#stegosarus

Haven’t you always wanted your own dino nuggie? This pattern will show you how to make 6 different, 12″ long tasty dino nuggies: Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Hadrosaurid, and Pterodactyl. It works best with a sherpa, fleece, or other fluffy stretchy fabric.

Haven’t you always wanted your own dino nuggie? This pattern will show you how to make 3 different, 12″ long tasty dino nuggies: Stegosaurus, Brachiosaurus, and Triceratops! It works best with a sherpa, fleece, or other fluffy stretchy fabric.

Armour plated, Jurassic tank with a brain the size of a walnut? Yes please. Stegosarus was a herbivore who knew how to look after itself, what with the giant-ass spikes on the end of his tail. Colouration has been under debate but it's assumed that it was anywhere from a dull forest green to a sandy brown, given the propensity to stay within wooded areas.  They hung out in the U.S and China and is a "bird hipped" dinosaur, which lends credence to the fact that birds were a dinosaur evolution.  Aside from the aforementioned giant ass spikes, it had a series of bone plates that acted like chainmail around it's neck, and travelled in family groups of up to fifteen. They were around twelve meters long and weighed seven tonnes, which made them a really, really big pretty peacock. Scientists have been debating what the plates on it's back were used for, and most seem to think display but it could also be heat dispersal or armour, given the propensity for a lot of Jurassic carnivores to play the let's leap on your back game.