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After months of on and off inactivity, ive made the decision to move my Dinopedia base of operations to Discord rather than Fandom. I apologize for all the folks here who dont use Discord, but im in more discord servers than I am Fandom communities so i feel that justifies the choice made. Ill still be here from time to time, but my current projects such as Dinopedia Kingdom will be held primarily on Discord.

Ive been on Prehistoric Kingdom consistently, working out the controls and finding my style, in anticipation for when Dinopedia Kingdom is done with its roster.

Current Selection:

Must Haves: Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, Spinosaurus, Torvosaurus

Entrance Animal: Scelidosaurus

Medium Herbivores: Juxia and Plateosaurus

Sauropods: Brontosaurus and Brachiosaurus

Up next: Prehistoric Perissodactyls

Thank you for your understanding.

(if you do, I wont force you to)

Continuing off the last post, Menoceras

Unnamed Turtle and Unnamed Cetacean, probably Ankylorhiza but i could easily be wrong

Hyaenodon

Xiphactinus

Bambiraptor

Unrelated to the topic but this guy kept yapping about how he made the mimic or whatever during the Planetarium show

Anyway yeah thats the rest of the displays I have pictures of from the fossil hall! Theres more to see, but glass cases and people in the way made it hard to get a good picture.

Didn’t have much time to visit this one, but i was able to squeeze in the entire fossil hall for mandatory reasons.

Entrance Tyrannosaurus and Titanoboa

Mosasaurus

I don’t remember the species, i think it was M. conodon, but it was a Mosasaurus and not Tylosaurus which is a lot more common from my experience

Stegosaurus

Quetzalcoatlus, probably the same sculpt as the model from Field Museum

Massospondylus

Diplodocus

Prestosuchus

Camptosaurus and a tail dragging Allosaurus (-10 points)

Paraphysornis and Glyptodon

Pelagornis, a first for me

Triceratops

Compsognathus, another first!

Theres more pictures I took, but my internet is really slow right now and the rest of them aren’t loading correctly. Expect a part 2 soon.

Welcome Duonychus tsogtbaatari, a therizinosaurid from Mongolia that lived during the late Cretaceous with other icons such as Erlikosaurus and Achillobator.

Bridging the gap in digits between Alvarezsaurs and other Therizinosaurus, duonychus had two fingers on each hand, hence its name.

Leave your favorite Duonychus fact in the comments for a chance to win absolutely nothing.

Job and Girlfriend have made it rather difficult to continue Dinopedia Kingdom, but like I said some time ago I’m not prioritizing scheduling in my posts or polls at all, and just doing them whenever I have time

Compensatory Spinosaurus

Recently got the Beasts of the Mesozoic Allosaurus and Daspletosaurus which is nice

Thats it for now, crime doesn’t sleep and neither do I