Dino McDinoface
They are finding them, in China, and they still follow th classic naming convention, but the unique parts are Chinese words,
“Key recent finds (2025–2026) include the *92-foot-long sauropod Tongnanlong zhimingi, the spiky herbivore Haolong dongi, and the 39-foot-long Huashanosaurus qini”
Dino McDinoface
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And yet you say it’s a good thing?
Great Z list comic villain name
There are more dinosaurs discovered (and named) these days than ever before. We’re in the golden age of paleontology.
It would be kinda cool if newly discovered critters and plants had that modern naming convention for real. It’d sure make it a lot easier to remember the scientific names.
Well we are getting now the worst of the both worlds.
For example Sibon irmelindicaprioae or DiCaprio’s snail-eating snake.
The S. irmelindicaprioae is named after Leonardo DiCaprio and his mother Irmelin Indenbirken.
They get you coming and going.
On the plus side, Strigiphilus garylarsoni.
my 4yo calls em Bigasaurus, and i agree
ChalupaSupremeasaur®
Ugh. lame. My favorite dino is the CrunchwrapSupremeasaur(youknowtheone)TM
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I support this classification
Animals are mostly still given taxonomic names in latin and then a common silly name. So there’s nothing stopping us from calling a stegosaurus Spikey Backy Tailey.
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Thought this post was going to follow the path of sports stadiums and show gratitude we don’t have an Oraclesaurus brought to you by your boy Larry
Dino McDinyface.
I would be both OK with and highly amused by scientific names like this. Let’s do it with botany and anatomy too!
Orchids would be called “Cunty McCunt Face”
Weeping Willows would be called “droopy bois”
There’s a scene in Jurassic World where the one character basically says this and gives off a bunch of corporate horror names and its so funny to me.
