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#10

Quite like Ankylosaurus and Troodons but going to go mainstream with Triceratops as long as they’re exactly as depicted in Jurassic Park ie. I can stroke them and ride them around and they are gentle giants.

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#11

All of these ones

#12

I remember making an absolutely banging project on different dinosaurs in year 5 of primary. Probably the pinnacle of my academic career and wider creative endeavours.

#13

JR

#14

Diplodocus. I once wrote a poem for them.

#15

Dilly

#16

am i allowed a woolly mammoth?

not a dinosaur, but definitely dinosaur adjacent

#17

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#18

Another one in the triceratops crew here

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#19

I have to say… The Best of the Dinosaurs.

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#21

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#22

They’re like a bull and a rhino combined and can take down a T. Rex. Definitely the best one

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#23

I love a good stegosaurus but this guy takes the title:

The 1990 exhibition Dinosaurs Alive was the best thing ever to hit Edinburgh. A bunch of animatronic dinosaurs which could move their heads about 6 inches in each direction. No child who visited will ever forget how awesome it was. Pretty sure they had one of those guys ^ on display.

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#24

Worst dinosaur: Iguanodon

#25

Found this lad terrifying as a kid at the nhm

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#26

find it weird there is no definitive answer as to why dinosaurs were so big

#27

I remember reading that bigger dinosaurs possibly had much higher body temperatures. I’m not sure if that’s a cause or effect of them being big though

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5166518.stm

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#28

I got a book on dinosaurs for Christmas. Might find an answer in there when I finally get around to reading it

#29

Before I realised it was just a “suggested video” at the end this had me very, very confused.

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