Too bad the Times didn't run this story, so here it is:
Fictional
Dinosaurs for each generation: Who’s your favorite?
By Brenda Evers
This weekend June 30 is the 25th
Annual Dinosaur Day celebration in Fruita, where activities are set to honor
the exploration, education, discoveries, research and preservation of the history
of real dinosaurs at Dinosaur Journey Museum.
Dinosaurs have been fascinating
since before homo sapiens stood up
and walked on two feet, according to some scientists.
Hollywood and TV writers have
created so many fictional stories about these extinct creatures that now each
generation can remember its favorite.
What is your favorite fictional
dinosaur?
Consider this timeline of the “Top
Ten popular fictional dinosaurs,” plus the newest one:
1) 1950s
– Dino, the dinosaur. There really were two: a symbol for a now-extinct gas
company,
and the family pet in the Flintstones’
cartoon show.
2) 1950s
– Godzilla. Japanese movie favorite with multiple remakes.
3) 1960s
-- Gronk . A family comic strip favorite was this generic dinosaur with a
limited
vocabulary.
4) 1970s
-- Dopey, Land of the Lost movie
5) 1980s
– Littlefoot, movie star of The Land
Before Time.
6) 1980s
– 1990s –Barney, the friendly Dinosaur, from PBS kids’ TV show
7) 1990s
-- Rex from Toy Story
8) 1990s
– Dinosaurs family, from the TV series Dinosaurs.
9) 1990s
– Yoshi from Mario Brothers game
10) 2010s -- Bob the dinosaur from the cartoon strip
Dilbert
2010 to Present -- Buddy, the T-Rex from Dinosaur Train, PBS Kids TV show, coming to Fruita, on
June 30 for Dinosaur Day Celebration.
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