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    I Am NOT a Dinosaur

    Apr 01, 2020 2 minutes
    by Sara Levine

    Do you have a pterodactyl? Or one of those Loch Ness Monster creatures called a plesiosaur? Or how about a dimetrodon, with its majestic sail rising from its back?

    Well, guess what? Not one of these is actually a dinosaur.

    What Makes an Animal a Dinosaur?

    Dinosaurs are an ancient group of animals that first appeared about 240 million years ago. All

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