The Accuracies Of Dinosaurs In The Land That Time Forgot

In the movie “The Land that Time Forgot (1975)” we noticed that, although some of dinosaurs portrayed had some accuracies to their characteristics, most had glaring flaws. The first dinosaur we addressed was the Pterodactylus. The movie accurately portrayed the Pterodactylus because it has a short tail, 3 claws per wing and it is only shown during the day. The inaccuracies of the movies Pterodactylus were that it was way too big (was said to have an actual wingspan of around 1 meter), it did not have a head crest, it was not located by the sea, and it would not have been able to lift a human off of the ground as portrayed in the movie. The next dinosaur seen was Diplodocus. The diplodocus was accurately portrayed in terms of the long neck, it was
Furthermore, the other inaccuracy is that the front legs are supposed to be shorter than the back legs and they were not in the movie. The next dinosaur was the Plesiosaur. The plesiosaur was seen as soon as the submarine emerged into the tropical environment after passing through the underground river. The accurate aspects of the plesiosaurs were that it was aquatic and carnivorous (ate the German submariner). The inaccurate aspects of the Plesiosaur were the head was too large in the movie and the neck was too thick. The next dinosaur we critiqued was the Styracosaurus. The accurate part of the Styracosaurus was that it had 6 spikes, a nose spike and a beak. The inaccuracies that are portrayed in the movie is that the Styracosaurus is portrayed as aggressive when it was not, and it was supposed to be an herbivore. The Allosaurus was the next dinosaur that was reviewed. It was determined that the accurate aspects of the Allosaurus were that it was aggressive and carnivorous, it was bipedal, they were pictured together which suggests they roamed in packs and they had 3