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>Game has dinosaurs with lips and feathers

Instantly dropped.
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>>729224686
>Game has dinosaurs with lips and feathers
Are there romance options?
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what does a dinosaur taste like
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>>729224686
In awe at the size of this lad
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dinokino games for this feel?
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>>729224971
If scientist were being truly honest the Trex would look like this.
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>>729224928
ark survival when you put them in pokeballs
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>>729224686
old school paleo art was is and will always be the king and it's not even close
look at this faggot here >>729224971 for example, he can't fathom anything but the extremes - either chicken rex or jurassic park raptors, can't even reason with such subhumans
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feathered dinosaurs are cooler
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>>729224894
T Rex is a fucking monster.
>Over 40 feet long
>18 feet tall at the head
>10-12 tons
Crazy how no mammalian carnivore that ever lived even comes close. Not even the biggest polar bear.
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>>729224971
Honestly I don't think T Rex had lips because it just doesn't make any sense. What even is the argument for lips anyways?
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>>729225174
Isn't that just what the Trex looked like, only the tail isn't sticking up like a birds?

I mean look at birds, they don't naturally stand upright like that, but can if they want to. Why wouldn't Trex?
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>>729224928
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5fkeWXu3eI
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>>729225274
Its skin is deliberately drawn to be monstrous and is nothing like what any living creature would have. The thing looks like a fucking plague victim. Old paleo art isn't not cool, it's just useless at depicting what dinosaurs would have looked like, because they were so often drawn as monsters first, animals second.
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>>729224928
>this single scene inspired ark survival "what if dinosaurs but mysterious high tech magic"
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>>729225214
You had to specify "carnivore" there because the blue whale absolutely dwarves the trex. It's not even close.

It's a little disappointing to know the largest animal to ever exist on this planet exists today and it's just some pussy fish.
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>>729224971
Please show me the evidence that every dino had feathers if it wasn't some sort of ankylo or stego variant?
>inb4 like 4 raptors (2 of them are the true ancestors of birds and small enough for an angry human to rip in half with their bare hands)
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>>729225270
Why wouldn't lips make sense? Wast majority of reptiles have lips. The lips are there to protect the teeth and keep them from drying up. Crocodilians are the only real exception to this and propably get away with it by living in already watery environments.
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>>729224764
Chicken.
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>>729225174
>>729225348
>>729225274
It's not really that bad. I wouldn't call it monstrous. Perhaps the torso, legs and tail could be less "rough" and it could use a bit more muscle but overall it's not bad.
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>>729224686
Are there any people more fat and bald than those who care about Dinosaurs and how they're portrayed?
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>>729225586
Its skin is bubbling brother
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>>729224686
That one has lips
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>>729225545
https://gprivate.com/6jfyl
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>>729225564
I don't see why the main argument for lips is that lizards have them, even though dinosaurs belong to a different family.

Lizards like iguanas, salamanders, monitors etc belong to a family called lepidosaurs. Dinosaurs on the other hand belong to Archosaurs, which comprises of dinosaurs, modern day birds and crocodiles. So we should look to birds and crocs for reference instead of lizards. Birds don't really have any real teeth, so there's nothing to go off from there. Which leaves us with crocs and alligators, which don't have lips.
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science won
paleontology won
scalies lost
spielberg lost
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>>729225449
Megasauropods must have been insane to see in real life. No land mammal comes close.
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what do we think about these guys bros?
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>>729224928
Spore kinda. It has random events in creature stage where a ufo appears and abducts some creatures
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>>729225729
You missed the point and gave me a smug redditor response hoping I would prove myself wrong by finding evidence you couldn't provide.
Why are you subhumans obsessed with absolutely everything having feathers?
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>>729225759
I read that they are basing the lips also on the impressions on the jawbones of the dinosaurs, as in there are apparently some sort of markings on the bones that hint at there having been muscle tissue attachement there that could be indications of lips.
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>>729225759
>Which leaves us with crocs and alligators, which don't have lips.
As anon pointed out, they live in water. If they didn't, they'd have lips otherwise their mouths would dry out. Dry mouth = brittle teeth.
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>>729225858
Based zoo tycoon 2 gameplay but every update is an atomic bomb on your pc
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>>729225889
I gave you the response your bitching deserves. If you were actually curious about why paleontologists these days think that dinosaurs had feathers, you'd actually look into the subject yourself, but we both know that your only opposition to feathered dinosaurs basically stems from a culture war mindset where for some retarded reason, dinosaurs having feathers makes them lame and gay.
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>>729225129
Say what you want about Jurassic Park, it's T. rex is definitely one of the better aged designs. The general anatomy and size is correct, and it was fairly bulky in the first movie. It just needs a couple of design tweaks (like the arms).

Like, you can point to it and say "this is a T Rex", which you cannot do with their "velociraptors", dilophosaurus or spinosaurus
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>>729225214
And yet, it would starve in any mammalian dominated ecosystem because it would starve. Too slow
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>>729225979
They think (some) had feathers but reddit paleontologist wannabes have decided to run with the meme that everything did. Now you're devolving this into some political drama because you're fucking retarded.
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>>729225932
>>729225564
You do realize that crocs and alligators aestivate, right? They spend long periods burrowed up in a dry environment. What then?

Also, what about walruses, smilodons etc?
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Why don't scaletrannies leave dinosaurs behind and take the pseudosuchia pill?
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>>729226021
>"velociraptors", dilophosaurus
The depiction of these was so far from the actual reality you wonder why they even bothered to pretend they're real dinosaurs. They could have just made up fake names.
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>>729226054
Couldn't T Rex run at a speed of like 25 mph? That's almost as fast as Usain Bolt. Imagine a 10 ton animal chasing you with the same speed as some of the fastest humans on earth.
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>>729226101
Actually the current consensus is that proto feathers were propably an ancestral trait to all dinosaurs. As in, even the earliest dinosaurs propably had at least some sort of coating of filaments on their body, that were further developed in proper feathers in the dinosaur lineages closest to birds and in others either disappeared or evolved into quills etc. The point being that dinosaurs propably never were fully "bald" at least not from the get go.
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If you don't think pic related looks way cooler than the naked ballsack looking lizard then I don't know what to tell you niggas
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>>729226156
>You do realize that crocs and alligators aestivate, right? They spend long periods burrowed up in a dry environment. What then?
The majority of their life is spent in water.
>Also, what about walruses, smilodons etc?
Tusk are not the same as teeth. They have minerals regular teeth don't have to make them stronger and more resilient.
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>>729224686
is it me or zoomer/gen A don't give a shit about dinosaurs?
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>>729226324
It looks rather stupid desu

>>729226283
Didn't they decide at some point that it would have broken it's legs if it tried to run?
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>>729226423
No good dino media for their generation would be my guess. I was born in 93 and walking with dinosaurs oneshotted me into a life long fan of dinosaurs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj9qCA91NqA
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>>729224686
You will never play a dinosaur game again scalefag
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>>729226423
From what I've heard kids love the new Jurassic World movies because kids still love dinosaurs.

It's probably not as special for them as it was for older people because there's so many movies with CG dinosaurs these days.
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>>729226364
Crocs aestivate for several months, sometimes even up to a year. Also smilodon teeth were in fact teeth.


Like my man, pic related is what a T Rex looks like with its mouth closed. How would lips even fit into this? It'd end up biting through it.
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>>729226423
>old dinos are outdated
>new dinos are silly
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>>729226551
Here's a real skull instead of an inaccurate drawing of one.
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>>729226423
>>729226512
What are you talking about? Paleo youtube shorts are extremely popular. Though I swear the comments section is full of actual children. Most of the discussion is about "T Rex would destroy your dinosaur" "Nuh uh my Giga would destroy yours."
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Oh uh….real life dinosaur just passing through. Don’t mind him.
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>>729226674
>Most of the discussion is about "T Rex would destroy your dinosaur" "Nuh uh my Giga would destroy yours."
As it was before. All is right in the world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxwRvkjNJQ0
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reminder that bird chads won
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Dinosaurs were never real, they were invented to sell toys
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>>729226816
Birds are in fact, important
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>>729226816
Birds wish they were as cool as their real ancestors.
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>>729226423
They had no retrosaur media so they just know dinosaurs as animals and not cool monsters.
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>>729226423
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>>729226660
The mouth isn't fully closed
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>>729226674
>>729226785
I don't mind it. If anything, I prefer that over those annoying reddit pseud paleonerds who think any depiction of dinosaurs that isn't them rolling on their belly is "awesombro fantasy"
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Reminder that 90% of the dinosaurs you see on tv never really existed, and the jew scientists are just making whole species up based on couple toe bones
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>>729226959
That's as closed as it could get without stabbing itself in the mouth. Good thing it had lips to create a seal.
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>>729224928
did littlefoot meet aliens??? i don't remember this part
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Here's a REAL dinosaur for you all to look at.
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>>729226324
It looks scary so you're kinda right
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god i wish that were me
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>>729227086
There's like 14 movies in the series, did you watch all of them?
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>>729227084
why would it need a seal
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>>729226321
Doesnt that go against the patches of skin imprint we found of trex that has zero feathers?
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>>729226908
>flat cartilaginous sternum, no support for wing muscles resulting in weak ass sissy flaps
>bony jaw and teeth shifting center of mass too far forward for agile mid-air turns
>couldn't turn sharply mid-air anyway because of the oversized stiff tail
>stupid ass claws for climbing as if it can't even fly where it wants to go, planning for failure on an evolutionary scale
Yeah like an f-16 wishes it was a wright flyer maybe
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>>729224686
>OP do not accept science
Instantly ignored.
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>>729226725
holy shit... a cassowarasarus
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>>729227213
Always trust the science.
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>>729227183
Modern rhinos and elephants don't have much hair either. That doesn't mean their ancestors or extinct relatives didn't have full hair cover.
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>>729227170
To keep its teeth moist. If they dry out they become very brittle and break very easily.
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>>729227229
Alan
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>>729227198
Still looks infinitely cooler and more threatening than any bird, except vultures.
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>>729227084
Uh huh
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>>729226928
>>729226996
>Ehehehehehe
>Hahahahaha
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>>729227213
I am just skeptical, that's all
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>>729227298
I was reading an article the other day about how these animals are starting to become so dependent on being fed scraps by humans scientist think they may not survive without humans anymore.
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>>729227347
The lower jaw has slipped out of position.
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>>729226908
I hate how they made Archeopteryx into this generic looking bird
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>>729227347
>posts crushed and flattened skull
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>>729224686
T-Rex had lips, confirmed. Didn't had feathers at least not adult ones. He was also chubby and had hands pointed to each other. This picture is pretty accurate.
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>>729227445
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>>729227390
Your skepticism isn't well researched and comes off as contrarian and nostalgic over childhood memories.
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>>729227463
worry not anon, that artist is just a quintessential brainrotted featherfag
it makes me sad thought everytime i see xer god-awful art when i look up permian era creatures
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>>729227518
That's fake.

For someone who seems to insist on using crocodiles as a source for how the trex jaw worked you should know crocodiles do not have overbites. Their teeth interlock. The same is true for the trex. But the trex had lips because it didn't live in water.
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>>729227571
>fucking archeopteryx didn't have feathers!!!
Scalies are getting out of control
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>>729227679
Did landwelling crocodilomorpha have lips? Not that anon, just thinking.
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>>729227558
I admit that Jurassic Park is a core childhood memory of mine (that scene where the rex roars while the banner falls having been seared into my brain as a 6 year old).

But that's not why I'm against lips. If it were, then I'd trying to prove that dinosaurs could roar like a tiger too.
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>>729227463
>You see this really ancient ancestor of modern birds was actually... JUST A BIRD (that couldn't fly)!
You could make a picture of a human vs a human in a bigfoot costume standing side by side and it would make more sense.

>>729227721
Are you baiting or extremely stupid with extreme bias?
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>>729224928
>>729225325
Yeah, I immediately thought of Spore.
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>>729227792
Archeopteryx wasn't an ancestor to modern birds, retard. It's another branch from the same tree.
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>>729227758
>It is likely that many extinct, land-dwelling crocodylomorphs had lizard-like lips, unlike modern semi-aquatic crocodilians. The presence or absence of lips in extinct archosaurs is a subject of ongoing scientific debate, but evidence suggests a link between a fully terrestrial lifestyle and the presence of lips to protect teeth from drying out
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>here's your proto-crocodile
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>>729225858
Is there any gameplay to this game yet?
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>>729227859
Nitpicking is not an argument. There was no statement anywhere that said it didn't have feathers.
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>>729227721
no anon i'm just saying that nix is a fucking retard that's not to be trusted at all
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>>729227679
Crocs don't have an overbite, but alligators do.
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>>729227237
there were no scientists in paleontologie for like 200 years. It was just millionaires fanfictions
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>>729227942
Ah, so "featherfag" doesn't mean anything then, scalie-retard?
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>>729226423
>>729226928
It's unreal how out of touch you uncs are with zoomers. You all think we are a different species.
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>>729227921
anon, it's a frontier-like sandbox game, nobody actually plays that for the gameplay
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>>729228031
Their teeth still interlock though. The lower set doesn't completely tuck away behind the upper set which is how liars and frauds try to depict the trex jaw as being.
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>>729225858
I bastly prefer Ark's depiction of the relevant dinos. As far as I can tell that's pretty much a completely fictitious interpretation of Compy by incorrectly exaggerating and applying traits of related species despite evidence not supporting it.
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>>729226207
qrd on the less authentic interpretations of dinosaurs?
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>>729228037
>fanfiction
I mean... you can say that about almost all dinosaurs. Except for that one ankylosaur thingy which we know exactly how it looked like because it got mummified.
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>>729226423
all boys love dinosaurs
it is simply so
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>>729225129
No lol
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>>729228179
Okay so what's your point here? Did T Rex's teeth interlock too?
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>>729226857
Wong.
They were too big to fit in the Ark.
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>>729225274
>but can if they want to
Birds lack substantial tails, so there's nothing in the way when they straighten out, unlike a classic dino who's got this massive bot-that-flexible stick poking our their ass
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>>729225129
PIMPED OUT
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>>729228219
The "velociraptor" is closer to a deinonychus but they made them much bigger than they actually are. The dilophosaurus is not a dog sized dinosaur. It's about 2 metres tall. There's no evidence of any frill and certainly no evidence it spat venom.
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>>729228041
so you're baiting
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Honestly, what I hate more than feathers or lips is this weird "slouch" modern paleoartists give theropods. See the top pic? Notice that hunchback it has? I hate it because it makes the animal look smaller than it actually is.

Can't believe Jurassic Park (bottom pic) gives dinosaurs a better posture.
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>>729226021
I don't like how recessed it's eyes are.
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>>729228380
*not-that
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>>729228535
they aren't frozen in that pose forever silly
it's a living animal, it would be constantly moving
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>>729228298
>Did T Rex's teeth interlock too?
Of course they did.

The only time you find non-interlocking teeth is specialized teeth, e.g. fangs, tusk, etc., and a small number of fish species.
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>>729224928
Dino Run
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>>729228219
>>729228507
The real deinonychus was 5 feet tall and weighed 170 lbs and had feathers while the JP raptors are more than 6 feet tall and weigh over 300 lbs. The reason for the lack of feathers is because CGI couldn't animate it well at the time, and the size was amped up because Spielberg wanted bigger dinos.

I heard the reason for the dilophosaurus' frill and its venom was to show how dinosaurs can have characteristics that couldn't be preserved in fossil material. Technically, there is no evidence that dilophosaurus didn't have a frill. Venom is a more complicated issue though.
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>>729225129
hahahaha I can't take this seriously
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>>729228672
If you look up "T Rex mouth closed" most of the images will show some kind of overbite.
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>>729228717
Awesome game. Wish it was longer though.
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>>729224686
The Isle had it's biggest update of all time yesterday so I've just been growing and playing Maiasaura, made a nest but raptors got it
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>>729228841
A slight overbite akin to an alligator would be one thing but the completely tuck the lower jaw behind the upper jaw which is obvious nonsense.

I have no idea why there is a grand conspiracy to depict the trex's jaw inaccurately but there is one.
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>>729228196
compy just needed less feathering and a less drab coloring and it would've been better
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>>729228642
Yeah what I mean is it's annoying how they portray that slouch as a neutral posture. This is how a T. rex should be drawn, maybe with the head reared high.
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>>729228892
Dinosaurs are not a "hobby" retard. They were real animals and don't have to fit what you thought they looked like when you were 10.
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>>729228892
I still enjoy my hobbies lol it’ll bring me joy when that tranny predictably kills its demonic self
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>>729228907
I wish I didn't suck at this game. Just died to a fucking boar. Beats starving to death which is what usually happens to me.
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>>729228882
Multiplayer gave it so much replayability back when the servers were populated. Such a shame it's dead.
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>>729226207
>>729226021
I saw jp3 recently and they go out of their way to mention how spino is a straight up more of a frankenstein monster than dinosaur. It's funny how the newest movie seems to feature more realistic designs but is overall more of a shitshow somehow.
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>>729228998
That's not the point you nig, it's about trannies getting positioned inside paleontologist jobs nowadays. They ruin everything they touch.
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>>729228892
>tr@niis are putting feathers in me dinos
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>>729227086
Pretty sure that's from the 7th movie
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>>729228937
You still haven't addressed the fact that crocodiles aestivate. If an animal can go 7 months in a dry environment while keeping its teeth, then the idea that water keeps them from losing their teeth is a moot point. Not to mention crocodiles and alligators spend most of their time on land..
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>>729229091
There really are an odd number of trannies in paleontology for some reason. Wouldn't matter if they didn't do stuff like this
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>>729229230
>You still haven't addressed the fact that crocodiles aestivate.
They bury themselves in mud. They may as well still be in water.

You act like there's some sort of debate here. It's just an objective fact that because crocodiles don't have lips they can't keep their mouths moist themselves and so need external sources of moisture to keep the mouths moist otherwise their teeth would become very brittle.

>Not to mention crocodiles and alligators spend most of their time on land..
No they do not. They spent the vast majority of the time in water.
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>>729228907
>>729229038
Is it good now? Tried it like 4 years ago and it was very rough.
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>>729229090
They were trying too hard to sell Spino as this new big dino even though it was a relatively unknown taxon at the time with incomplete info.

I find it funny how the backlash to it killing the Rex was so intense that they're practically trying to memoryhole it. They even changed the logo.
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>>729228907
Mech form change
>>729229038
Least the animal and fish spawns actually work for a landmark patch, shit was broken for a fucking month on the hordetest
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>>729229531
I have trouble properly recommending it because there's stuff in it that pisses me off but I still play it, got like 600 hours or so. Here's the latest patch showcase if you're interested in browsing stuff on it though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1dMET5Nv8Q
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>>729229462
I'll get back to the crocodile point after looking up a certain source, but another thing I'd like to bring up is that lips evolved in mammals for the purpose of suckling. I don't think theropod dinosaurs breastfed their young.
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>>729229885
>but another thing I'd like to bring up is that lips evolved in mammals for the purpose of suckling
Not true.

You do know reptiles have lips, right? It is actually considered extremely likely dinosaurs had lips by most of my colleagues.
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>>729229885
>scientists say mammals evolved lips for the purpose of sucking
>despite this my penis remains unsucked
Scientists are hacks. Literally just making shit up.
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>>729226423
nigger i am a zoomer from 98 and i was obsessed with dinosaurs for decades
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>>729226021
it's too skinny though, especially around the neck, T. Rex was heavily muscled
and course JP T. Rex suffers from being Horner'd, I'd love to get a take on it that actually uses it's high intelligence and acute senses properly

like say they're watching a T. Rex through binoculars, zoom in just enough to see it stare back at them, freak out for a moment, stop looking, maybe biologist freaking out a bit harder than the rest knowing the T. Rex is hunting them, they look back and now the T. Rex is gone

It's a 12m long apex predator and somehow they lost sight of it, it's hunting them and now panic mode is 100% justified
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>>729230025
Reptiles have lips because most of them have a relatively weak bite force. T Rex had a potential bite force of up to 70,000 newtons. And do keep in mind that these animals fought each other by biting each others' faces. Any lips it had would get obliterated by that kind of bite force. This would lead to infection, which would lead to death. Lips would be a liability.

I do concede that the comparison with reptiles makes a good argument for other theropods having lips (like allosaurus), but not T Rex.
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>>729230576
except we have zero evidence what so ever that T. Rex actively fought it's own kind in any capacity
also you don't need any kind of bite force to lacerate lips, T. Rex biteforce was that high to shatter bone

And plenty of large mammals with nasty bites fight each other all the time
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>>729224686
for me it was pre dino Dimetrodon
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>>729229358
It's not odd, autistic males and dinosaurs are a classic marriage
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lips?
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>>729231062
These guys help keep your house cool after you tame them using their spines. I love mine, iv never needed an AC unit
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>>729230923
>T. Rex actively fought it's own kind in any capacity
Lolwut? It's probably the most documented aspect of the dino. Many of its fossils have facial scarrings inflicted upon it by other members of its species.
>you don't need any kind of bite force to lacerate lips
You don't but there is a degree. There are animals that could survive having a couple of cuts inflicted upon their lips. An animal with Rex's bite force cannot.
>And plenty of large mammals with nasty bites fight each other all the time
Mammals have stretchy lips, the kind which are not found in any bird or reptile. Also, mammals need lips for suckling. A Tyrannosaurus Rex probably didn't need to suckle.
>>729230025
>Not true
?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lip
> Mammal lips are soft, movable and serve to facilitate the ingestion of food (e.g. suckling and gulping)
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>>729228892
Kek trannies like this hate life more than any incel could
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>>729231236
>> Mammal lips are soft, movable and serve to facilitate the ingestion of food (e.g. suckling and gulping)
That is not the primary purpose of lips. The primary purpose was keep the mouth sealed and moist. Those are secondary uses that came along after we got lips.You may as well be claiming all mammals have lips so they can talk.
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>>729231707
It's not the primary purpose, but it is a pretty big purpose.

Also, regarding the part about keeping its teeth moist. T Rex (and Tarbosaurus) secreted a lot of saliva. This could keep its enamel moist in a dry environment.
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>>729232064
that's a big waste of bodily fluids
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>>729232064
>It's not the primary purpose, but it is a pretty big purpose.
No, it's literally the primary purpose. It's why things that don't suckle and swallow whole also have lips. Basically, if you don't live in water and aren't an invertebrate or have a beak you almost certainly have lips.

>regarding the part about keeping its teeth moist. T Rex (and Tarbosaurus) secreted a lot of saliva
This is just made up.
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>>729228907
Shame trikes / diablo's are obnoxious as fuck. I doubt the Allo / Rex update will change much. Also doesn't help that mix packing on official servers is rampant and nothing can be done about it.
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>>729232235
Nope
>Judging from its size, Tarbosaurus had
well-pronounced transversal striated muscles of the pharynx, larynx, epiglottis, and salivary glands.
https://dinoweb.ucoz.ru/_fr/0/A_new_study_of_.pdf
>In non-avian theropods,
high dental replacement rates (D’Emic et al., 2019)
and the size of the foramen for the glossopharyngeal nerve (IX) in Tarbosaurus and Tyrannosaurus,
which is linked to salivary secretion, both suggest that teeth were
quickly replaced and saliva was produced abundantly enough so that the enamel of the teeth could have withstood a dry environment.
https://palaeo-electronica.org/content/pdfs/1178.pdf
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>>729232562
You're citing a bunch of hacks who are perpetrating the myth the trex had no lips and an enormous overbite and are now just making up crap to try to cover for the obvious flaw in their "hypothesis".
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>>729225858
tiktaalik...my fuarking hero...
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>>729229852
I'll give it a go, worst case scenario I can always refund.

Do they still plan to add tribals and other humans?
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>>729232740
yeah, and given their update speed i expect it to come out before the turn of the next century!
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>>729229038
Make sure you use theislemaps, gamma abusers are the worst part of the game honestly outside of mixpackers.
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>>729225129
no
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>>729225449
whale ain't a fish, retard
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>>729232885
Sure, buddy. Just like tomatoes are a fruit.
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>>729226321
You need to learn how evolutionary tree works. Different genus will have different traits, over the millions of year reign of the dinosaurs lots came and went. A t rex would likely not have feathers, it would be an extreme genus that outgrew its feathers physically and kept warm with calories. Smaller, earlier, or certain genus will have more feathers. Same with long necks, no need for feathers, and with that amount of body surface, growing and maintaining feathers would require so much energy for no reason
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>>729229531
>>729229852
>>729232740
>>729232802
How's Path of Titans if any of you anons played it? Seems to have a lot of content, but also seems a lot more simplified and gamey.
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>>729232637
Listen, looks like we're not gonna agree on this topic, but one last point I'd like to add is keratin. T Rex had a keratinous face. The only animals with keratinous faces are crocodiles (no lips) and pangolins (no teeth). And no, horns don't count since the rest of the face doesn't have keratin.

Idk man, I'm not saying for sure that T Rex didn't have lips. I just think lipless should be considered the default assumption.
>Dinosaurs belong to the only family (archosaurs) whose members don't have lips.
>T rex had an extremely strong bite force. The animal that currently has the strongest bite force is also a reptile that lacks lips.
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>>729233125
You've made a critical mistake about how evolution works. You've assumed there's some sort of sense and aim for efficiency to the mechanism. There is not. This is why so many animals are so fucking stupid. It just has to work well enough for the species to survive. Nothing more.
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>>729229358
THEYRE TURNING THE DINOSAURS GAY
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>>729233290
No, energy efficiency is usually one of the first traits to fall because it correlates with long term survival. So feathers were dropped in larger dinos, sorry
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>>729232820
>theislemaps
Is it up-to-date on where to find food?
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>>729233427
It's not the most up to date but it'll guide you to water you can drink and keep you from getting lost. Food spawns typically when more things are around.
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>>729233385
No. There's lot of animals that expend enormous amounts of energy unnecessarily. There are also lots of animals that are incredibly conservative with energy expenditure, e.g. sloths and pandas, and these animals are so fucking useless they can barely survive. If energy efficiency mattered that much we'd all be really small animals that barely ever need to eat.
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>>729233324
Kek
>Dinosaurs are reptiles like frogs
Guess turning reptilians gay is a recurring theme
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>>729232841
>Science should never change its assumptions when it hurts my feefees
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>>729233548
A lion is still very energy effecient, its a specialised piece of biology
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>>729233125
>>729233385
Wait, if feathers were less likely on larger dinosaurs because it would be too warm and energy consuming, is it possible that larger dromeosaurs (like Utahraptor) were Jurassic Park raptor style scaly, since they were larger than polar bears while living in an environment that's the exact opposite of the North Pole.
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>>729233623
No. You're wrong. Mammals actually eat a lot more than other animals specifically because they waste enormous amounts of energy in heat. We generate far more heat than is needed to keep us warm. Far, far more. We're incredibly energy inefficient. That hasn't stopped use from prevailing over non-mammals that are much more energy efficient at all.
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>game has PRÖÖÖÖÖÖÖH
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>>729226950
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>devs add spikes out of nowhere to signify the species is "older" and more "primal" even though the original apparently newer lineage had enough spikes as is
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>>729226423
It's you. Kids love dinosaurs.
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>>729234327
You'll be redpilled on how true this is if you search "Dinosaurs" or "T Rex" on youtube. 80% of the results are nursery rhymes for kids or elementary school edutainment. Dinosaurs are mainly associated with kids.
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>>729232841
>Elden Ring scartlet rot t-rex
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>>729226021
Other than it's lack of binocular vision, and the colouring, yeah, it's look is pretty good.
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>>729226021
>>729226207
>>729230357
>>729228747
You should read the story behind all the stuff that went into making the Rex. Spielberg and Winston had this weird autism where one moment they'd be like
>These dinosaurs need to be as paleoaccurate as possible
And the next moment they'd be like
>Noooo this is not intimidating enough! Make it scarier!!
https://dinosaursscifi.wordpress.com/2017/05/02/the-design-process-of-jurassic-parks-t-rex/
https://youtu.be/0RWje-EaVhc?si=nyskO8ugt2wBOjgQ&t=243
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>>729226054
>starve
mammalian brains even carnivores make calcuated risk when engaging prey. Dinosaurs being protobirds see something and they take it, what I'm getting at is humans would be open season and theres quite a lot of them to thin out.
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>>729224686
>lips
w-why would they do that?
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>>729236684
If we ever bring back dinosaurs, we should let them loose in India
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>>729227397
Thats sad
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>>729227086
Yeah they were aliens who spend the entire movie giving mysterious tidbits of wisdom and appearing everywhere the main characters are. At the end they get beamed back up and go back to whatever world they came from.
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>>729225348
>deliberately drawn to be monstrous and is nothing like what any living creature would have
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>>729228892
get ragebaited, I guess? this reads like 70% of the posts on this site.
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>>729227086
Nothing after the first movie matters. Its all trash
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>>729226423
results of successful demoralization campaign to deprives young boys of heroes
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>>729227086
>>729227165
>>729229161
>>729239883
>14 movies
What the fuck? I thought there were only two. The first one and the one with that chomper character.
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>>729226423
Dinosaurs inherently cool to kids and are pretty much the only reason Jurassic park still exists as a franchise. It’s just that there hasn’t been much good Dino media lately outside of maybe edutainment documentaries or autists online debating which Dino is the strongest
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>>729240190
There were yearly releases up until 2007 when they also got a shortlived TV series. Cartoon Network would play them occasionally.
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Mfw our earliest ancestors looked like this

Grim
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>>729227101
Snoot Game anf Wani are probably the only dinosaur media I've given a shit about in the past decade and a half. Made me want a cute dino gf.
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>>729240761
We wuz rats?
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>>729224686
They had both. Stay mad.
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>>729240761
That ain't the fish nigga that crawled out of the sea
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>>729227463
HOLY SHIT, IT'S THIS POKEMON!
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>>729227101
No way...
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>>729225129
the t-rex would not have had feathers that extensively, they more likely had feathers in the same way an elephant has hair; sparse and spread out over a wide area
animals that big have issues with retaining too much heat (the t-rex had to be warm-blooded at its size) and a heavy coating of feathers would have made it prone to overheating
the juveniles were probably fuzzy though
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>>729240761
>the furtive pygmy, so easily forgotten
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>>729227234
Is it... inviting me?
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more dinos eating stuff pics pls!
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>>729233925
>De-extinction never ever
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>>729242202
Would that apply to large dromeosaurs like Utahraptor too?>>729233787
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I just finished the book last week and started reading Lost World, it's really fun and better than the movie. I also downloaded Primitive War novels, got any dino books recommendations? I don't mind feathered dinos because I'm not a man child who hate science for some reason
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>>729242950
I heard dinotopia is pretty good
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>>729226321
>ACKSHUALLY
SHUT UP BITCH
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>the people arguing for feathered dinosaurs (NO MUH REALISMS) are using the same bullshit arguments against bikini armor ( WOMEN NEED MORE ARMOR MUH REALISMS)

>>729225348
>it's just useless at depicting what dinosaurs would have looked like, because they were so often drawn as monsters first, animals second.

Motherfucker it's a 20 foot tall multi-ton bullet proof death machine. It's going to be monstrous by default, no matter how many feathers you stick on the bitch. Just keep sipping the syrup and going with the ever changing narrative, feathercuck.
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>>729239883
2nd movie is legitimately just as good
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>>729244074
>he's comparing a real living creature in its own environment with its own adaptations to fantasy elf boivob armor
chuds are fucking retarded lmao
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>>729224686
>we don't want to release on pc because of nude mods
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abl00j1EHvU
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>>729240512
>There were yearly releases up until 2007
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>>729243261
>minbroken
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>>729228882
It's getting a sequel soon
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>>729224928
I forgot all about Land Before Time.
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>>729224686
God I wish that were me.



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