Accurate Dinosaurs aren’t scary

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[normalhuman]

“Feathers aren’t scary” mfs when I push them in the ostrich pen:

[Bread-Sliced]

I love it when people say bears, wolves, hippos and other animals that are alive today are pretty scary but apparently a ceratosaurus or tyrannosaurus would look stupid as heck and aren’t scary at all.

[greenlizard]

anything can be scary if you try hard enough.

[AgentMercer]

People think bears are cute, but bears are also terrifying when encountering them in person, the same apply to dinosaurs. Just because a feathered raptor, sausage shaped spino or chunky rex might look cute and goofy in a video or photo, doesn’t mean it wouldn’t be horrifying to encounter one while on a hike

[HigherBites]

This makes me really want more horror media related to dinosaurs now.

[itzejgames.o]

I’m glad the dinosaurs just so happened to leave the server before we joined

[titanusmonarch]

The “Bring dinosaurs back!” Mf praying for his life as the velociraptor claws at his doorstep.

[Micah_Bell]

"dinosaurs aren't scary" mfs when they get ripped apart by a pack of velociraptors

[DillyTheWillyWilliams]

Humans have become comfortable on a planet that most of the time had giant monsters on it.

[Compsognathus]

"The point is... your alive when they start to eat you."
- Alan Grant

This paleoart is accurate but creepy at the same time, the ceratosaurs, utahraptor, t-rex, icthyovenator are well and truly creepy.

[TheBitingBat]

Quetzalcoatlus was the scary af one because you're telling me that giraffe sized thing is a generalist predator/scavenger that will eat anything it can fit down its mouth AND IT CAN FLY? A N D I T C A N G A L L O P?

[Prestondaugherty]

Here are two Terrifying but accurate dino facts: The
T Rex is betrayed in most movies as loud and destructive when hunting or catching prey giving its prey enough time to hear it coming before being attacked. Well this is cap, Scientist have actually found out that the T rex was most likely an ambush predator and was actually able to both outrun and sneak up on its prey without making a sound due to the soft material on the pads of its feet. That means by the time you notice the T rex, it's already too late. The second fact is that all movies petrayed the Dilophosaur as a cute small but deadly acid spraying dino that could only stand at 4 ft, This is also cap, The dilophosaur was a huge dangerous predator that could grow up to 10 ft tall and 23 ft long and weighing in at 900 pounds Thats as tall as an elephant and as large as a

[joseantonioblanco]

The last image is from a story in which a man finds out dinosaurs still exist and they look for him to eat him

[JacobMaull]

The second one is just staring into my soul

[JohnDolehi]

These aren't accurate (except maybe the first one). A majority of what makes these images scary comes from the grey washed colour pallet, from the use of some very imaginative disfiguration (the one without eyes or mouths) and visible gore, from the framing in dark environments which obscures most of the animal, and the damn shining glowing red eyes. They are scary though

[thewitherslayer]

0:20 he’s just standing there MENACINGLY

[jkfootybros]

"Dinosaurs should still exist" mfs when they get their abdomen crushed by a Triceratops herd

[BronzeHelmetProductions]

It's all fun and games until you see a giant pterosaur the size of a giraffe flying directly at you

[yungrafacruz]

POV: your playing path of titans 0:22
You: Time too grow my rex
The Hatz: DIE DIE KNOW

[gimmeyourrights]

Anything's scary when you are a good artist.