All of them together now; this is the weirdest episode from a modern perspective consider how poorly the story and the science behind it aged and so quickly. You got the North American Polacanthus re-established as Hoplitosaurus even before the episode aired, Iguanodon as a genus imploding into a dozen other genera, Utahraptor resembling a scaly, enlarged, Ostrom-inspired Deinonychus, giant Ornithocheirus, giant Tapejara, nearly everything about pterosaur physiology incorrect, and most of the cast not actually living even close to the same time.
Still, it was ambitious for its time, even if nearly the entire cast consists of palette swaps, and helped put more obscure pterosaur species on the map in terms of popularity, although people still tend to flub up Tapejara and Ornithocheirus stuff just because of it.
Ian Pendleton
2023-05-26 23:54:20 +0000 UTC