BARBELITH underground
 

Subcultural engagement for the 21st Century...
Barbelith is a new kind of community (find out more)...
You can login or register.


Dino-disappointment

 
 
We're The Great Old Ones Now
10:08 / 23.04.02
Call me a child.

But I'm a little upset to discover that mighty Saurians sounded less like some primal Uber-lion or seismic event and more like the brass section of a west-country orchestra after a heavy night at the Dog and Apricot.

parp
 
 
Saveloy
12:27 / 23.04.02
Bah! I refuse to accept it. Read this bit, wherein they admit that they might just as well have got a glove puppet to blow into a kazoo:

"The resulting sound probably approximates the noises that the dinosaur crest could produce fairly well. But it is hard to say for certain. The researchers did have to reconstruct some missing dinosaur parts, such as the beak and nostrils, and the soft tissues of the head and throat that were not fossilized--all of which may have altered the overall sound quality. In addition, it is not known whether the Parasaurolophus had vocal cords, and so the researchers simulated sounds passing through vocal cords and sounds that had not. "
 
 
Kit-Cat Club
12:39 / 23.04.02
Parasaurolophus was a weed. I bet T. Rex roared all right.
 
 
sleazenation
12:57 / 23.04.02
ah Giganotosauraus would have had t-rex for breakfast...
 
 
grant
19:41 / 23.04.02
Ninjas could kill them both.

Actually, the coolest prehistoric critters you'd probably never hear coming. Imagine a giant squid, right? Then armorplate it. 10-foot-long tentacles and a body over six feet tall.

Ammonoid!


They got eaten by liopleurodon:

The largest
predator
ever.
 
  
Add Your Reply