Little Ceratopsians are underway for Beasts of the Mesozoic!
Little Ceratopsians are underway for Beasts of the Mesozoic! Not sure what to call these though; babies, nestlings… snack packs?
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Oh my gosh, what a darling Dibble snack pack! They look fantastic, and I can’t wait to see others! (baby Triceratops will be… a trip.)