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🔥🚨BREAKING: Scientists discovered that the ancient Nigersaurus had over 500 teeth that it could replace. BrainMaze scientists revealed that Nigersaurus fed close to the ground, using its wide, vacuum-like mouth to graze efficiently on soft, low-lying vegetation such as ferns and horsetails. Its teeth were arranged in rows within... show more

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Phil Lipvor 1 Jahr

Great, now there’s a dinosaur that I’m not even allowed to say the name of

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madravenvor 1 Jahr

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Niggersaurus 😭😭😭

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Masculine Basedvor 1 Jahr

Sounds like a prehistoric lawnmower with a built-in dental plan.

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Mindy MF Robinson 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

Do they actually have a complete skull? Because unfortunately most dinosaur "species" are based off a single knuckle bone, or some other disappointing shit. Nevermind the soft tissue they've been finding...which means the sample has to be less than 10,000 years old.

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Bro this cant be a real name of a dinosaur

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Nostradeeznutsvor 1 Jahr

I petetion we change Lizo's name to this lol

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Mr. Nobodyvor 1 Jahr

Dinosaurs are fake

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MAGA or FAFOvor 1 Jahr

That's a thought to chew on *sees dad self out

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Diary Entry #625 Today I made a most remarkable discovery. There, within the deep, something stood, beautiful and vibrant in color, proud and tall as if it belonged to the world itself. I approached, though it immediately revealed a stubbornness, almost tantrum-like, as if offended that I had dared to reach out. It moved quickly, and I shied away, sensing that something truly majestic stood before me. For a fleeting moment, I did manage to touch it. Its surface was slimy, yet soft and delicate, far more fragile in feeling than its presence suggested. The being stirred at my curiosity, as though annoyed by my wonder, and then, just as suddenly as it had appeared, it was gone. In my research, I have learned that some of these beings are said to be like me, existing far beyond what we understand as life and time. This was a surreal experience. I must learn more before I expose this knowledge to anyone else.

Diary Entry #625 Today I made a most remarkable discovery. There, within the deep, something stood, beautiful and vibrant in color, proud and tall as if it belonged to the world itself. I approached, though it immediately revealed a stubbornness, almost tantrum-like, as if offended that I had dared to reach out. It moved quickly, and I shied away, sensing that something truly majestic stood before me. For a fleeting moment, I did manage to touch it. Its surface was slimy, yet soft and delicate, far more fragile in feeling than its presence suggested. The being stirred at my curiosity, as though annoyed by my wonder, and then, just as suddenly as it had appeared, it was gone. In my research, I have learned that some of these beings are said to be like me, existing far beyond what we understand as life and time. This was a surreal experience. I must learn more before I expose this knowledge to anyone else.

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