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* {{Narm}}: Bakker constantly comparing attributes of animals to human things, or just using informal language like "bug-boppers", may have been to make the paleontology easier for the average reader to understand, but gets old quickly. His nonfiction work ''The Dinosaur Heresies'', despite its critical role in the Dinosaur Renaissance, also has this problem.
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** The constant usage of WrittenSoundEffect and HulkSpeak translation of the dinosaur's thoughts, the latter sometimes going into SuddenlyShouting.
** Bakker constantly comparing attributes of animals to human things, or just using informal language like "bug-boppers", may have been to make the paleontology easier for the average reader to understand, but gets old quickly. His nonfiction work ''The Dinosaur Heresies'', despite its critical role in the Dinosaur Renaissance, also has this problem.
** The constant usage of WrittenSoundEffect and HulkSpeak translation of the dinosaur's thoughts, the latter sometimes going into SuddenlyShouting.
** Bakker constantly comparing attributes of animals to human things, or just using informal language like "bug-boppers", may have been to make the paleontology easier for the average reader to understand, but gets old quickly. His nonfiction work ''The Dinosaur Heresies'', despite its critical role in the Dinosaur Renaissance, also has this problem.
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* MagnificentBastard: The young ''Utahraptor'', "[[GeniusBruiser Raptor Red]]", is a skilled hunter and killer, opening by bringing down a much larger dinosaur with her mate who is tragically killed in the process. After wandering and meeting her sister and nieces, Red shows herself repeatedly as unusually intelligent even for a ''Utahraptor'' with numerous successful kills and ploys. Upon being attacked by enormous predators, Red lures one into the ocean to be seized by a ''Kronosaurus'', later taking a new male as a mate and growing her pack to live free and peacefully.
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* {{Narm}}: Bakker constantly comparing attributes of animals to human things, or just using informal language like "bug-boppers", may have been to make the paleontology easier for the average reader to understand, but gets old quickly. His nonfiction work ''The Dinosaur Heresies'', despite its critical role in the Dinosaur Renaissance, also has this problem.
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* HilariousInHindsight:
** Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
** The ''Acrocanthosaurus'' being killed by the ''Kronosaurus'', a large marine reptile. [[Film/JurassicWorld What movie out there had a giant theropod killed by an even larger marine predator?]]
** Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
** The ''Acrocanthosaurus'' being killed by the ''Kronosaurus'', a large marine reptile. [[Film/JurassicWorld What movie out there had a giant theropod killed by an even larger marine predator?]]
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* HilariousInHindsight:
** Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
**HilariousInHindsight: The ''Acrocanthosaurus'' being killed by the ''Kronosaurus'', a large marine reptile. [[Film/JurassicWorld What movie out there had a giant theropod killed by an even larger marine predator?]]
** Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
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** Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
** Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as Istiodactylus]]) as]] ''Istiodactylus'') is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
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Kronosaurus was a pliosaurid plesiosaur, not a mosasaur.
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** The ''Acrocanthosaurus'' being killed by the ''Kronosaurus'', a mosasaur.large marine reptile. [[Film/JurassicWorld What movie out there had a giant theropod killed by an even larger marine predator?]]
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** The ''Acrocanthosaurus'' being killed by the ''Kronosaurus'', a mosasaur. [[Film/JurassicWorld What movie out there had a giant theropod killed by an even larger marine predator?]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Obscure pterosaur ''Ornithodesmus'' ([[ScienceMarchesOn now known as Istiodactylus]]) is depicted as a scavenger, while at the time, it was thought of as a fish eater. In 2012, Mark Witton did some research and confirmed that ''Istiodactylus'' was indeed a scavenger.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKidsWhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: Nature is certainly dripping with blood and guts.
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* TearJerker - The SnowMeansDeath and DeadGuyJunior scenes on the main page.
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* TearJerker - The SnowMeansDeath and DeadGuyJunior scenes on the main page.page.
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