Dinovember 2014

Vincent knew he should help free the others from the human children's trap. And yet, he couldn't help but notice the pile of candy left unguarded at his feet...

An uncomfortable truth had begun to dawn on the dinosaurs—either this pteranodon was exceptionally large, or they were no longer the towering predators they believed themselves to be.

When the dinosaurs overheard the human children discussing ice cream sandwiches, they vowed to one day make the delicious treats for themselves. Looking over their creations, the dinosaurs were certain they'd succeeded.

The dinosaurs attempt to modernize.

Perry was looking forward to baking cookies, until a molasses spill triggered flashbacks to his childhood growing up near the tar pits.
 

With a confused zeal for scientific accuracy, the dinosaurs take matters of plumage into their own hands.

The shrink ray had worked! The other dinosaurs would tell Vincent about the slight discoloration later...

This year, the dinosaurs' annual movie night takes them back to one of the classics, inspiring city-leveling urges and jokes about Rex's breath.

The dinosaurs settle in for a quiet night of reading.
 

One leftover pizza. Two ancient powers. Who will prevail? More importantly—who will eat?

After attempting push-ups, pull-ups, and various other workouts, Rex decides he's probably a little too intimidating already and leaves the bodybuilding to the others.

Cuckoo clocks? Bowling? Foot-pedaled cars? For the dinosaurs, ‘The Flintstones’ might as well have been ‘The Jetsons’.

Building a giant rainbow-colored web seemed like a lot of fun—until the dinosaurs' efforts attracted an unwanted guest...

The herbivores' picnic went surprisingly well, apart from one awkward moment when Rex was caught gnawing on Rhino's tail.

When the small boy human cracked his sister's piggy bank, the dinosaurs knew it would only take a little extra effort to pull off their biggest score yet.

If the prehistoric world had discovered hot cocoa, the ice age might have been a bit more tolerable.

The dinosaurs build a monument to their towering intellects. Perhaps their appearance in their own book has gone to their heads?

Rex wanted his self-portrait to be a lasting piece of art—something that would stick around. That, and he's always been a fan of 'pop' art.

The dinosaurs get a head-start on Thanksgiving. Especially Rex...

This little guy must have wandered in from the garden to get out of the cold. Looks like our kids woke up just in time...

Maybe there's a little bit of bird in these dinosaurs after all.

Last night, the dinosaurs closed out the month with a whirlwind of color and class.