#cretacious

[321bogwater]

dunkleosteus is to wario as megalodon is to waluigi

[scribblesartcollective]

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[sciencesideanswers]

So I just read a book named Time Spike, and the premise is that a group of people were transported to the cratacious, at the end of the book they mentioned that the day was shorter and I looked it up, and what I got was a range 21-23 hours, do you have a more concrete number? And on a similar note, do you happen to know how long a lunar month was then as well?

Yup, that seems about correct. Going with the same calculations, the lunar month would probably be around somewhere in 24-27 days. It’s kind of a ballpark, so don’t cite me anywhere hehe.

[e3themeparks-blog]

The Mesozoic Era is an interval of geological time from about 252 to 66 million years ago! Be with the beings from this era at E3 Theme Parks! Call : 8086455595 Or Book Now! https://goo.gl/tzw8ZA     [email protected]

[nprhereandnow]

In the late ’90s, researchers in New Mexico found that if you take CT scans of a dinosaur skull fossil, you can recreate the sounds the dinosaur might have made millions of years ago. A graduate student at Arizona State University took that idea one step further, by creating a dinosaur skull that you can play like a musical instrument. Full story

[i8orart]

GORGOSAURUS

Hoping to do more of these in the future. There’s so many cool dinosaurs like the Zuniceratops and Afrovenator that are out-shined by the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, Raptor etc. Someone needs to give less common dinos love too.