Anatomically Strange Dinosaur Vacuumed Up Food
TaeKwonDood writes "A paleontologist has discovered a 110 million-year-old dinosaur that had a mouth that worked like a vacuum cleaner, hundreds of tiny teeth and nearly translucent skull." The creature's vertebrae also consisted of more air than bone, and CT scans of the head suggest it continually held its head low for food vacuuming. Low-hanging fruit, indeed.
So this is a dinosaur that really sucked?
-Mike
I'm sorry; I don't know what I was thinking!
Here's the image of the bones
http://www.forumpix.co.uk/uploads/1195208745.jpg
Did it lose suction when it got full? Or does it have dual cyclone technology?
I have excellent Karma and I am not afraid to Troll it.
http://i.usatoday.net/tech/_photos/2007/11/15/dino472.jpg
Just because he sucked food doesnt mean u have to take a picture with the dinos head there....
/me checks the hall closet, my vacuum doesn't seem to have teeth and a transluscent head...
Were that I say, pancakes?
An upgrade from the woolly mammoth model?
FAQs are evil.
Paying $50 in a back alley is not considered dating where you're from?
It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.
If this dinosaur were female, it would not be called (as per the title) "anatomically strange". It would be called "anatomically correct".
It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong.
They've finally discovered Wilma's vacuum cleaner.
"Newly discovered dinosaur sucks."
Eat a Chicken, You know you want to.
Must be called YoMommasaurus.
You are using English. Please learn the difference between loose and lose; they're, there, and their; your and you're.
My wife turned on Good Morning America while I was still groggy from sleep. While I lay there listening to the TV, they ran this story, saying that the dinosaur had "over 500 toddler-sized teeth." I thought, "A toddler is a strange thing to compare the size of a tooth to, but my god, that thing's HUGE!"
--I'm so big, my sig has its own sig.
-- See?