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Subject: Dinosaur Lover Sat Jan 24 2009, 14:28

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Create a new dinosaur – create an image on a paint programme
or by hand and upload it here. What is its name? what did it eat, how did it
survive? Explain the different body parts and explain what uses they have.
Where did it live? Etc

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Tue Mar 17 2009, 09:37

The Dinosour Badge.

This sad looking dinosour is called
Pickleosoris.
He's a very tame dinosour, he was one of the few that got along well with the early settlers.

Pickleosoris eats nothing but dust mites. They are usually very well feed looking animals, so scientists think that there must be a lot more dust out there than we think. Scientist know of its diet because of cave drawings. The cavemen draw the pickleosoris standing very close to them and they draw them as massive fat things. Scientists also know about the diet because of the fact that sales of cleaning materials in their period of time declined terribly.

The Pickleosoris was mainly found in Northern Ireland. Although some skeletopns have been found in Scotland and Spain.
This has yet to have been explained.

It is thought that this dinosour was a little dependant on humans in the places where they lived.They probibly needed someone to run through the deserts and fields to create dust for food.

The Pickleosoris has no more parts than that of the modern day dog. It is thought only to have a smaller stomach and and bigger body in general.

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Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Sat Mar 21 2009, 14:59

My Dinosaur

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Please meet the Dodoggisore.
This is the actual size of this creature, and is often found in celebrity hand-bags disguised as a normal, every day dog eg. Paris Hilton (Well...did you think that Tinkerbell was just a plan Chihuahua??)

This gentle creature eats only low-lying leaves and sometimes will adapt itself by balancing on it's long tail and elongating it to reach tree-top treats such as the juicier leaves.
It can also use it's "paws" to dig for worms and such in the ground.
The redish colour of the creature pupil enables it to see in the dark in complete colour.

This dinosaur is very happy to be pampered by the rich and famous.

This dinosaur can be found (still alive) anywhere where there is greenery, though they are rare and seldom found anywhere but around celebrities...they just can't get enough of these little guys Dinosaur Lover 436937

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Sat Mar 21 2009, 21:30

Well done both of you, you've received your badge plus 100 points.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Sun Mar 22 2009, 13:11

The Diu

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As you can see, the Diu is purple. With yellow dots. And is the same size as a cat, but looks more like a hippo. This is a perfect distraction, because when the enemy - or whatever - is looking at the Diu, it's distracted by the purpleness and yellow dotness, and this is when the Diu makes its escape.

The Dius are females. You may wonder how the hell it reproduced. Well, by the power of will - willpower ftw!

The Diu only eats bananas, and lives in tropical countries. The secret behind the Diu's survival is simple; it dug a hole in the ground, and hid there a few centuries until it thought it would be safe to come out again.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Wed Mar 25 2009, 14:26

Now my pet pictured here is named Simon, and he is the last known Witzamicsaurus, a type of prehistoric dinosaur. He has only one leg, but this leg is effective enough to help him move around. Long stalks protrude off Simon’s head with large beady eyes on the ends. With these, he can see his surroundings and move around. He has a pair of wings growing out of his back, letting him fly around and flutter to the tops of trees to pick fruit to eat. His flat teeth allow him to eat plants, such as leaves and fruit around him. He lives in tall green grass, and so his bright green coloring helps him to camouflage himself and blend in with his environment. A long tail extends off his back to help Simon keep his balance, and three spikes on the end he uses to defend himself from predators. Normally, the Witzamicsaurus would live in a tropical climate, filled with green plants to both hide him and provide food for him to eat.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Mon Aug 17 2009, 09:51

Well done both of you, you've received your badge plus 100 points.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Tue Aug 18 2009, 17:15

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This species is called a Flippy Flappy. They range to be about 5 inches in diameter. The unique lightning bolt on it's forehead somehow attracts lightning to come crashing down when one is in danger. It's spikes extend to be about 3 feet long and can pierce through anything. Flippy Flappys are mainly aquatic living animals, and only need to come to land to mate. Since, they leave in the deep blue, they survive mainly on seaweed. Flippy Flappys preferred living in warmer waters, near the equator. Females have more power within, so they usually attract more lightning. They have large ears, that can hear up to 70 miles away. Their voices are loud and shrill, in order to scare predators off.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Tue Mar 09 2010, 16:57

Well done, you receive 100 points plus your Badge.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Sat Sep 11 2010, 15:00

This purple dinosaur, the Kaganga, is known for its pink and purple spots and bright blue eyes. These bright colors allow would-be predators to fear that the creature is dangerous and poisonous, when in reality, the Kaganga is a peaceful, gentle dinosaur. The Kaganga lived in the flat lands of the Pampas Plains in present day South America.

Though it’s towering height of 15 feet (with its neck fully extended) would make it easily noticeable in the flat lands, the Kaganga is only about 4 inches in width making it hard to spot as it looks like a simple blot on the horizon.

The Kaganga’s long neck allows it to reach down to the ground to eat the plentiful grass in the area. It’s large, flat teeth allow the Kaganga to do this successfully.

The few predators that attack these peaceful creatures are often thwarted by the yellow horn which is quite sharp and nearly indestructible.

Kaganga’s are solitary creatures and travel with one other of its kind at most. They like to roam around on their two legs which can allow them to run surprisingly fast when needed, and find new sources of water.

Kaganga’s are able to contain enough air in their bodies to survive under water for an astounding 20 hours without needing to resurface! They spend a lot of time under water collecting their favorite food: algae.

Every year the Kaganga’s would migrate to a large pond in the middle of the Plains which would be their mating grounds. The Kaganga’s males have a five month long pregnancy before giving birth to two offspring.

By using its sharp horn, bright colors, and often escaping underwater from predators where they could still eat the Kaganga’s managed to survive for a surprisingly long time before their source of water began to run out and they eventually became extinct when they no longer had a suitable mating ground.

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Tue Sep 28 2010, 04:39

The Drewsaurus:
SCIENTISTS BAFFLED AND ANNOYED BY NEW DINO DISCOVERY

Artist rendering of how scientists believe the Drewsaurus appeared.

The world is still reeling from recent archaeological find that proves the existence of a new breed of dinosaur. The archaeologist responsible for this, Dr Drew Darlington, remarks that he was "bloody chuffed!" when it became evident that he had made the archaeological breakthrough of the century.

From the remains scientists have been able to decipher certain unique characteristics that have not been found in any other species of dinosaur. This spontaneous strain of characteristics questions Darwin's evolutionary theory, and the world of science is still reeling from the shock. Scientists have flocked to the site of discovery in Canada, and extensive research is being done even now, to keep the good name of science respectable.

Among other things, the Drewsaurus was round and probably resembled a large beach ball in size as well. It was likely a solitary, unique creature, which did not venture far from its den, and thus was likely a herbivore and its diet primarily consisted of moss and lichens. But it was not without defences - the Drewsaurus had large, poisonous barbs at the heel of its two-toed feet with which it could kick out at possible attackers. As well as this, it had a whip-thin tail with which it may have collected food and poke the eye of a predator. Certainly, its two stubby arms would have been no use.

The most astounding thing about the Drewsaurus would be the complete absence of a spine. It head dangled over its belly, and scientists can only assume that it had a series of strong muscles that prevented it from choking to death.

When questioned about the discovery and its repercussions, Dr Drew Darlington had this to say, "Innit cool? I bet I'll get nominated for a Nobel Prize for this!"

Subject: Re: Dinosaur Lover Sun Oct 17 2010, 17:26

Well done both you, very amusing,both receive 100 points and your badge.

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