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- Wed, 18 Sep 2019 23:57:33 EST XXg8Sh7i No.23810
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>Only paleontology board is dead
Whittington doesn't approve
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Caroline Greenlock - Sat, 02 Nov 2019 00:17:59 EST X2SftNyb No.23828 Reply
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>>23810
yeah well he's dead too so deal with it

Pangea

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- Thu, 29 Dec 2016 15:29:47 EST wBLqNxXg No.23431
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What would daily life on pangea be like?
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Clara Fassleridge - Tue, 22 Oct 2019 21:26:55 EST 0W40+vts No.23822 Reply
If you suddenly got transported there you'd probably very quickly get horribly sick from ancient viruses your body can't handle and then eaten
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McKush - Mon, 11 Nov 2019 17:56:09 EST hhj7s1M9 No.23830 Reply
I imagine a pretty dry inland but quite nice on the shores and there's a lot of shore. It's quite a crazy thing to have existed.

before dinosaurs

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- Wed, 03 Aug 2016 23:20:07 EST sA1X1JXb No.23343
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does /dino/ think there were things here before dinosaurs?

creatures predating dinosaurs.. buried deep turned into oil or other mineral/substance
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Sidney Blunkinnock - Thu, 21 Feb 2019 21:12:45 EST u6HcXoCq No.23732 Reply
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and trilobites, a heck of a lot of them
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Clara Dallerforth - Sat, 06 Apr 2019 05:31:48 EST gY5i9NGT No.23758 Reply
>>23343
Undoubtedly! It's pretentious to assume that we've excavated and completely understood all possible fossil remains on our planet. Who the hell knows what kind of other creatures existed that we've yet to be told about?
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David Hezzleshit - Sat, 02 Nov 2019 14:54:37 EST LOxSU4z3 No.23829 Reply
>>23343
It all started with the penisinsidesonia creature. T'wa(t)s not a dragon tho

photo of dinosaur

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- Sat, 05 Oct 2019 01:45:49 EST AuroEA6+ No.23816
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apparently this was well preserved with skin and organs and beard
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Caroline Greenlock - Sat, 02 Nov 2019 00:14:38 EST X2SftNyb No.23827 Reply
dinosaurs was hipsters

Pterosaur Appreciation Thread

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- Thu, 24 Oct 2019 18:08:06 EST ny8h0rqk No.23824
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Post your favorite pterosaurs and favorite pterosaur artwork
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John Sankinhot - Fri, 01 Nov 2019 20:56:44 EST AFCvDg5G No.23826 Reply
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>>23825
Will be surprised if this isn't already on this board.

Prehistoric Mammal Thread

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- Wed, 12 Feb 2014 14:36:15 EST Xnw2kV/u No.21113
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What's your favorite prehistoric mammal? I love me a good gomphotheres.
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John Dillerpore - Fri, 15 Sep 2017 05:03:27 EST JVJO98ss No.23565 Reply
Thylacoleo carnifex. That dropbear meme that Aussies try to fool backpackers with? Well this thing was essentially one. Semi-opposable thumbs, probably arborial, too squat to go fast.
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Jenny Drudgesare - Thu, 24 Oct 2019 18:01:21 EST ny8h0rqk No.23823 Reply
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archaeobelodon is definatley a canidate for coolest prehistoric mammal

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- Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:35:43 EST Lyoz8k0Q No.17763
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What happened to the bump when Dino'd thread?

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Thomas Nemmerchodge - Tue, 10 Sep 2019 02:10:52 EST BBisv6jP No.23807 Reply
I've been posting in this thread for years...

still dinoed all this time!
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Sidney Sennerfield - Sun, 29 Sep 2019 11:02:54 EST BApuzidh No.23814 Reply
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I've been dino'd on this day and many others, let's bring them back with the power of psychic-time travel!

Dinosaurs, our shared history and future - by Bumble Bumbum

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- Sat, 17 Aug 2013 16:55:43 EST iEYL2205 No.20505
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The problem with /dino/ is that in todays mundane society aren't dinosaurs (blessed they are) as cool as they were back in the day.

According to Google Trends were dinosaurs most popular in 1929, which was the year when the first dinosaur skeleton was discovered by archaeologist Sir Dr. Howard Carter. After its discovery it didn't take long until other eager archaeologists flooded the deserts with their pickaxes and dug up more skeletons -"each more buttfuck ugly than the last", as the young John Loyd Stephens said in an interview about his hobby: Dinosauring.

Dinosaurs - name coined by Sir Carter - was the rave in intellectual discussion circles, speculating about these ghastly beasts and their origin. The knowledge of them quickly spread to the general population, where it became the most popular topic of smalltalk, even going as far as topping the Stock Market Crash and the weather.

In the memoirs of Sir Carter he wrote "Inquiries on the mystery that is the spectacular dinosaur has become the new meaning of humanitys existense: what they were, where they came from and where they went are questions that require answers. But... My heart is filled with sadness due to the fact that the dinosaurs we find all seem to be dead, which means that can't we question them about themselves. Aye, a pity it is...".

The mysterious dinosaurs gained climbing interest during the following decade, which came to be the most prosperous time in human history.
A new marked had been established: the Dino-market, which produced and sold dino- toys, dino-candy, dino-cuttlery, dino-clothes, dino-tools, dino-dynamite, dino- cars, dino-everything. Litterature on dinosaurs reached over various genres, amongst which were scientific, fictive, musicbooks, childbooks, pop-upbooks, and even erotic (RAAAWWR!); the list goes on. Anything could be turned into some form of dinosaur-esqe theme and it sold like melted butter, helping the US economy stand on its feet again after the recession. People were crazy about dinosaurs (much thanks to glorious advertising) and nothing but dinosaurs were on peoples minds and lips. There is no debate among economists and historians that without the discovery of dinosaurs and the commercialisation of them would the worlds economy have died and went extinct like the dinosaurs (may them rest in peace).

Despite the growing economy and love amongst the people problems arose...
When the second world war broke out. It changed how we viewed the world and the once golden future people had imagined alongside dinosaur-paraphernalia faded as it was instead replaced by a bleak and grey vision of the future where there was only war... and no dinosaurs.
The children that had been raised in the midst of the dino-craze were now the men and women who fought in the war; a cunning generation with such dinotastic courage that the fascistic dino-hating axis was deluded enough to challenge... The rest is history.

After the war, shamefully, wasn't the love for dinosaurs rekindled in the hearts of men.
The introduction of television, coca-cola and rock'n'roll to the general populace made dinosaurs seem less extravagant and yesterdays news (which was a plan by the fascist dino-hating axis to pussyfy their enemies and weaken our economy). Since then have dinosaurs been seen as "fucking lame", "only interesting for nerdy faggots" and "RAAAWRING!" (a way of saying 'boring' in old dinosaur-speak, which most people could speak fluently back in the 'Spring of the Dinosaur')

New trends emerged through the decades, but none were about dinosaurs. It seemed that the fascists had won after all...

Heroic efforts by the League of Extra-Cool Dino-Men were made to awaken the interest for dinosaurs amongst the populace, producing films such as 'Jurassic Park', 'The Land Before', 'Dinosaur' and 'WE'RE BACK!' (which were all totally financed by L.E.C.D.M), but the films didn't gain as much popularity as anticipated.

Right now all our hope lies with the upcoming 4th 'Jurassic Park' movie, which is the Leagues latest effort of making dinosaurs relevant again. In a press conference, held by the Leagues PR-consult Bridget "Feathers on Skin" McBlott, she told reporters that Jurassica Park IV would be the L.E.C.D.M's final go at re-popping dinosaurs.
She wnet on to say that "There is no money left. Nada. Zip-Zap-Stop. Finito. For decades has our organisation been funded with oil money, which dinosaur ghosts have graciously gifted us with, leading us to their ancient burialgrounds and letting us pump their Dino-Essence and use that money to fund our goodhearted dino-propaganda. Praise Dino!"
She went on to say that "Now the last drop of oil is gone so there is no financing to spread the sacred message of the Dino. Our tries of saving humanity from the coming financial collapse by sparking an interest in people for dino-merchandise, which would greatly boost our shared economical interests, have all failed. We beg for forgivness, gentle Dino Lords! Praise Dino", after which the whole conferenceroom started doing a ritualistic dinosaur mating-dance which ended in a tender farewell orgy between the reporters and the L.E.C.D.M.
"It was immensely beautiful and yet incredibly sad" said one of the reporters, "knowing that there wouldn't be anymore dinosaur films being made after JP IV, so we fucked eachother good and hard trying to show our devotion to the dinosaur spirit, despite the general populace being incredibly fucking ignorant for not liking dinosaurs!"

What will happen to our world economy depends on the upcoming films success on the box-office and wether it sparks a new love for giant lizards or not. All we can personally do is go watch the movie several times (NO PIRATING! IF YOU PIRATE JP IV YOU HATE DINOSAURS!) and spread the message of the dinosaurs.
You don't want our economy to collapse, do you...?
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Jarvis Pittdock - Wed, 06 Jun 2018 11:25:36 EST Utmvt722 No.23645 Reply
Dino's are all fake n gay anyways. They are nothing but Jew, illuminati dino propaganda anyways.
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Lillian Fepperham - Sun, 29 Sep 2019 13:31:09 EST rbMYDVvH No.23815 Reply
>>23805
Primal seems to be something which is intended to inspire us to regress back to our ancestorial minds, not in a malevolent sense, but rather to remind us of the reality which our ancestors' daily life consisted off; kill or be killed, live or die.

Of course, it's "just a cartoon" but the trailers invoke a very.. foreign yet familiar feeling within me, one that invokes me to concider an alternative way of living, not taking for granted the luxuries of the modern society but rather fight for one's own living.. bleh fuck

T-Rex Appreciation Thread

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- Wed, 27 Mar 2019 22:58:05 EST lEX2dNFx No.23743
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More like T-Rekts amirite? Most powerful bite force ever and a huge 12ft cock. Tis good to be the tyrant lizard king.
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Simon Crendermut - Wed, 21 Aug 2019 20:04:52 EST o1CH9Edl No.23800 Reply
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DICKS EVERYWHERE
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Sidney Sennerfield - Sun, 29 Sep 2019 10:59:12 EST BApuzidh No.23813 Reply
Bruh, T. rex with a 12 foot cock would be like a quarter of it's body length. thta's like having a cock as long as your shin. Although, I guess elephants and horses are pretty endowed tbh, maybe the stories are true...

underrated dinosaur thread?

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- Wed, 14 Feb 2018 05:21:15 EST XB5ns5N0 No.23607
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Underrated dinosaur thread.
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Ian Dambleheck - Thu, 28 Jun 2018 21:40:07 EST eIP3z+Ld No.23655 Reply
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>>23619
in some cases, yeah
ringnecks develop their neck ring when they're adults and many of them start off with pink beaks and feet before they turn dark grey.
also, colors become more bright with age.
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Lydia Gondertidge - Wed, 18 Sep 2019 21:31:08 EST XXg8Sh7i No.23809 Reply
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Psittacosaurus probably THE most based dinosaur

Welcome to Dino Death Island!

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- Thu, 22 Aug 2019 17:21:06 EST o1CH9Edl No.23801
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Rawr Rawr!
Rawr Rawr!
RaRa Rawr RaRa Rawr Rawr!
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Sophie Clarryfuck - Sat, 24 Aug 2019 16:42:57 EST SUHer652 No.23802 Reply
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welcome...

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