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* In the ''WesternAnimation/ShaunTheSheep'' episode "Fossils", Bitzer digs up a dinosaur skeleton while looking for his bone. He tries to bite one, but doesn't like the taste. Later, the completed skeleton is stolen by a pair of stray dogs.
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* In the UK we have a trilogy of amusing ads featuring scruffy dog, Harvey, who cleverly uses the power of advertising to manipulate his long-suffering owner. The third ad charts the romantic adventures of Harvey and his new girlfriend - one of which involves them dragging a large dino bone past a snoozing museum guard.
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* In ''Film/TheAdventuresOfTintin'', while Tintin, Haddock and Snowy are lost in the desert, Snowy (in the background) finds a dinosaur bone.
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* In ''Film/TheAdventuresOfTintin'', ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTintin'', while Tintin, Haddock and Snowy are lost in the desert, Snowy (in the background) finds a dinosaur bone.
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* ''CliffordTheBigRedDog'' had found a dinosaur bone.
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* The movie ''BringingUpBaby'' is probably the TropeMaker. A dog steals and buries the last dinosaur bone that a paleontologist needs to complete a brontosaurus apatosaurus skeleton at his museum.
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* The movie ''BringingUpBaby'' ''Film/BringingUpBaby'' is probably the TropeMaker. A dog steals and buries the last dinosaur bone that a paleontologist needs to complete a brontosaurus apatosaurus skeleton at his museum.
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Often spotted in [[ComedyTropes comedies]] and [[AnimationTropes cartoons]]. Has something to do with the vague association most people have between dinosaurs and bones; to the point that many museum visitors believe that ''[[MishmashMuseum every]]'' [[SomewhereAPaleontologistIsCrying mounted skeleton in a museum is some kind of dinosaur]].
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Often spotted in [[ComedyTropes comedies]] and [[AnimationTropes cartoons]]. Has something to do with the vague association most people have between dinosaurs and bones; to the point that many museum visitors believe that ''[[MishmashMuseum every]]'' [[SomewhereAPaleontologistIsCrying [[ArtisticLicensePaleontology mounted skeleton in a museum is some kind of dinosaur]].
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* The movie ''BringingUpBaby'', which might be the trope originator. A dog steals and buries the last dinosaur bone that a paleontologist needs to complete a brontosaurus apatosaurus skeleton at his museum.
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* The movie ''BringingUpBaby'', which might be ''BringingUpBaby'' is probably the trope originator.TropeMaker. A dog steals and buries the last dinosaur bone that a paleontologist needs to complete a brontosaurus apatosaurus skeleton at his museum.
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* In ''TheAdventuresOfTintin'', while Tintin, Haddock and Snowy are lost in the desert, Snowy (in the background) finds a dinosaur bone.
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* In ''TheAdventuresOfTintin'', ''Film/TheAdventuresOfTintin'', while Tintin, Haddock and Snowy are lost in the desert, Snowy (in the background) finds a dinosaur bone.
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* A ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon had a museum curator scolding his dog for taking a dinosaur bone and ordered him to get it back. The dog spends the rest of the cartoon trying to retrieve the bone from a bulldog, only to find out at the end that his master had the bone in question in his pocket the whole time.
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* A ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' cartoon (''Bone Sweet Bone'', 1948) had a museum curator scolding his dog Shep for taking a dinosaur bone and ordered him to get it back. The dog spends the rest of the cartoon trying to retrieve the bone from a bulldog, only to find out at the end that his master had the bone in question in his pocket the whole time.time.
-->'''Shep:''' ''(previously TheVoiceless)'' If you think this little incident is going to upset me, you are ''absolutely right! (commences FreakOut)''
-->'''Shep:''' ''(previously TheVoiceless)'' If you think this little incident is going to upset me, you are ''absolutely right! (commences FreakOut)''
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** One of the episodes had Scooby-Doo actually receive a brontasurus's bone from the museum as a reward for catching the crook.
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[[RuleOfFunny Of course]], this would not actually happen in RealLife. Fossil bones have been [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin fossilized]] over all the millions of years they have spent lying around underground, and would not attract a dog's attention any more than a rock would. In any case, most museums do not take the risk of setting the priceless skeletons out in the open where they could be damaged; those are actually plaster recreations directly modeled after the authentic bones. Not to mention, they're also either in glass cases or mounted on metal frames so they ''can't'' fall apart.
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[[RuleOfFunny Of course]], this would not actually happen in RealLife. Fossil bones have been [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin fossilized]] over all the millions of years they have spent lying around underground, and would not attract a dog's attention any more than a rock would.would (in a sense they ''are'' rock, and much too heavy for a single dog to carry). In any case, most museums do not take the risk of setting the priceless skeletons out in the open where they could be damaged; those are actually plaster recreations directly modeled after the authentic bones. Not to mention, they're also either in glass cases or mounted on metal frames so they ''can't'' fall apart.
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* Happened in [[{{Tintin}} King Ottokar's Sceptre]].
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** Likely a call back to the use of the gag in the first episode of ''ScoobyDooWhereAreYou ?''
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* Chu-Chu attempts to make a meal out of a fallen dinosaur statue in episode one of ''TheAmazingChanAndTheChanClan''.
* In WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck, one of Negaducks attempts to earn the spot of public enemy #1 was to introduce some vicious dogs to a museum's dinosaur bones.
* Done by an out-of-control robot dog in {{Mega Babies}}.
* In WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck, one of Negaducks attempts to earn the spot of public enemy #1 was to introduce some vicious dogs to a museum's dinosaur bones.
* Done by an out-of-control robot dog in {{Mega Babies}}.
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* Chu-Chu attempts to make a meal out of a fallen dinosaur statue in episode one of ''TheAmazingChanAndTheChanClan''.
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* InWesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck, ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'', one of Negaducks Negaduck's attempts to earn the spot of public enemy #1 was to introduce some vicious dogs to a museum's dinosaur bones.
* Done by an out-of-control robot dog in{{Mega Babies}}.''MegaBabies''.
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* [[{{Superman}} Krypto the Superdog]] did this at least once, only to discover that yes, fossilized bones taste awful. So he goes back to the time of living dinosaurs...
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[[RuleOfFunny Of course]], [[DidNotDoTheResearch this would not actually happen in]] RealLife. Fossil bones have been [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin fossilized]] over all the millions of years they have spent lying around underground, and would not attract a dog's attention any more than a rock would. In any case, most museums do not take the risk of setting the priceless skeletons out in the open where they could be damaged; those are actually plaster recreations directly modeled after the authentic bones. Not to mention, they're also either in glass cases or mounted on metal frames so they ''can't'' fall apart.
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[[RuleOfFunny Of course]], [[DidNotDoTheResearch this would not actually happen in]] in RealLife. Fossil bones have been [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin fossilized]] over all the millions of years they have spent lying around underground, and would not attract a dog's attention any more than a rock would. In any case, most museums do not take the risk of setting the priceless skeletons out in the open where they could be damaged; those are actually plaster recreations directly modeled after the authentic bones. Not to mention, they're also either in glass cases or mounted on metal frames so they ''can't'' fall apart.
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* In the episode of ''{{Rugrats}}'' where they go to the natural history museum, the "present" they bring home for Spike is a dinosaur toe bone.
* A ''LooneyTunes'' cartoon had a museum curator scolding his dog for taking a dinosaur bone and ordered him to get it back. The dog spends the rest of the cartoon trying to retrieve the bone from a bulldog, only to find out at the end that his master had the bone in question in his pocket the whole time.
* In the episode of ''{{Rugrats}}'' where they go to the natural history museum, the "present" they bring home for Spike is a dinosaur toe bone.
* A ''LooneyTunes'' cartoon had a museum curator scolding his dog for taking a dinosaur bone and ordered him to get it back. The dog spends the rest of the cartoon trying to retrieve the bone from a bulldog, only to find out at the end that his master had the bone in question in his pocket the whole time.
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* ''[[TomAndJerry The Tom and Jerry Show]]'' (1975) episode "No Bones About It". A dinosaur's toe bone is missing from the museum in which Tom and Jerry work; they see Spike carrying what they think is the missing bone, so they try to get it away from him.
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* ''[[TomAndJerry ''[[WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry The Tom and Jerry Show]]'' (1975) episode "No Bones About It". A dinosaur's toe bone is missing from the museum in which Tom and Jerry work; they see Spike carrying what they think is the missing bone, so they try to get it away from him.
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* One ArchieComics story has fun with this. Jughead's dog Hot Dog is wandering around Riverdale High with a bone in his mouth...just as Professor Flutesnoot's fossil, ''on loan from the museum'' goes missing. The result is the Jones family lawn being dug up. (Well, now they can put in a new swimming pool where the crater is) But of the dozens of bones found, not one is the fossil. Turns out Svenson put it away somewhere so it won't get lost, and what Hot Dog had was a soup bone from Ms. Beezly, the lunch lady.
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* In WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck, one of Negaducks attempts to earn the spot of public enemy #1 was to introduce some vicious dogs to a museum's dinosaur bones.
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* An especially strange variation on this trope can be found, of all places, on one of the G1 MyLittlePony figures. [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/3396215502/ Cutesaurus]] ([[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs ya rly]]) is a brachiosaurus "Pony Friend". Her symbols are dog bones. They were probably meant to be dinosaur bones but they look an ''awful'' lot like doggy treats.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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* An especially strange variation on this trope can be found, of all places, on one of the G1 MyLittlePony figures. [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/3396215502/ Cutesaurus]] ([[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs ya rly]]) is a brachiosaurus "Pony Friend". Her symbols are dog bones. They were probably meant to be dinosaur bones but they look an ''awful'' lot like doggy treats.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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* Chu-Chu attempts to make a meal out of a fallen dinosaur statue in episode one of ''TheAmazingChanAndTheChanClan''.
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* LibertyMeadows Ralph has been digging for dinosaur bones all day with no luck and leaves his spot. Oscar the Weiner dog dives down the hole and soon emerges with a giant femur in his mouth.
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* LibertyMeadows ''LibertyMeadows'' Ralph has been digging for dinosaur bones all day with no luck and leaves his spot. Oscar the Weiner dog dives down the hole and soon emerges with a giant femur in his mouth.
* Happens in ''FootrotFlats'' with the Dog digging up a moa bone and dragging it off.
* Happens in ''FootrotFlats'' with the Dog digging up a moa bone and dragging it off.
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* An especially strange variation on this trope can be found, of all places, on one of the G1 MyLittlePony figures. [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/3396215502/ Cutesaurus]] ([[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs ya rly]]) is a brachiosaurus "Pony Friend". Her symbols are dog bones. They were probably meant to be dinosaur bones but they look an ''awful'' lot like doggy treats.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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* Subverted in ''102 Dalmations''. When Fluffy tells the player to search for a giant bone, the player replies "A giant bone? Yummy!" and Fluffy replies that the player won't want to eat this bone because it's "hard as rock". Considering that fossils actually ''are'' rocks, that's pretty accurate.
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** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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* An especially strange variation on this trope can be found, of all places, on one of the G1 MyLittlePony figures. [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/3396215502/ Cutesaurus]] ([[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs ya rly]]) is a brachiosaurus "Pony Friend". Her symbols are dog bones. They were probably meant to be dinosaur bones but they look an ''awful'' lot like doggy treats.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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* An especially strange variation on this trope can be found, of all places, on one of the G1 MyLittlePony figures. [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/3396215502/ Cutesaurus]] ([[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs ya rly]]) is a brachiosaurus "Pony Friend". Her symbols are dog bones. They were probably meant to be dinosaur bones but they look an ''awful'' lot like doggy treats.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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* An especially strange variation on this trope can be found, of all places, on one of the G1 MyLittlePony figures. [[http://www.flickr.com/photos/babbletrish/3396215502/ Cutesaurus]] ([[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs ya rly]]) is a brachiosaurus "Pony Friend". Her symbols are dog bones. They were probably meant to be dinosaur bones but they look an ''awful'' lot like doggy treats.
** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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** ...this troper isn't sure whether that's the dumbest or most awesome thing ever. Either way, I want one.
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Often spotted in [[ComedyTropes comedies]] and [[AnimatedTrope cartoons]]. Has something to do with the vague association most people have between dinosaurs and bones; to the point that many museum visitors believe that ''[[MishmashMuseum every]]'' [[SomewhereAPaleontologistIsCrying mounted skeleton in a museum is some kind of dinosaur]].
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* This trope is played straight for laughs for an ad for the Royal Ontario Museum. The scene is set at the front door of the museum and a dog runs out with a huge dinosaur bone in mouth, looks around and is OffLikeAShot followed by two paleontologists in lab coats in hot pursuit.
* This trope is played straight for laughs for an ad for the Royal Ontario Museum. The scene is set at the front door of the museum and a dog runs out with a huge dinosaur bone in mouth, looks around and is OffLikeAShot followed by two paleontologists in lab coats in hot pursuit.
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Uh-oh. ''There's a dog loose at the natural history museum!'' The museum is full of priceless fossilized [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur]] skeletons, worth millions upon millions of dollars. And we all know what dogs [[ScoobySnacks like to munch on]], don't we? Prepare to see the little pooch walk out the door with a jumbo-sized femur in his mouth, and to hear the sound of [[WhyWeCantHaveNiceThings many bones collapsing into a pile]] in the background.
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Uh-oh. ''There's a dog loose at the natural history museum!'' The museum is full of priceless fossilized [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaur]] skeletons, worth millions upon millions of dollars. And we all know what dogs [[ScoobySnacks [[StockAnimalDiet like to munch on]], don't we? Prepare to see the little pooch walk out the door with a jumbo-sized femur in his mouth, and to hear the sound of [[WhyWeCantHaveNiceThings many bones collapsing into a pile]] in the background.
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