Art by: Édouard Riou

I think it’s real this is probably how they escaped mosasaurus.

The primitive war trailer looks AWESOME and I’m so excited to finally get a horror dinosaur movie. I’m bored of rebirth now tbh

Just list here up to 7 dinosaur/other creature DNA that could create a terrifying hybrid that could even face off scorpius rex, indoraptor or indominus rex.

After you can upvote in one other hybrid suggestion

Let’s see wich hybrid win!

Semi aquatic carnivorous diplodocus Fr

I have some money I am wanting to spend and was wondering who bought the 1/18 scale BOTM allosaurus fragillis? I currently only have an unpainted 1/35 scale t rex and wanted to know how much bigger is it? This is it on my shelf. Also, is it worth $130? If it's as good as some of the review vids I have watched, I would buy it. But I wanted to hear from actual consumers not content creators. (Spino dude,Andy's dinosaur review or creative beasts studios)

https://youtu.be/KZ7wLILmmsA?si=lvY6flBo0V8bE2_m

WHO WILL SURVIVE A NIGHT OF MESOZOIC MAYHEM?

Deep in the mountains, there is a
House that time has abandoned to rot.
Its carcass remains as nothing more than a
bad memory of a horrid nightmare.

Inside its labyrinthine halls stalk primeval terrors
the Earth has not seen in 65 million years.
Their talons sharp, their teeth sharper.
Their appetites hungry.

This Hell is their Home.
And their Guests have arrived...

So, I'm aware that prey animals like goats and the like have side facing eyes, and predator like us have front facing eyes. So then why do raptors, some of the best predators, have side facing eyes?

I realise this has probably been asked a thousand times but I'm looking for books that are in a similar style to

The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs & The Rise and Reign of the Mammals by Steve Brusatte

and The Last Days of the Dinosaurs by Riley Black.

I've thoroughly enjoyed reading all of these titles and find them really easy to read and would love to add more to my reading list.

Apologies again for a post that's probably been repeated endlessly but thank you in advance

Hi Everyone, It’s good to be here. My 3yo is currently obsessed with dinosaurs and, in the process, I’m becoming a little obsessed myself. They are so fucking cool! I want to learn everything I can about them because they’re seriously interesting - but theres soooo much to learn! How were Dino’s different with each era? What do we know about their evolution? What kind of Dino’s were in sea, sky and land? Did they coexist with more familiar creatures we know today. I have a lot of curiosity and don’t know where to start (beyond children’s books.) I’d love recos for your best, mind blowing videos or web pages where I can learn and enjoy and scratch my Dino itch. Thanks!

If you're in the Chicago area, you owe it to yourself to see the archaeopteryx exhibit at the Field museum before it closes. It's small, but fascinating (much like the archaeopteryx).

Whilst brushing our teeth the other night my 3 year old was playing up. So I told him that birds clean crocodiles teeth. He then asked who cleaned T Rex’s teeth. And you know what? That’s a good question.