Flintstone Pet

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You've likely come across illustrations and drawings of dinosaurs that appear incredibly detailed, almost lifelike, don't you agree? A drawing like this could make an otherwise educational display on a paleontology museum tour suddenly pop into vivid relief, doesn't it? As soon as kids spot a majestic image of these massive plant-eaters strolling calmly through what was once their prime habitat, they start imagining what those magnificent beasts would be like in action. They get carried away with daydreaming and envision out all sorts of epic battles with fierce rivals from other age periods. Their brains overflowed with wonder about which colors this beautiful dinosaur wore and whether or not its spikes grew constantly until they turned dull, rusty, and fell off completely. All such exciting mysteries that have long captivated enthusiasts' hearts. If only those enormous feet on a drawing moved freely to bring our eyes along for the ride - how breathtaking would it feel? Would those curious eyes spot us peeking through ancient rock overhangs as the animal ambled along with purpose, sniffing the forest for fresh herbs and succulent ferns that line its trails. One gets so engrossed imagining exactly where they might discover some fragments of the colossal beasts themselves or even one well-preserved body after another carefully arranged together side by side. They pondered which trees stood tallest as landmarks for a migrating brontosaurus looking around every turn before settling down in these prime habitats and feeding grounds until a new daybreak signaled fresh possibilities waiting outside their doorstep.