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Nqwebasaurus was an African ornithomimosaur

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    Galvasean
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    Well, that solves that mystery. I remember seeing that show long ago. It was called Jurassica over here (Paleoworld in the States). I never could find any additional info on the enigmatic 'Kirky'.


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    Adam Khor
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    Galvasean wrote: »
    Well, that solves that mystery. I remember seeing that show long ago. It was called Jurassica over here (Paleoworld in the States). I never could find any additional info on the enigmatic 'Kirky'.

    Paleoworld... I think that was it.

    It also had a segment about Egyptian dinos if I'm not mistaken, and they depicted Spinosaurus with a short snout and smaller than Carcharodontosaurus :pac:


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    Galvasean
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    Adam Khor wrote: »
    Paleoworld... I think that was it.

    It also had a segment about Egyptian dinos if I'm not mistaken, and they depicted Spinosaurus with a short snout and smaller than Carcharodontosaurus :pac:

    That's the one. Be on the lookout for the rare re-edit by National Geographic narrated by none other than Jeff 'Dr. Ian Malcom' Goldblum!


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    Adam Khor
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    Galvasean wrote: »
    That's the one. Be on the lookout for the rare re-edit by National Geographic narrated by none other than Jeff 'Dr. Ian Malcom' Goldblum!

    What?? :O I can hear it in my head already...

    "Ah, these animals, they, they ruled the Earth... huh, and then nature selected them for extinction, ah... uh, but before that there was all the, ah, running... and screaming"


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    Galvasean
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    He does trail off mid sentence quite a bit in it actually...

    He's no Christian 'Dinosaur Planet' Slater anyway. I swear that lad was on an acid trip the whole time!


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    Adam Khor
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    I wouldn´t mind hearing Richard Attenborough or Sam Neill narrating a dinosaur documentary, tho :P And I do want to check out the Jeff, ah, Goldblum one just for the lulz :D


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    Galvasean
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    Sam Neill narrated the SuperCroc documentary that co-incided with the unveiling of Sarcosuchus. that was also made by National Geographic.


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    Adam Khor
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    Did he? :O

    Yeah... I think I didn´t have a TV back then XD


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