JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION THE LOST WORLD JURASSK PARK JURASSK PARK INSTITUTE N SERIES LIFE ON OUR PLANET DINOSAUR KING WHEN WHALES WALKED JOURNEYS IN DEEP TIME DINOSAUR! (1985) FOSSIL CIGHTERS

MONSTERS RESURRECTED A AR JURASSIC RIGHT oth PATH OF TITANS PRIMEVAL JURASSIC WORLD ALIVE JURASSIC WORLD EVOLUTION THE LOST WORLD JURASSK PARK JURASSK PARK INSTITUTE N SERIES LIFE ON OUR PLANET DINOSAUR KING WHEN WHALES WALKED JOURNEYS IN DEEP TIME DINOSAUR! (1985) FOSSIL CIGHTERS

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Laelaps paleoart

Alright Paleotwitter, one more amazing piece of vintage Paleoart... 1896 MAMMALIAN LAELAPS, with fur, whiskers, etc. The text knows it's a dinosaur but since everyone at the time was making kangaroo comparisons to its body plan and jumping ability, I think the artist was confused NEW YORK JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1896. REAL AMERICAN DRAGONS AND MONSTERS. Government Fossil Experts Unearth a Coffection of Mighty Aquatic Animals That Lived Five Million Years Ago. ALAEONTOLOGISTS P. W. Knowlton and T. W. Stanton, of the United preciona object, sarit a part of the skull le disclosed. This part is pmptly wap States Geological survey, have returned to Washington from a visit to a re-ped with gion of marvels Tidy have been collecting fosalls in Converse County, Wyss that have been dipped in paste, otherwise it would fall his ming, where are found deposts of the bones of veritable dragons that red abest on exposure to the alt may be secessary to pour moist plaster of para Sve million years ago. These occur in the famous "Larate beds," which are full of the newly exposed fell and let it harden, so as to hold the relle togethe the skeletons of the monstros estinet reptiles known to science dinosaurs," this is atted at the entire bony stractsre s secred. In meaning iterally terrible reptiles In their time they committed an extensive soological order, the members of which Many of the creatures whose tendere exhibited the utmost conceivable variation as to structure and habits. Noase of these the mosters made falar others were less in site than modem foxes. Most of them seem to have bees seal aquatie, spending inch of their lives is the water. At the period when they lived a large part of the Interior of the North Ameriesa contleent was coveted by a great system of lakes, which extended northward from Mestee and Canada. These lali formed an Island sea of fresh water, so that the geographical aspect of what new the Enited Mistra was as diferent es posible from what It is dow wwhose remains are thus dug out correspond very early to dragons and "eldmers dire" swarmed everywhere to those days Tike the else for example. This was an salmal forty feet long, built the tangaroo, It walled eneet on its hind All along the eastern Bank of the Rocky Montalus may be traced for hdreds of miles certain well-desed struts waleh contain these alent reptillas bus It is pposed that is that part of the country during the epoch described there was a vetary to which the salsale disported themselves in stare aber ease of them got caught in the mod and so perished; and that secounts for the Soding obly their skeletons to each surprising sumbers is that alreation The river bottoms ordinarily are of dry sand, and water is only to be obtaland By digging a liole, into which an alkaline and pleasant fald slowly melt the hunter after fossils is different tordships; be cares naught for the tortures of thirst or the scorching bent of the ass. To him an all-sufficient reward is the sight of a re-looking something sticking walled net on its blad legs and was incredibly agile, leaping seventy bows were armed with teeth like bayonets, and is remarkably forelimbs terbated in bands which were provided with crot claws. The and leg bones of the foarful beast were bollow, for the sake of Heltess probably the dist leg it did to a vie was to scratch its eyes est. Weighing ple of tos, with the activity of as antelope, and provided by nature with far ore effective than those of any dera pismut, the clape was prob the most formidable beast that ever existed In agination one eas picture this frightful ereature stang agro-faiblos the bank of a river, its head uplifted twenty-ve feet above the grounds it was able to overlook a considerabie stretch of country. Perchance it was bly welling in the stream and feeding on the water plants, a reptile far tab than itself, with a long and erase-ike aeck, a very small bead and a body of esop thing twenty toss or or This is a brontosura atpld and al animal, amphibieos to habit, measuring sixty feet from sout to cad of નામ કરીશમા ગા ૨૩૧ mma 1 7 ગામal or boda ગ ગ or $1 અન્ય પ્લાય કામ એ deep gulches and gloomy essy Perhaps it is the great hors of à gleatod a slighted spon Its back. The trigely is quickly accomplished, and the reptile-arbe of an unknown epecies, des divuse is soon gorging itself with the flesh of its gigantie vietin The obres proceeding to to ellash sp the luming the course of the stream, the Imaginative traveller comes every now and df and begin a process of excavation. Is the pen the form of some reple of vast balk and alarming aspect using itself Is a performance sermonsly difisil. To bank or browsing on the aqatle vegetation. But the restores are barle begin with, there are few facilities ash and offensive. A mater superior is sise to any of the meat hand. The nearest railway is fy illesoves heavily through the rushes that fringe the shore and "stumps" Into the water distant, and there is not a bose within that splash In shape it reaches the brontosaur, to which it is nearly re lated, but is much bigger, welghing about thirty tons. This is an atlantosaur-largest Afteen willes. The boses are Imbedded ordinarily in all the animals of that epoch. Its thich bon la six feet long. One observes that brown endstone: It is oft materials by mens of its bige, dat tall, bolding its fore legs agus Its ve fortunately, and easily est. Carefully des as it sells along nadir shallow, la best of e arkable ap is pecked away, wo as not to mutilate the Not far away, fast asleep The Jumping baelaps of 5,000,000 Years Ago. pearance. It is twenty-ove feet long and is elad is a complete armor of bony plates and spines Some of the plates are two or three feet in diameter. Its tail le armed with four pairs airs of spines, each of them about two feet long. The jaws are massive end the eyes large. But the most striking potat to the salmar's wake-up to a series of immense plates of bone arranged along the back from the head to the talle the teeth of a saw, the biggest of the being four feet across The emetre hos formidably equipped for defence is very stupid, having the mallest brojs of a knews vertebrate is proportion to its site. As a compensation it is apples tary brain in its pelvis ten times as big as the soe is its skull. This wonderful ex pansion of the spinal cord is designed for acttathug the powerful tall, which le As the traveller gases is awe upon this strange repille it anddenly opens its eyes and rales it anot. Its sense of smell is very keen, and it rate damere, Ner le It letaken, for an instant later there appears on the river beak a water of most ferociens and alarming aspect. It is twenty feet long and stands erect es its ind Jegs. On Its bead is a big born, and its movements are extremely agile. It e we are and atth large teeth es sharp as kntres, and Its Engers have strong claws. The eyes of the beast are partly protected by overhanging, protuberas Its tail is long, flat and adapted for swimming Wharpen table ntly to chroolge the dread encounter which presently followst Imagine the terror-Inspiring yells of the combatants and the efforts of the create ser-for such is the scientie title of the assailant-to inflict a fatal wound upon its armored adversery. The latter, uttering erlee of distress and fear, can oppose ne effective tactics to the agile foe, which, Iraping to and fro, seems to be on all side at once, trying to fod a vulnerable polat. Bat even the threat of the stego saar is sheathed with armor plates, and the attacking party cannot pet the loved- for chane to rip open the belly of its proposed victim with a stroke of its pow ful hind foot Suddenly something happens With a tremendogs tash of its bege tall the chang stegosaur strikes Its antagonist fall, three or four of the spir etrating the body of the censtossar is a vital part, Blood gh friar the berned llard sized back. The asssait is not renewed, and present angush, the fefecious brute erswis away and vanishes in the forest A marvellous spock traly, from the Boological pelat of view! Professor 0 Marsh, of Yale College, has writtes a bog concerning it, telling all about the din sanes. It will be tested within a few days by the Geological Sarvey. UGLIEST MAN IN ENGLAND. Sir Richard Temple, an Ex-M. P., Wins the Prize for Home- finess. [with folded arms, surveying the scene from kinesth displeas spleased eyebrows and derby hats the worse for wear. Threogh these gatherings ir Richard moved a king His small, keen eyes, bris bese sermounting agent frame outline-b In one of Poole's best-built frock were a centre round which rippling laugh ter, eddying wit and that undercurrent of enous gayety which is fou vot of Its highest perfection among the youth surpe - a To turn from the character to the es reer is, by comparton, unattractive. It mach more Interesting to watch Nie Rich and Birting on the Terrace or winning his hideo way among the most beautifel we en of England than to note the statistical facts of his fine Indisa record-the high administrative posts be filles, bis ability in elleving the famine-strickes districts, his sellest work as Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal and Governor of Bossbay, his ele vation to the baronetage twenty years ago. Yet the two sets of facts have an int An English newspaper, In as effort to be modern, andacions and ostre bas endeav. ored to hd the homellest man in England It located this interesting gentleman and awarded him a prise et a gold snuff box You see his portrait on this page. What, mate connection, and if we desire an es do you think of him? planation of Mr Richard's success is rel The declaton was made to hang on the ing something like fteen millions of vetes of their readers. Whoever by a cer Queen Victoria's desky Indian subjects we in date had metred most votes was all and it la precisely those save and the most noted lady-killers of his time to win the pined be glad to sho When the contest w mes-Henty Irving among the patios, Sir Richard's personal relation distinguished places ou the list bere always been most fortunate. most peres ad foreseen, the Jetty of votes were cast for Sir Richard therespted colleagues and subordinates as well as with Apart from his insinuating hideousness. ces. But the law of contrast boods in life Kennel Club, held to New York every Feb-1 rary. He was slows in England be$8.000 FOR A "L" stairways in New York the sands of the metropolls leid

Alright Paleotwitter, one more amazing piece of vintage Paleoart... 1896 MAMMALIAN LAELAPS, with fur, whiskers, etc. The text knows it's a dinosaur but since everyone at the time was making kangaroo comparisons to its body plan and jumping ability, I think the artist was confused NEW YORK JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1896. REAL AMERICAN DRAGONS AND MONSTERS. Government Fossil Experts Unearth a Coffection of Mighty Aquatic Animals That Lived Five Million Years Ago. ALAEONTOLOGISTS P. W. Knowlton and T. W. Stanton, of the United preciona object, sarit a part of the skull le disclosed. This part is pmptly wap States Geological survey, have returned to Washington from a visit to a re-ped with gion of marvels Tidy have been collecting fosalls in Converse County, Wyss that have been dipped in paste, otherwise it would fall his ming, where are found deposts of the bones of veritable dragons that red abest on exposure to the alt may be secessary to pour moist plaster of para Sve million years ago. These occur in the famous "Larate beds," which are full of the newly exposed fell and let it harden, so as to hold the relle togethe the skeletons of the monstros estinet reptiles known to science dinosaurs," this is atted at the entire bony stractsre s secred. In meaning iterally terrible reptiles In their time they committed an extensive soological order, the members of which Many of the creatures whose tendere exhibited the utmost conceivable variation as to structure and habits. Noase of these the mosters made falar others were less in site than modem foxes. Most of them seem to have bees seal aquatie, spending inch of their lives is the water. At the period when they lived a large part of the Interior of the North Ameriesa contleent was coveted by a great system of lakes, which extended northward from Mestee and Canada. These lali formed an Island sea of fresh water, so that the geographical aspect of what new the Enited Mistra was as diferent es posible from what It is dow wwhose remains are thus dug out correspond very early to dragons and "eldmers dire" swarmed everywhere to those days Tike the else for example. This was an salmal forty feet long, built the tangaroo, It walled eneet on its hind All along the eastern Bank of the Rocky Montalus may be traced for hdreds of miles certain well-desed struts waleh contain these alent reptillas bus It is pposed that is that part of the country during the epoch described there was a vetary to which the salsale disported themselves in stare aber ease of them got caught in the mod and so perished; and that secounts for the Soding obly their skeletons to each surprising sumbers is that alreation The river bottoms ordinarily are of dry sand, and water is only to be obtaland By digging a liole, into which an alkaline and pleasant fald slowly melt the hunter after fossils is different tordships; be cares naught for the tortures of thirst or the scorching bent of the ass. To him an all-sufficient reward is the sight of a re-looking something sticking walled net on its blad legs and was incredibly agile, leaping seventy bows were armed with teeth like bayonets, and is remarkably forelimbs terbated in bands which were provided with crot claws. The and leg bones of the foarful beast were bollow, for the sake of Heltess probably the dist leg it did to a vie was to scratch its eyes est. Weighing ple of tos, with the activity of as antelope, and provided by nature with far ore effective than those of any dera pismut, the clape was prob the most formidable beast that ever existed In agination one eas picture this frightful ereature stang agro-faiblos the bank of a river, its head uplifted twenty-ve feet above the grounds it was able to overlook a considerabie stretch of country. Perchance it was bly welling in the stream and feeding on the water plants, a reptile far tab than itself, with a long and erase-ike aeck, a very small bead and a body of esop thing twenty toss or or This is a brontosura atpld and al animal, amphibieos to habit, measuring sixty feet from sout to cad of નામ કરીશમા ગા ૨૩૧ mma 1 7 ગામal or boda ગ ગ or $1 અન્ય પ્લાય કામ એ deep gulches and gloomy essy Perhaps it is the great hors of à gleatod a slighted spon Its back. The trigely is quickly accomplished, and the reptile-arbe of an unknown epecies, des divuse is soon gorging itself with the flesh of its gigantie vietin The obres proceeding to to ellash sp the luming the course of the stream, the Imaginative traveller comes every now and df and begin a process of excavation. Is the pen the form of some reple of vast balk and alarming aspect using itself Is a performance sermonsly difisil. To bank or browsing on the aqatle vegetation. But the restores are barle begin with, there are few facilities ash and offensive. A mater superior is sise to any of the meat hand. The nearest railway is fy illesoves heavily through the rushes that fringe the shore and "stumps" Into the water distant, and there is not a bose within that splash In shape it reaches the brontosaur, to which it is nearly re lated, but is much bigger, welghing about thirty tons. This is an atlantosaur-largest Afteen willes. The boses are Imbedded ordinarily in all the animals of that epoch. Its thich bon la six feet long. One observes that brown endstone: It is oft materials by mens of its bige, dat tall, bolding its fore legs agus Its ve fortunately, and easily est. Carefully des as it sells along nadir shallow, la best of e arkable ap is pecked away, wo as not to mutilate the Not far away, fast asleep The Jumping baelaps of 5,000,000 Years Ago. pearance. It is twenty-ove feet long and is elad is a complete armor of bony plates and spines Some of the plates are two or three feet in diameter. Its tail le armed with four pairs airs of spines, each of them about two feet long. The jaws are massive end the eyes large. But the most striking potat to the salmar's wake-up to a series of immense plates of bone arranged along the back from the head to the talle the teeth of a saw, the biggest of the being four feet across The emetre hos formidably equipped for defence is very stupid, having the mallest brojs of a knews vertebrate is proportion to its site. As a compensation it is apples tary brain in its pelvis ten times as big as the soe is its skull. This wonderful ex pansion of the spinal cord is designed for acttathug the powerful tall, which le As the traveller gases is awe upon this strange repille it anddenly opens its eyes and rales it anot. Its sense of smell is very keen, and it rate damere, Ner le It letaken, for an instant later there appears on the river beak a water of most ferociens and alarming aspect. It is twenty feet long and stands erect es its ind Jegs. On Its bead is a big born, and its movements are extremely agile. It e we are and atth large teeth es sharp as kntres, and Its Engers have strong claws. The eyes of the beast are partly protected by overhanging, protuberas Its tail is long, flat and adapted for swimming Wharpen table ntly to chroolge the dread encounter which presently followst Imagine the terror-Inspiring yells of the combatants and the efforts of the create ser-for such is the scientie title of the assailant-to inflict a fatal wound upon its armored adversery. The latter, uttering erlee of distress and fear, can oppose ne effective tactics to the agile foe, which, Iraping to and fro, seems to be on all side at once, trying to fod a vulnerable polat. Bat even the threat of the stego saar is sheathed with armor plates, and the attacking party cannot pet the loved- for chane to rip open the belly of its proposed victim with a stroke of its pow ful hind foot Suddenly something happens With a tremendogs tash of its bege tall the chang stegosaur strikes Its antagonist fall, three or four of the spir etrating the body of the censtossar is a vital part, Blood gh friar the berned llard sized back. The asssait is not renewed, and present angush, the fefecious brute erswis away and vanishes in the forest A marvellous spock traly, from the Boological pelat of view! Professor 0 Marsh, of Yale College, has writtes a bog concerning it, telling all about the din sanes. It will be tested within a few days by the Geological Sarvey. UGLIEST MAN IN ENGLAND. Sir Richard Temple, an Ex-M. P., Wins the Prize for Home- finess. [with folded arms, surveying the scene from kinesth displeas spleased eyebrows and derby hats the worse for wear. Threogh these gatherings ir Richard moved a king His small, keen eyes, bris bese sermounting agent frame outline-b In one of Poole's best-built frock were a centre round which rippling laugh ter, eddying wit and that undercurrent of enous gayety which is fou vot of Its highest perfection among the youth surpe - a To turn from the character to the es reer is, by comparton, unattractive. It mach more Interesting to watch Nie Rich and Birting on the Terrace or winning his hideo way among the most beautifel we en of England than to note the statistical facts of his fine Indisa record-the high administrative posts be filles, bis ability in elleving the famine-strickes districts, his sellest work as Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal and Governor of Bossbay, his ele vation to the baronetage twenty years ago. Yet the two sets of facts have an int An English newspaper, In as effort to be modern, andacions and ostre bas endeav. ored to hd the homellest man in England It located this interesting gentleman and awarded him a prise et a gold snuff box You see his portrait on this page. What, mate connection, and if we desire an es do you think of him? planation of Mr Richard's success is rel The declaton was made to hang on the ing something like fteen millions of vetes of their readers. Whoever by a cer Queen Victoria's desky Indian subjects we in date had metred most votes was all and it la precisely those save and the most noted lady-killers of his time to win the pined be glad to sho When the contest w mes-Henty Irving among the patios, Sir Richard's personal relation distinguished places ou the list bere always been most fortunate. most peres ad foreseen, the Jetty of votes were cast for Sir Richard therespted colleagues and subordinates as well as with Apart from his insinuating hideousness. ces. But the law of contrast boods in life Kennel Club, held to New York every Feb-1 rary. He was slows in England be$8.000 FOR A "L" stairways in New York the sands of the metropolls leid

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Styraco-cycle

Those are triceratops

Walking with dinosaurs triceratops prop

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Unorganized vs organized meme

Unorganized Organized

Unorganized Organized

Dilophosaurus couple

It gets better

trust me it will get better SOME TIME LATER... there's no way this could possibly get better, huh it got better @Speed. thiet

trust me it will get better SOME TIME LATER... there's no way this could possibly get better, huh it got better @Speed. thiet

raptors it gets better

Nigel marven flies with pteranodon

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Dinosaurs: science vs creationism

DINOSAURS DINOSAURS ACCORDING TO ACCORDING TO CREATIONISTS Dinosaurs and Dragons Land Dragon Created on Day Six SCIENCE Behemoth Created on Bay Six Leviathan Created on Day Five Answers BIRD

DINOSAURS DINOSAURS ACCORDING TO ACCORDING TO CREATIONISTS Dinosaurs and Dragons Land Dragon Created on Day Six SCIENCE Behemoth Created on Bay Six Leviathan Created on Day Five Answers BIRD

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Dunkleosteus

THE DUNK SCALE CUTE MAX SHALL

THE DUNK SCALE CUTE MAX SHALL