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I've seen a lot of little birds hop around. Not only are birds dinosaurs, but the particular birds I've seen hopping are very similar in shape to a T Rex.
My chickens run around very similar to the run we see of T-Rex/raptors in movies. They lean forward and low and run surprisingly fast for an animal with wings that they just tuck.
Yeah, that seems more likely from what I know about dinosaurs. Just saying, we already have birds who hop to compare to. The kangaroo idea just strikes me as silly
https://youtu.be/Mwy4X4F3mB4
Or like a pigeon with its head motion while walking.
Yes, you're right. Corrected.
Have you ever seen a real roadrunner?
Seen one? I've caught one.
I heard it takes a super genius to do that.
Seems unlikely. Which Acme products did you use?
I’ve watched scrub jays running around on my lawn, eating bugs, looking exactly like little dinosaurs.