Hadrosaur Hoodies

A cute hadrosaur holding a red heart.

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A cute hadrosaurus dinosaur holding a carrot.

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A cute blue hadrosaurid sitting.

A cute hadrosaurus with a cupcake on its back.

A cute sloth with a green duck-billed dinosaur.

A cute chubby hadrosaur with a halo and angel wings.

A cute blue hadrosaurid with a watermelon on its back.

A cute hadrosaurus or duck-billed dinosaur laying on top of a giant pink frosted cupcake with sprinkles.

A cute green hadrosaurus dinosaur wearing a yellow daisy flower on its head.

A simple hadrosaur dreaming up what his future may hold, confusion of course sets in with the realization he will be a cute ducky!

Original art by English artist Badhead Gadroon.

Indy Anna Bones travels thousands of miles and hundreds of millions of years in the past to find the roots of paleontology.

Parasaurolophus (or “near crested lizard”) was a hadrosaur, or duck billed dinosaur that lived in North America and Asia during the Late Cretaceous Period, roughly 76.5–73 million years ago. They traveled in large herds and bore a large crest on their heads that scientists believed served a dual purpose with both a species recognition symbol and as an acoustic resonance chamber. The hollow sections of the crest likely allowed them to let out range of loud noises to signal many things like sounding a warning for the rest of the herd to know that a predator is near by and to attract mates.

A large hadrosaur from the late cretaceous period, known for its unique hatchet-like crest, it's name means titanic swan in greek latin. show your enthusiasm for this amazing hadrosaur by buying merchandise dedicated to it!

Roughly 76 to 75 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period, large herds of an animal now known as Lambeosaurus congregated around the shallow rivers that ran through what is now Alberta, Canada. These beasts could be up to 31 feet long, and weigh up to 3 and a quarter tons, they would mostly walk on all fours, switching to two when speed was required, their huge tails stiffly hanging in the air behind them, making up nearly half of their length. On their heads, they sported large, flamboyant crests, the males likely sporting ones larger and more complex than those of the females.

A cute hadro dinosaur inside of a pumpkin.

An adorable baby Edmontosaurus!

The Hadrosaurs the classic duckbill dinosaur from the late Jurassic and early Cretaceous period. Hes is a skeleton of one of those beasts splattered with paint and dripping all over the floor.

Here's a cute baby parasaurolophus!

Ouranosaurus

The "Judgement" card from my dinosaur tarot collection featuring the ankylosaurus.

Protecting her garden.

A black and white detailed sketch of a parasaurolophus dinosaur.

The "Star" card from my dinosaur tarot collection featuring the maiasaurus and her baby, keeping it from going to the river at night.

A Dinosaur (Parasaurolophus) mother cuddles with her baby.

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Corythosaurus was a member of the hadrosaur family of dinosaurs, better known as duck-billed dinosaurs. The lived during the Late Cretaceous (77-75.7 mya) and could reach lengths of up to 30 feet and weighed in at just over 3 tons.

Parasaurolophus + Pan flag = PANolophosaurus pridesaur! Cute LGBTQIA+ design perfect as a gift for people who loves dinosaurs. Design fitting for Pride Month (June) and Dinosaur Day (June 1).

This Maiasaura doesn’t need a menorah - he IS one. What a lovely light his candles bring to the holidays.

This colorful Parasaurolophus is showing their pride, sporting the colors of the pansexual flag! This is a well known dinosaur species, which makes it perfect to represent one of the most expansive sexual orientations. Roar your pride! #TWDPrideDinos

This colorful Parasaurolophus is showing their pride, sporting the colors of the pansexual flag! This is a well known dinosaur species, which makes it perfect to represent one of the most expansive sexual orientations. Roar your pride! #TWDPrideDinos

A cozy little Parasaurolophus walkeri companion for your day to day ventures!

Ouranosaurus is a hadrosaur proudly sporting the colors of the Omnisexual flag, making them an Omnisexuranosaurus! Roar your pride with this gorgeous carrier of the colors of the Omnisexual flag.

Ouranosaurus is a hadrosaur proudly sporting the colors of the Omnisexual flag, making them an Omnisexuranosaurus! Roar your pride with this gorgeous carrier of the colors of the Omnisexual flag.