Savage Chickens by Doug Savage for April 21, 2020

When God plays mix and match with any left-over spare parts. Ref. also platypus and “any kind of beetle.”

Alright, this made me laugh! Good going!

I think either the paleontologist or the museum curator made a mistake.

The best part is the awkward pigeon-toed stance of Dinosaur #2.

Must have missed leg day.

This has actually happened. Look up Brontosaurus. Still funny.

I have to think it’s a bit sad that chickens would be laughing at another creature’s tiny arms. And maybe it’s a survival adaptation—when’s the last time you went to a restaurant specializing in T. Rex wings? (A Marc Bolan franchise, presumably.)

When I see a T Rex, I always think of the talking T Rex henchman in MEET THE ROBINSONS who explains his inabilty to capture the good guy because of his “teeny, tiny arms.”

I think his point was that parts may have been misassigned.

This made me laugh out loud. I’ve often wondered if paleontologists find a pile of bones from different species and then fail on the match-ups. Also, I was laughing before I even scrolled past the first panel ‘cause chickens are making fun of a dino’s shortcomings.