Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong

Member NameNotFound's daughter was rather enamored with this dinosaur when she came to tour Galactic Headquarters. So, of course we had to feature it as a special treat for her.

This week: a dinosaur that's surprisingly accurate, but still manages to be very wrong in other ways. The armored dinosaur Euoplocephalus was a Cretaceous Period specimen that was indeed very much as the toy portrays, but Steve's gonna get nit-picky with it. For science!

Steve picks over T-Rex itself! Well, its bones anyway. Thanks to Herb from tinysaur.us, we're going over the ubiquitous T-Rex skeleton wood puzzle kit to see what's accurate and what's not!

Brontosaurus has been a popular request over the last few months. After a modest correction relating to naming conventions, Steve obliges! Using a rather jiggly example, he covers what made these creatures extremely successful for their time.

This time Steve has a Pachycephalosaurus, and talks about its long, strange history of (re-)classification. Also, ornithopods are (roughly) animals more closely related to Iguanodon than to Triceratops. He forgot to talk about that in the video.