by sharavisniceandtall August 4, 2022
Get the SUSSY Baka Dinosaurmug. elise is a dinosaur!
by little foot 1112 March 27, 2011
Get the dinosaurmug. "Is that a dinosaur?!" Asked Sam as they were faced with a horrifying 20-foot tall monster with sharp teeth.
by DefinerGuy 3000 April 27, 2022
Get the Dinosaurmug. A usually ginormous half lizard half bird animal that lived during the triassic, jurassic, and cretaceous period.
Cool facts
1. Birds are dinosaurs but dimetrodons are not
2. That means you have a dinosaur in your backyard
3. Most meat eaters were covered in feathers
4. T rex actually lived in cretaceous period jurassic park got it correct
5. But velociraptors had long snouts and did not hunt in packs they looked like eagles and jurassic park got that incorrect
6. The biggest dinosaur is the titanosaurus not argentinasaurus
7. The biggest one was the size of 2 living rooms but smallest one is as small as a chicken
8. The smartest one is actually very very very very very very smart like a bear and the dumbest one was like a maniac
9. smartest one is troodon dumbest one is stegasaurus
10. velociraptor is the fastest for it's size
Cool facts
1. Birds are dinosaurs but dimetrodons are not
2. That means you have a dinosaur in your backyard
3. Most meat eaters were covered in feathers
4. T rex actually lived in cretaceous period jurassic park got it correct
5. But velociraptors had long snouts and did not hunt in packs they looked like eagles and jurassic park got that incorrect
6. The biggest dinosaur is the titanosaurus not argentinasaurus
7. The biggest one was the size of 2 living rooms but smallest one is as small as a chicken
8. The smartest one is actually very very very very very very smart like a bear and the dumbest one was like a maniac
9. smartest one is troodon dumbest one is stegasaurus
10. velociraptor is the fastest for it's size
by laser_fox March 11, 2021
Get the Dinosaurmug. by ZuckerFucker January 5, 2024
Get the Sour Dinosaursmug. by Pilates girl March 3, 2021
Get the Dinosauric Perspectivemug. 