B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for April 09, 2012

No wonder they’re extinct.

Vegitarian T-Rexs r as dumb an idea as Veg. great white sharks.(Well, Shark tale kinda proves that it’s possible…)

the food pyramid had not yet been established.

During the Mesozoic Era grass hadn’t evolved yet.Cannabis either.

Makes for a little better grade of fossil fuel down the line !

Looks like more of a browser than a grazer.

Looking for grass-fed meat is done because we don’t like the animals we eat to have lived tortured lives in cages or pens, force-fed at rates that make them miserable.

If God didn’t want us to eat meat, He wouldn’t have made it smell so good on a bbq grill.

Looks like gulls have already evolved in the background.

Somebody’s been smoking plenty of it.

They need to rename this strip P.C. – Political Commentary.Can we please get back to the lame puns and Wolfie being cute?

I miss Wolfie too!

Unlike Wolfie … who was poop fed

What is that smell coming from the dark green grass ?

If we’re going to nitpick anachronisms — which is pretty silly, since they’re the basis of the humor in this strip! — .• From the body type, they’re not T. Rex, but velociraptors (or a related species). And who knows? They may even have been purple…and at least some of them, it now turns out, were covered with feathers. (Isn’t archaeology fun?).• The flying critters in the background don’t need to be seagulls; there were, after all, flying dinosaurs..• They’re not exactly extinct — they evolved into birds. Which I think is pretty darn cool..As for the modern human reference of the joke, about being picky about grass-fed meat? It does come from more human treatment of the livestock (up to the point of eating them, anyway); it is healthier for humans to eat; and it’s much more efficient not to waste corn and other feed grains — and the associated water, fertilizer, pesticides, etc. needed to grow them — on cattle, when hungry people could eat them as well. Call it, ah, food for thought. :J

I almost got some grass fed meat with my pickup this morning!

Grass was around in the Cretaceous, and T. rex was a late Cretaceous dinosaur, so no anachronism. The cartoon looks more like T.rex than a velociraptor. No dinosaurs could fly unless you refer to the forms transitional to birds (pterosaurs were not dinos).

Maybe Fern fed ,or, Palm fed..

The meat we all eat is grass fed. So it was back in those days.