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[ireneista@adhd.irenes.space]

@ErickaSimone thank you. this was indeed a fun break from adulting.

[ireneista@adhd.irenes.space]

@ricci @ErickaSimone that's quite impressive

[softspeak@defcon.social]

@ErickaSimone
Carnotarus, the Dinosaur planet special with the tiny blue arms waving was my fav.

[mk30@tilde.zone]

@ErickaSimone @dave I've always been a stegosaurus person.

[webhat@infosec.exchange]

@ErickaSimone not on there, but Triceratops. Thanks, went to read the Wikipedia article. I love them so much, they're such little cuties

[jakehamilton@hachyderm.io]

@ErickaSimone Andesaurus is very good!

[daimon_erre@mastodon.uno]

@ErickaSimone the Archaeopteryx is missing 🪶

[webhat@infosec.exchange]

@ireneista @ErickaSimone seconded

[beeftacos@famichiki.jp]

@ErickaSimone I think I have to agree with Moon Tobin, from the TV show "The Great North":

Allosaurus -- carnivorous theropod, strong muscular tail, a predator's predator

[chris_evelyn@fedi.chris-evelyn.de]

@ErickaSimone T-Rex. 🦖

Because on one hand it‘s a fearsome predator but on the other hand it‘s hilarious imagining it trying to do everyday tasks with its tiny arms.

[hallvors@oslo.town]

@ricci so, will you tell us the rest of this story..? Pretty please? @ErickaSimone

[julianmaiz@mastodon.social]

@ErickaSimone

I'm so basic for this but #Velociraptor. It feels the most rideable into battle.

[catdad@ohai.social]

@ErickaSimone I have a theory about the brontosaurus. - Miss Ann Elk, probably.

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@ralann @ErickaSimone
Nevertheless, Robert, pterodactyls are just as extinct as dinosaurs, even if they were reptiles, if I am not mistaken -- which I often am.

[gnoll110@ruby.social]

@ErickaSimone

Brontosaurus(1879) don't exist, misclassified Apatosaurus(1877).

[alexisbushnell@toot.wales]

@ErickaSimone triceratops!

[c_miller@mastodon.world]

@ErickaSimone

Ankilosaurus; having a spiked ball club on the end of your tail is so badass!!!

[0tracas@piaille.fr]

@ErickaSimone
Un faible pourl'Allosaurus

[urbandjent@metalhead.club]

@ErickaSimone Parasaurolophus is my choice. I love the thought of them roaming around, bipedal or quadrapedal, harmonising some super low notes like 75 million year old digeridoos. 🤭

[gwentlarry@mastodon.social]

@ErickaSimone

Strictly, pterodactyls and all other pterosaurs aren't dinosaurs but flying reptiles …

Currently, I rather like the Spinosaurs:

Spinosauridae - Wikipedia

(en.wikipedia.org)

most of which have a sail on their back, a head crest and impressive teeth.