There Is Not A Single Water Dinosaur (Here's Why)

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  @ExtinctZoo · 10 months ago · pinned

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  @UtahraptorBiggestToe · 10 months ago

  1: &quot;What&apos;s your favorite dinosaur&quot;<br>2: &quot;The water dino&quot;<br>1: &quot;Oh, you like penguins? Cool.&quot;

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  @kayleighbrown459 · 10 months ago

  My favourite thing about Dinosaurs is that there could literally be a discovery tomorrow that would render this video completely moot.

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  @safebox36 · 9 months ago (edited)

  Birds surpassing their ancestors by thriving on every continent, maintaining aerial dominance, <i>and</i> competing with fish and mammals in the ocean.<br>At this point I&apos;m convinced they&apos;ll still be around along with crocodilea long after we&apos;re gone.

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  @JustinY. · 10 months ago

  I like to think Dinosaurs never evolved to be fully aquatic as they never wanted to mess with whatever eldritch creatures lurked within earth&apos;s prehistoric oceans

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  @TheDeadTheories · 10 months ago

  “Could’ve passed for crocs on legs”<br><br>._. Crocs do have legs…

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  @666devilknight · 10 months ago

  People also don’t generally realize that pterosaurs weren’t dinosaurs, either; that dinosaurs never achieved flight until they became birds.

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  @Godzilla00X · 10 months ago

  Bro really pulled the &quot;why dont you have a girlfriend&quot; at the Thanksgiving dinner card on dinosaurs

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• KI

  @kingkiron2934 · 10 months ago

  If Dinosaur means &quot;terrible lizards&quot; &nbsp; I&apos;d say the ocean was full of those.

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  @bigedslobotomy · 9 months ago

  My theory is: they applied for the permits to become aquatic, but they failed to complete the environmental impact statement, so they were denied.

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  @presidenttogekiss635 · 10 months ago

  I think the closest thing to a fully aquatic dinosaur is actially the LOON, since unlike a penguin or even hesperonis, it CANT ACTUALLY WALK ON LAND. It can fly, but not walk, closer to something like a flying fish.

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  @Mr.M3447 · 10 months ago

  As Lindsay Nikole would say “that we know of”

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