Oct 21, 2019 11:59 AM
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MyNameIsntChris
I think it's just a speculation, no hard evidence yet.
agermanguy
That would be really nice.
MissDeeMeanor
Bring back the Giant Moa. They must have been awesome
tigerspacecreator
Along with the short faced bear and ground sloth
LenthanQ
I'd like to bring back the dodos. They look delicious.
drGrafenberg
It was their biggest problem back last time..
Hah! Yes, it is proof that they must have been very tasty!
discotheque42
That's one critter I wouldn't mind bringing back from the dead. Them and mammoths.
smadge1
And a velociraptor (a real one, not a Hollywood one)
Real ones would make cute pets. Good at defending your garden from pests.
[Roars in adorable]
Chickens are pretty good at that already
There you go. Prehistoric chickens.
mrjbacon
I know, I don't think a lot of people realize velociraptors are only 3ft tall and 6ft long. About the size of a large dog, but a lot lighter
SirGalahad1337
I heard that at the time Jurassic Park was written, deinonychus were classified as a type of velociraptor.
Still not as big as the movie ones though.
The velociraptors described in the book are small as well. Dilophosaurus is portrayed as velociraptor-sized, but are actually 7ft tall.
MyNameIsntChris
I think it's just a speculation, no hard evidence yet.
agermanguy
That would be really nice.
MissDeeMeanor
Bring back the Giant Moa. They must have been awesome
tigerspacecreator
Along with the short faced bear and ground sloth
LenthanQ
I'd like to bring back the dodos. They look delicious.
drGrafenberg
It was their biggest problem back last time..
LenthanQ
Hah! Yes, it is proof that they must have been very tasty!
discotheque42
That's one critter I wouldn't mind bringing back from the dead. Them and mammoths.
smadge1
And a velociraptor (a real one, not a Hollywood one)
discotheque42
Real ones would make cute pets. Good at defending your garden from pests.
discotheque42
[Roars in adorable]
tigerspacecreator
Chickens are pretty good at that already
discotheque42
There you go. Prehistoric chickens.
mrjbacon
I know, I don't think a lot of people realize velociraptors are only 3ft tall and 6ft long. About the size of a large dog, but a lot lighter
SirGalahad1337
I heard that at the time Jurassic Park was written, deinonychus were classified as a type of velociraptor.
SirGalahad1337
Still not as big as the movie ones though.
mrjbacon
The velociraptors described in the book are small as well. Dilophosaurus is portrayed as velociraptor-sized, but are actually 7ft tall.