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lemmy.ml

Exactly. It is still an area of active research

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Now I'm picturing a T-Rex trying to take notes in the middle of my meeting... Thanks a lot.

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midwest.social

Well the dinos lasted millions of years so they are doing better than we are.

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Not really. IMO, it's much more impressive to successfully complete a Fallout 2 pacifist run than to just eat plants or other big lizards for a million years 😛

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lemm.ee

They very likely taste like chicken. Chicken are very closely related to dinosaurs and so are crocodiles. Crocodile/alligator meat also allegedly tastes very similarly to chicken.

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lemmy.world

If it's anything like with big mammals, definitely the herbivores. I wouldn't say no to a genuine triceratops steak 😋 😂

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That herbivores are tastier? That movie must be VERY different from what I previously heard, then! 😛

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I'd bet on raptors, at least for familiarity and close relation to chicken. Pangea fried Caudipterix. PFC.

I'd turn that bad boy into a living-room sized schnitzel in a heartbeat.

*(Historically inaccurate as Caudipterix lived in the late jurassic/early cretaceous, when pangea was already kind of broken apart. Also, it was discovered in China) *

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pawb.social

Stupid dinosaurs can't even make a rudimentary "might makes right" dictatorship. Even lions can do that.

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Great, now I want to know about social structures that have been forgotten forever.

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lemmy.pt

I can totally see a T-Rex rocking a crown.

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"almost certainly" So you're telling me there is a chance that they did indeed possess the administrative skills needed to rule the planet?

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I'm playing Path of Titans for 200 h so I'm a dino expert. Raaaaawr Chicken <3

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