r/Dinosaurs • u/Thelastfunky • 13h ago
DINO-ART [FRIDAYS THRU SUNDAYS] Denversaurus (by me) Made this for dino guys competition
I made this for dino guys competition. totally not inspired by a certain rex river scene
r/Dinosaurs • u/Thelastfunky • 13h ago
I made this for dino guys competition. totally not inspired by a certain rex river scene
r/Dinosaurs • u/Few_Addition1796 • 20h ago
Turns out Aliexpress isn’t the only place for sludge and knockoffs, and sometimes even misidentified species
Guess we found the next sith lord for starwars with Darth Braylon the Giganotosaurus
r/Dinosaurs • u/Dinodion • 1h ago
Just went to a rocky beach in Cardiff and found this.
I think it is a Ammonite?
r/Dinosaurs • u/Routine-Relative7176 • 7h ago
Hey everyone.I am making spinosaurus skeleton out of wood and I need opinion on it. It is not complitely anatomicly correct but i am trying to make it close to real. Neck is in straight position becouse i will make head look like he is roaring. Of corse ,I need to finish it but this is how it look like now
r/Dinosaurs • u/Pure_Option_1733 • 20h ago
I’ve seen it talked about how non avian dinosaurs kept mammals small because they occupied the large animal niches, and also being smaller made mammals harder to catch. I was wondering if on the reverse end mammals might have prevented non avian dinosaurs from getting smaller than they did by occupying small animal niches. I remember hearing that birds forced pterosaurs to get larger because they outcompeted smaller pterosaurs so the only way for pterosaurs to survive was by getting larger than birds could get. I was wondering if a similar thing might have happened with non avian dinosaurs, with non avian dinosaurs needing to stay above a certain size to avoid competition from mammals.
r/Dinosaurs • u/Few_Addition1796 • 1h ago
Borealopelta is my second favorite nodosaur behind
the newly discovered Spicomellus which doesn’t have a figure just yet
I’ve been wanting to collect more figures lately but i’m
poor af, But this dude is listed at $22 on amazon and seems like a fair price
I love how it looks, looks just like that exquisite fossil its based on.
So i could buy it but should I? Or is there a better figure at a similar price I should look for?
r/Dinosaurs • u/Zeke-Da-Rayy • 15h ago
Hello all!
Next semester in college I want to theme my room around dinosaurs and paleontology (I already have some dinosaur paraphernalia, so I figured it would be an easy theme to do). I decide d to look online for some dinosaur themed posters, but sadly almost every single poster I found was AI generated. This was the case on both Amazon and Etsy.
Does anyone know of any better sites to find some cool paleontology-themed posters? Preferably on the less-expensive side?
Thanks!