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I think so.

 

I reckon the whale would serenade the diosaur with it's hippy ass pregnancy song and then ACTUALLY BE A FUCKING KILLER WHALE AND EAT IT'S FACE BECAUSE THEY'RE SICK AND AWESOME AND TOTALLY AMAZING IRL!

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The whale would be like.

"wanna come for a swim?"

The dinosaur would be like.

"i cant swim..."

The whale would be like.

"ill teach you"

The dinosaur would be like.

"garglee...blarghhh"

The whale would be like.

"nigga, never trust a whale...!"

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What kind of Dinosaur are we talking about here, a Plesiosaur?

freshwater_plesiosaur_l.jpg

 

That is not a dinosaur, has to be on land. But that is a plesiosaurus cool animal

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That is not a dinosaur, has to be on land. But that is a plesiosaurus cool animal
Just Plesiosaur, no 'us' [/being picky], but good knowledge about the aquatic reptiles not being dinos!
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They're not dinos?!! Oh man....well I used to proclaim they were my favourite dinosaurs.

 

I find dinosaurs quite fascinating. Their size.

 

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Just Plesiosaur, no 'us' [/being picky], but good knowledge about the aquatic reptiles not being dinos!

 

Isn't Plesiosaur the name of the general group, home to various species like Eslamosaurus as well

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Not as far as I know, it would be a bit wierd to have the group reffered to as Plesiosaurs, but then actually name one of them a Plesiosaurus... it would be a bit like calling one breed of dog a doggie!

Maybe I'm wrong, but I always thought Plesiosaur was an individual species.

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Not as far as I know, it would be a bit wierd to have the group reffered to as Plesiosaurs, but then actually name one of them a Plesiosaurus... it would be a bit like calling one breed of dog a doggie!

Maybe I'm wrong, but I always thought Plesiosaur was an individual species.

 

Wikipedia says it may apply to both. From what I can garner.

 

A plesiosaur (pronounced /ˈpliːziəsɔr/; Greek: plēsios/πλησιος 'near' or 'close to' and sauros/σαυρος 'lizard') was a type of carnivorous aquatic (mostly marine) reptile. After their discovery, plesiosaurs were somewhat fancifully said to have resembled "a snake threaded through the shell of a turtle", although they had no shell. The common name 'plesiosaur' is applied both to the 'true' plesiosaurs (Suborder Plesiosauroidea) which includes both long-necked (elasmosaurs) and short-necked (polycotylid) forms and to the larger taxonomic rank of Plesiosauria, which includes the pliosaurs.

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