[Redcitizen]

I think I saw this creature in a SyFy movie the other day. It's another of the critters I wish I could see alive from a safe distance.

[Redcitizen]

Ping.

[ctdonath2]

A giant skeleton prop from Star Wars is still in the desert of Tunisia. Someday someone is going to be thrilled and confused at their discovery.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

"How big dat gator?"

[JewishRighter]

Ever notice how they rarely have photos of the actual find? Paleontology is a very “interpretive” science, so the appearance of fossils is often missing a large percentage of the remains of the organism and the “scientists” have to interpret and extrapolate, often from fragmentary evidence. The theory of evolution heavily relies on these methods.

[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

It's another of the critters I wish I could see alive from a safe distance.

Before Genesis chapter 8 you could have played with them.

[Norm Lenhart]

Lake Placid?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

If I ever get the boot from FR, I’m coming back as “Machimosaurus Rex.” THAT is a screen name!

[outofsalt]

Shoot’m ‘lizabeth!!!

[theBuckwheat]

This should be the first clue that humans did not cause the climate change this fossil demands would have taken place.