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Styracosaurus Missing from Dinosaur
- Thread starter GizmoDuck
- Start date
I was so confused at first, how could I miss it! :lol:
That's why I rode again, just to be sure. And yup, sure enough there was the netting
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
HE ESCAPED?!?!?!? Must be those overtakers at it again....:lol:
My first thought as well.
He's rambling the parks looking for fresh meat!
Styracosaurs were herbivorous dinosaurs. :lookarounMy first thought as well.
He's rambling the parks looking for fresh meat!
Disneyfanman
Well-Known Member
Probably some sort of refurb. The dinos kind of rotate being absent.
- In the Parks
- No
Not sure I would still want to take my chances in AK at night....my favorite color is green after all and might be mistaken for plant life....er...you are rather of a greenish hue yourself...:lookaroun...besides....how do WE know that an omnivore conversion has not transpired....be wary of those EMH....:animwink:
....Hoping to not see thread titled Park Guests missing from Animal Kingdom.....
FigmentJedi
Well-Known Member
Actually, paleontologists now believe the Ceratopsids like Styracosaurus and Triceratops were omnivores. Kinda like giant reptilian pigs with horns.
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OMGoodness....I am not being paranoid after all....just because one stomach's contents were divulged to determine diet does not directly imply mass conformity....as I do personally know veggies that reverted back to carnivore status...:ROFLOL:
You have a link? Not because I am doubting you but I love stuff like this.
Bairstow
Well-Known Member
Only thing I could find.
Doesn't seem to be a widely-accepted theory yet.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/markwitton/522293984/
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Computer: Nothing to see here. There has never been anything to see here, nor will there ever be anything to see here.
Seeker: Definitely not our Dino!
Seeker: Definitely not our Dino!
Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
Ha Kingdom Keepers WIN!:lol:
bingie
Well-Known Member
The netting is always there, just can't normally see it... After all he's all neck....:lookaroun
Did ya'll know that the final carnotaurus has a non-animated double, which hides above the iguanadon? When the carnotaurus is out for repairs, the double is used and the lighting adjusted so you can only see the head.
Dinosaur is a cool ride to walk with the lights on - too bad i couldn't take photos
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
The netting is always there, just can't normally see it... After all he's all neck....:lookaroun
Did ya'll know that the final carnotaurus has a non-animated double, which hides above the iguanadon? When the carnotaurus is out for repairs, the double is used and the lighting adjusted so you can only see the head.
Dinosaur is a cool ride to walk with the lights on - too bad i couldn't take photos
I took some photos on last weeks ride evac. One of the cool things was that across from the Carnotaurus where they take your picture, they keep the replacement to the charging Carnotaurus. It's not lit, but when the lights are on you can see it's head.
SirGoofy
Member
I think you're confusing the sauropod for the styracosaur.:wave:
bingie
Well-Known Member
I think you are correct! Hahaha :hammer: