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#6
Uh Oh...
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#7
So This Was The Reason...
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11points
Jeremy Dao 4 years ago
This whole time I thought they were there because of another dino with small hands, the MAGAsaur-Luzr
#8
My Landlord Painted Over A F****** T-Rex
Final score:
11points
#9
Legless Dino (Copying The Background Took Forever)
Final score:
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Short Hands Aren't A Problem Here
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#11
Dinomercorn
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#12
T-Rex Kicks Ass
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#16
Ballerina Dino!
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5points
#17
Nice Try
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#18
My Ms Paint Skills Are Amazing(Ly Bad)
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Color Rex
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Nuptuals
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Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
There was briefly a notion that T-Rexes had feathers, since they're related to the ancestors of birds, and their common ancestor had feathers. It's been pretty much disproven, although they may have had patches of feathers on their heads and elsewhere. On the other hand, we now know T-Rexes had red on the tops of their heads and at least partially black and white bodies, so they actually don't look less like Woody Woodpecker than previously thought.
Daniel Marsh 4 years ago
There was briefly a notion that T-Rexes had feathers, since they're related to the ancestors of birds, and their common ancestor had feathers. It's been pretty much disproven, although they may have had patches of feathers on their heads and elsewhere. On the other hand, we now know T-Rexes had red on the tops of their heads and at least partially black and white bodies, so they actually don't look less like Woody Woodpecker than previously thought.
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