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If we’re not too careful, the Academy of Natural Sciences 🦕🦖 in Philadelphia 🔔 will be Extinct! ☄️

Yesterday, the William Penn Foundation offered Drexel University a lot of money 💴 to help the museum open, “But They’re Not Listening To It!”

Send Your Support To Drexel University via Email and Social Media, to Try To Convince Them To Accept the Funding. Before it’s too late! ⏰

Thank You! ☺️

#AcademyofNaturalSciences #Philadelphia @acadnatsci @savetheacademy @drexeluniv @palaeoamber @cmninaahmad @notoriousnaturalistmax @ashlifriel @philly_fossil_collector @phillyinquirer @williampennfoundation @phillymayor @lexaprotaganist #SavetheAcademy #PhiladelphiaDinosaurs #PALEOPuppeteerProductions

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Cosmo is the one who made Denzel Crocker into a miserable, sadistic, fairy-obsessed lunatic by turning the microphones back on when Timmy was trying to tell Crocker not to reveal his secret! Here’s Aladdin reacting to Cosmo’s stupidity impulse. So Cosmo is the REAL villain in this episode before Jorgen Von Strangle erases Denzel Crocker’s memory of having Cosmo and Wanda as his fairies and most of his happy memories always was painful for me to watch. And what’s worse is that all of Dimmsdale forgot all of wonderful things Crocker did because of this. Not only did Crocker never state that he had FAIRY GOD PARENTS! But Cosmo (being the cartoonish retard that he is) also revealed himself of his own accord.

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New, Artist Spotlight video tonight on my YouTube channel! Checkout the mini-masterpieces made by @nchlsrosa ! (Until the upload on YT - you can check-out his Instagram page and see his works!) He sells them in sets! Collect them all!

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Join me tonight in my YouTube channel - The Dinogeek - for a look at "Dinosaurs at Breakfast!" 😊

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Happy Fossil Friday!

One part of my Nostalgia, the DINOSAUR 🦕 🦖 Ride at Disney’s Animal Kingdom is Unfortunately Going Extinct Next Week! 🥺😢😭😔 Along with the Rest of Dinoland USA, on February 1st 🥇 and February 2nd. 🥈

My family and I can’t even make it there, because of the Snowstorm ❄️🌨️☃️ in Georgia this Weekend!

So here are some photos from the ride I took at the ride 11 years ago in 2015. Including the mount of the skeleton of a Carnotaurus. 🦖 (Meat Eating Bull) 🐂 A predator from Argentina 🇦🇷 that is villain 🦹‍♂️ of Disney’s Dinosaur, 🦕🦖 and is in reality, 25 feet long and 2 tons in weight.

Iguanodon like Aladar (Who I didn’t Photograph:-) didn’t really live at the same time and place as Carnotaurus. You’ve probably seen that in a drawing I did 2 months ago. But it did live alongside Secernosaurus (Featured in the Drawing) and the bony plated sauropod, 🦕 Saltasaurus. Which is in the ride. Iguanodon’s biggest threats in Europe, 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇧🇪🇩🇪🇪🇸🇫🇷🇮🇹 were carcharodontosaurs like Neovenator, 🦖 and Concavenator, and spinosaurs like Baryonyx, Ceratosuchops, and Riparovenator. Probably even smaller carnivores like Eotyrannus, 🦖 and Vectiraptor.

The artwork of my friend and artistic mentor, “William Stout,” is there too. You’ve probably already seen many posts I did about him.

I sent the Disney Guest Services and Josh D’ Amaro a Guest Sentiment (For They Don’t Take Requests or Recommendations) to let them know how I feel about the park’s dinosaurs, 🦕 🦖 and that how important they are to the park since it opened.
If you would like to do the same thing, that might help. Who Knows? Thank You! ☺️

#FossilFriday #DisneyDinosaur #DinosaurRide #DinolandUSA #DisneysAnimalKingdom

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Happy Fossil Friday! And Happy #BlackFriday 2025! December is Almost Here!

I made my list and I checked it twice, and I’m sometimes naughty, 👿 but I am Mostly Very Nice! 😊 Remember that I do a Polar Dinosaur 🦕 🦖 Holiday Every Year, well Here’s the Big Reveal for the Polar Dinosaur 🦕 🦖 I’m Doing for This Year’s Card!

Meet Morrosaurus! A 2 legged, plant 🌱 eating, ornithopod dinosaur from the Snow ❄️ Hill Island Formation in Antarctica! 🇦🇶 Its full name, “Morrosaurus Antarcticus.” (The El Moro Lizard of Antarctica) 🇦🇶 Is is for the El Morro site, on James Ross Island, Antarctica, 🇦🇶 where it was discovered.

The bones reveal that Morrosaurus was 15 to 16 feet long, and stood 3 feet tall. The size of a Great Dane! And much larger than its relative, Trinisaura. (I thought of doing Trinisaura Next Year)

Morrosaurus is a member of the 2 legged ornithopods called the Elasmarians. These 2 legged vegan 🌱 dinosaurs thrived from Australia, 🇦🇺 to Zealandia, (New Zealand) 🇳🇿 South America, (Argentina) 🇦🇷 and Antarctica 🇦🇶 in the Late Cretaceous.

Studies of its hind legs, and those of its cousins showed that these dinosaurs had slim metatarsals, (ankle bones) 🦴 which showed they were fast runners. They also had chevrons (bony rods) on their tails like the raptor dinos, for balance like a cheetah’s tail. That allowed them to outmaneuver predators like the #Imperobator. (Which I did Last Year)

It also had a capability of jumping. So I envisioned for the drawing of the card to show 2 Morrosaurus, one running, and the other leaping through fresh snow ❄️ in the winter. 🥶 Having downy feathers 🪶 for insulation, and night vision made these dinosaurs active in the dark, south polar regions.

Reference: Wikipedia.org

#FossilFriday #BlackFriday2025 #DinosaurXmasCard #DinosaurXmasCards #DinosaurHolidayCards #Antarctica #PrehistoricAntarctica #CretaceousAntarctica #Morrosaurus #Morrosaurusantarcticus #Elasmaria #Elasmarian #Ornithopod #JamesRossIsland #SnowHillIslandFormation #PolarDinosaur #PolarDinosaurs #SouthPolarDinosaurs #AntarcticDinosaur #AntarcticDinosaurs #PaleoPuppeteer #PALEOPuppeteerProductions

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Twilight is shocked as she sees T. Rex Sue coming to life and roars out loudly.

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Here’s Jumba’s reaction to Disney planning to replace Dinoland USA with the Tropical Americas inspired by both Indiana Jones and Encanto. I know how much that feels.This is absolutely ridiculous! I was so MAD at Disney since the company was going to replace DinoLand U.S.A. by turning it into the new South American land with Encanto and my number one favorite ride DINOSAUR was going to transform into an Indiana Jones ride and I was NOT happy about it. I was so obsessed with dinosaurs since I watched one of the Disney movies that had dinosaurs and I certainly did NOT ask Disney to replace DinoLand USA because I’ve tried to tell everyone that the dinosaurs are always part of the animal kingdom, but unfortunately, they did not listen. I really hate getting ignored and people should’ve known that the dinosaurs are NOT monsters, they’re animals. Every dinosaur is an animal no matter what they said!

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The movie was released on June 11, 1993 and grossed $912 million worldwide in its initial release (and $1.034 billion after re-releases), which made it the highest-grossing movie in the world (surpassing E.T., which was also directed by Steven Spielberg and released exactly 42 years ago today) until it was surpassed by Titanic in 1997. It’s now the 45th highest-grossing movie in the world*. It’s also obviously the highest-grossing movie of 1993 and remains to this day the highest-grossing movie directed by Steven Spielberg. It also remained the highest-grossing movie ever distributed by Universal until it was surpassed by Fast and Furious 7 in 2015**, 22 years later. Additionally it was the 1st movie in history to gross $700 million in its initial release, $800 million and $900 million. When it was re-released in 2013 it became the 17th movie in history to gross $1 billion, the 2nd to do so after a re-release (after The Phantom Menace) and the 1st movie ever distributed by Universal to do so. With this movie Steven Spielberg became the 1st (and only to this day) movie director ever to direct 3 movies that were at 1 point the highest-grossing movie in the world (the others being Jaws and E.T.) and the 1st to direct 2 consecutive ones.

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I thought it might be interesting if Ariel and Aladar interacted in Once Upon a Studio.

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Guess the reference here in the wetlands of northern Australia, we see a saltwater crocodile that is hunting a cane toad. Cane toads came from South America, and now they’re almost anywhere, including Australia. The reason why cane toads were brought to several countries because they were here to eat bugs that feed on the sugar canes. These toxic amphibians have two glands behind their head that squirt milky poisons that can kill just about most predators, but not the croc. Unlike other crocodilians, saltwater crocodiles are immune to cane toad toxins, allowing them to eat cane toads to sustain themselves if necessary. People in Australia are also trying to kill off cane toads, which is why the Australian government encourages people to go “toading” and kill as many toads as possible.

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In honor of Jurassic June, we have an unlikely alliance going on that is similar to what happened with two Alpha Titans!

-Aladar is in King Kong’s position
-The Carnotyrannus is in Godzilla’s position

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