Dino Jim - Geology Fun Facts

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Dino's in Pop Culture pics

I figured since the title of my site is "Dino Jim" I should actually represent some dinos. Here are some dinos that have appeared within the pop culture of the modern day. This can include anything from dinos in toys to museums to some unexpected places.

And they made the evolution into dog toys.

I did not buy this one though since it was $16.

Here is an image off the cover of a "clay" Toy based on the PBS show Dinosaur Train

molding pack by Crayola.

DINOSAURS! Matching Game Dino pool converted to a ball pit.

from Pottery Barn.

These are from my trip to the College of Eastern Utah's Prehistoric Museum in Price, Utah. It shows the reconstruction of the famous Utahraptor, which was almost named the Spielbergasaurus (or something like that) since he is the one who envisioned it before it was even found (for Jurassic Park)

This picture was taken outside of the dinosaur ride in This picture was taken at the Museum of Science at

the Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World. The dino Boston, MA. The T-Rex is on the floor below in the

depicted is the same one from Disney's Dinosaur, the dino section but you can get a pretty cool view of it

Iguanodon Aladar from the upper floor.

I love it. This is the Wedding cake from my Grad I found a website called "Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week "

School friend over at DinoChick.com. Needless to and they did a blog specifically on Star Wars. In particular the

say this would never have flown at my wedding Krayt Dragon seen above. The skeleton was seen in the

but I love it none the less. background of A New Hope when C-3PO landed on Tatooine.

This is great. I found him on my move out to Salt Ok this image comes courtesy of my mom,

Lake City back in May (08'). Apparently some of the who purchased this soap embedded with a dinosaur

Sinclair gas stations (which uses an Apatosaurus and it reminded me so much of a bug in amber I had

as its logo) have these little guys sitting out in front. to take a picture of it. This was also the inspiration for

my Dino Pic of the Week that I have been doing and

I finally got the chance to put this one up.

This is a picture of a Tanycolagreus skeleton that my wife When presented with the opportunity, who could pass doing something

took at the Thanksgiving Point Museum of Ancient Life. The like this up? This is basically my office mate Jared taking my inflatable

skeleton was situated above us on a tree, and with the flash on dinosaurs, which I had nothing to do with, and deciding they needed to be

it gave us this awesome picture. walking along the ceiling. It actually looks rather cool, until they fall down.

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