What kind of Ornithodira (Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs) would you like to have for a pet?
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AllosaurusMember4480 XPOct-08-2016 5:08 AMBefore I get into my Pick, Let me make it clear. No Prehistoric mammals, no non-Orthithodira archosaurs or non-archosaurmorphs.
I would like to have a Dilophosaurus as a pet, it would be easy to handle since I believe it might of been a fish eater.
AllosaurusMember4115 XPOct-08-2016 5:55 AMWhen I saw Dilophosaurus I thought it would be because it's your favourite dinosaur
"Part of the journey is the end..."
AllosaurusMember4480 XPOct-08-2016 9:58 AMWell yeah, Don't we all want our favorite dinosaurs as a pet? I was going to add in the title that "no matter impossible it was what do you want as your pet" but Dakotaraptor was my second choice.
AllosaurusMember4115 XPOct-08-2016 10:52 AM^If these dinosaurs are pets, do they listen to us or are they stubborn?
"Part of the journey is the end..."
AllosaurusMember4115 XPOct-08-2016 11:23 AMI'd choose the motherfucking T.Rex because I could make everyone I hate die >8D
"Part of the journey is the end..."
AllosaurusMember3811 XPOct-08-2016 12:20 PMI would never tame a dinosaur, it is disrespectful to nature's creation. (Politically correct GG out.)
Good grief.
AllosaurusMember4480 XPOct-08-2016 5:29 PMHmmm i suppose you don't own any pets huh?
I myself would find that smaller theropods, small orthinpods, small dinosaurmorphs, and small pterosaurs would work better as manageable pets.
I mentioned in the title that not dinosaurs aren't exclusive to this topic but Dinosaurs, Dinosauriformes, Dinosaurmorphs, and Pterosaurs are also viable candidates for this discussion.
AllosaurusMember4480 XPOct-08-2016 7:24 PM@GorillaGodzilla
So its okay to domesticate a mammal but not domesticate a protobird?
AllosaurusMember4480 XPOct-08-2016 7:24 PMWell I think we can probably rule out the larger Ornithodira and just focus on the smaller ones.
AllosaurusMember3811 XPOct-09-2016 6:55 AMIt depends on what you're speaking of. If you mean, steal a Tyrannosaurus egg from the wild and raise the youth as my own--then that is against nature. But, if you mean raise an animal that has been domesticated for thousands of years--well it has reached a point where it would be inhumane to not.
Good grief.
AllosaurusMember4115 XPOct-09-2016 6:57 AMIf we rule out the larger Ornithodira, well then, Dakotaraptor for me
"Part of the journey is the end..."
AllosaurusMember4115 XPOct-11-2016 11:56 AM^Thanks. It's my favourite dromaeosaurid
"Part of the journey is the end..."
CompsognathusMember66 XPOct-12-2016 1:52 PMIs it aloud to be bigeger than an average human? If its aloud than Utahraptor
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AllosaurusMember4480 XPOct-12-2016 4:21 PMUtahraptors are acceptable
