This one is for all of you dinosaur lovers out there. I do have an objection regarding the headline, which I didn’t write by the way; it came with the article. How can a deer-sized dinosaur that could out-run me and eat me be considered cute? I mean, we are seriously not talking about an infant bobcat.
And, this reminds me of something I read which I don’t think was a joke. Scientists are just a few years away from bringing a dinosaur to life. The response I saw to that was: “Dude, there have been three movies made about why that was literally a bad idea.” (Probably not an exact quote, especially considering my memory.)
That is all on the dinosaur front in the microcosm…because I knew you all were looking for dinosaur stories, especially since I just reviewed Mammoth!
A newfound tyrannosaur species reveals that the mighty T. rex had a small start.
Credit: Jorge Gonzalez/NC Museum of Natural Sciences
Didn’t everything start small? The predecessor to the horse was teeny, and man was much smaller than today. Nonetheless, an interesting article.
I suspect everything probably started as an amoeba…except whales.
I want a dinosaur. “No bites! Ow! My arm.”
I want an arm.
There are 5 of those movies, now.
I’ve evidently fallen behind in Jurassic Park viewing. 🙂
There’s not really much of a need to see more than one.
Well, the first one, at any rate. 🙂
Yeah, that’s still the best one. Though, I haven’t seen the newest. The improvement in special effects should make them better, but it’s just the same story. “Nothing will go wrong this time.”
I’ve seen bits and piece and #2 and 3 and none (I don’t think) of 4 and 5. The original cast is pretty hard to beat.
Yeah, I don’t know what it is about Jeff Goldblum. He’s the same in every movie, but he’s been the deciding factor in whether or not to watch a lot of things.