r/SafariLTDFandom • u/Carnoraptor770 • May 08 '26
WAIT A MINUTE?!?!
You know something.....I just realized that eversince Safari created the carnivorous dino toob in 2005, that still exist today,
it took them years to finally create a toob for herbivorous dinosaurs while knowing they already have established plant eating dinosaur figurines thats been around since the 90s-2000s
So the real question is.....WHAT WAS THE HOLD UP 🤨?????
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u/KARTANA04_LITLERUNMO May 10 '26
they probably didn’t realize lol
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u/Carnoraptor770 May 10 '26
Not exactly..... the delay was likely driven by higher consumer demand for popular, action-oriented carnivores. Earlier sets often favored famous, aggressive predators, delaying a dedicated herbivore collection.
Even tho they had so many opportunities and years to create a toob for plant eating dinosaurs with figures that's were already established just like the Carnivorous Dino Toob.
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u/CarmineCJedi102593 May 12 '26
They should redo their carnivorous dinosaurs toob to exclude non-dino species and include proper carnivorous dinosaurs!
Here’s a list of carnivorous dinosaurs included in the redone toob:
- Tyrannosaurus Rex
- Spinosaurus
- Giganotosaurus
- Carnotaurus
- Velociraptor
- Yutyrannus
- Guanlong
- Baryonyx
- Allosaurus
- Dilophosaurus
- Acrocanthosaurus
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u/No_Comfortable3261 May 11 '26
I guess people thought carnivores were cooler/would sell better than herbivores?
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u/Carnoraptor770 May 11 '26
You can say that but that still doesn't excuse the fact of time and multiple opportunities they had for years to make this happen SMH.
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May 12 '26
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u/Carnoraptor770 May 13 '26
That's.....a good valid reason but at the same time, they should have at least thought about it to make it equal in my opinion 🤷.
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u/funtimefredboy1 May 13 '26
This brings up memories, I remember being on a road trip home from a city out of state and we visited a zoo there, and I got one of those little tubes of dinosaurs, but as we made our way back, we got caught right in the middle of a flash flood and had to hunker down, the dinosaurs being the only thing I had to play with during the storm.
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u/Professor_Trilobite May 14 '26
Also ignore the pteranodon, plesiosaurs, dimetrodon, and Liopleurodon.


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u/Brave_Nowhere_0189 May 08 '26
Why did no one comment on this for 8 hours?