He learned a valuable lesson – you don’t have to been faster than the dinosaur, you just have to be faster than mommy or daddy.
Dinosaur Dog Chew Toy
If people chewed on these would it help their teeth? Or is it just dogs, for some reason. Just curious.
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Moveable Dinosaur Erasers
I’m not sure what I’d use these for (other than erasing, obviously), but I’m excited that if you buy more than 960 of these sweet dinosaur erasers, you get them for $0.25 apiece! I could command an army of dinosaurs!
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Dinosaur Toddler Rain Boots
The perfect prehistoric dinosaur rain boots for your toddler archaeologist – or if your toddler just likes jumping in puddles.
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Aquarium Dinosaur Skull with Colored Bubbles
If they made a dinosaur skull that shot out bubbles for my front yard, I’d be all over it.
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Dinosaur LED Headlamp
Finally an easy way to convince my son to go work in the coal mines. Sure, he’s only four, but he can wear this cool Dinosaur Headlamp! And the dinosaur roars when you turn the headlamp on!
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Sipper Saurus Dinosaur Sippy Cup
For those parents that desperately need a dinosaur sippy cup. And you know that it happens to some.
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Dinosaur Baking Cups
Made from non-stick, flexible silicone, this dinosaur footprint shaped baking cups makes 8 dinosaur shaped cakes at once. Mmm, tasty.
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Awesome Green Dinosaur Shower Cap
The pinnacle of awesome dinosaur stuff, this shower cap makes me want to start wearing a shower cap. And taking showers.
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Warm-Blooded Dinosaurs
New research actually suggests that dinosaurs were somewhat warm-blooded, with a body temperature nearly that of modern humans.
Just because they had a body temperature similar to humans doesn’t necessarily mean that they were like humans – “They could have been gigantotherms and stay warm because they were so large.” Either way, “if you walked up to a dinosaur, it would feel like a cow,” said John Eiler, a geologist and geochemist at Caltech and the study’s senior author.
Read more at LATimes.com