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Favorite Prehistoric Animal?

Discussion in 'Fun and Games' started by Kodo, Jul 6, 2015.

  1. Kodo

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    What is your favorite prehistoric animal?

    Mine would just have to be the saber-tooth tiger.

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    Megaladon :slight_smile:
     
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    There's a few contenders, but I'm going to go with:

    Raptors.
     
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    Nuralagus rex! It's like a big ol' bunny with a big curved spine!

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    When I was little I was obsessed with the triceratops... :lol:
     
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    Mosasaur.
    I loved seeing one in Jurassic World, even if it was a bit off in size proportions (to what an actual mosasaur would be like.)

    I fell in love with them after National Geographic did a "Sea Monster" documentary/movie 7ish years ago? It became a game too, and I still have the movie and a copy of the game for the Wii. XD

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    Mesohippus. It's like a cute little horse!

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    Joan Rivers.
     
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    oh my god:lol:
     
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    mine as well. I am a big cat person - so Sabre-toothed tiger too.

    If you mean dinos? Then: t-rex...I mean who else.
     
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    Castoroides, or giant beaver. They were up to 7 feet long, and weighed up to 250 pounds.

    Funny image shows scale!

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    That would be one scary beaver.
     
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    Stegosaurus! The cutest dino ever!!!
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    Plesiosaurus :slight_smile: So different, and I've always loved aquatic animals.
     
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    I've always liked Pterodactyls.

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    saber-toothed tiger
     
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    T-Rex for sure!
     
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    Stegosaurus, Velociraptors, Triceratops, Pterodactyls and Woolly Mammoths. If I had to choose just one, it'd be a close call between the Stegosaurus and Triceratop :grin:

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    Does this guy count?

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    Koolasuchus, the giant dinosaur eating salamander of prehistoric southpole Antartica/Australia

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