Sauropod Long Sleeve T-Shirts

It’s becoming a commonly recognized theory that the giant long-necked dinosaurs were actually adept flyers, gracefully cruising the Mesozoic skies

AMOGUS

Diplo Dino for Children with heart! Design fitting for paleontologists and dinosaur lovers. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gifts to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also likes dinosaurs, prehistoric creatures, monsters and cute animals. Design is also fitting in time for Dinosaur Day (June 1)

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What if.. sauropods used their neck like snakes do?

Diplodocus skull silhouette

Brachiosaurus doing an awesome Kickflip trick! retro nineties style

A cozy little Apatosaurus companion for your day to day ventures!

A cute Diplodocus sticker to brighten up your day! Other Dinosaurs are available :)

A cozy little Giraffatitan companion for your day to day ventures!

A dinosaur with nachos

A pair of titanosaurs, giant sauropod dinosaaurs from the Cretaceous period, roaming around.

Another happy herbivore! This is the Mamenchisaurus. Famed for its neck being almost as long as it’s body (and a tiny cute head!). Imma put my own neck out and say - why not try a plant based diet yourself?

56 feet of dinosaur can only mean one thing: attacking old-timey apartment buildings! Modified from a public domain original in the Library of Congress.

Brontosaurus excelsus, my favorite dinosaur when I was a child.

An evergreen classic that says to civilization, "I respect you and I am of you. And I need a nap."

Discovered in 1903 by paleontologist Elmer S. Riggs in the Colorado River Valley, Brachiosaurus (it’s name meaning “Arm Lizard” because of it’s proportionately longer front limbs) roamed what would become North America during the Late Jurassic about 154 to 153 million years ago. With a length in the upper estimates of 69 feet and a possible 64 tons in weight it was a large animal, though it was not by far the largest the clade of sauropods would get.

This original illustration by Richard H. Fay features the giant plant-eating sauropod dinosaur of the Late Jurassic known as Apatosaurus. Many people know this dinosaur by the moniker Brontosaurus, a name meaning “thunder lizard”.

Cool your jets with the big green "S" It's the most iconic logo in podcasting, and now it can be yours to wear, drink from, and sleep on.

I present Amargasaurus cazaui, (meaning “La Amarga lizard”) a sauropod that roamed in what is now Argentina during the Early Cretaceous period, about 129.4 to 122.46 million years ago. Though it was not the larges sauropod in environment, or it’s genera within the overall family (Dicraeosauridae), it was definitely one of the weirdest dinosaurs ever discovered. Amargasaurus distinguished itself from other Sauropods by sporting 2 rows of bony spines that ran along it’s neck, scientists have speculated as to the purpose of this adaptation by proposing everything from them supporting body heat regulating sails, being percussive instruments, a means of defense, and a way to attract mates and recognize their species.

We get it, green is not for everyone. So why not give the Sauropod your endorsement with this adaptable white logo, suitable for all seasons? Because you deserve options, my friend.

A sauropod and a giraffe share a colossal treat

Here's a dino. He's nice he likes you!

my Dinosaur Expert! illustration

That's right, it's a dignified bit of tough-guy podcasting paraphanalia, and it's ready to be shown to the whole darned world. Because you believe in quality podcasts, crafted with an Old World elegance that most people these days can't even begin to understand.

No fast food today, only Sauropods diet Sauropod dinosaur cartoon drawing

Cute dinosaur drawing

No fast food today, only Sauropods diet Sauropod cartoon drawing

No fast food today, only Sauropods diet Sauropod dinosaur cartoon drawing

Sauropod Dinosaur cartoon drawing

One of the biggest sauropods ever discovered, Dreadnoughtus's name translates to "fears nothing", a pretty accurate description!

One of the earliest known cowgirls was a dinosaur called Reba. She was a boot wearing, plant loving, spiny backed softie, who live/laugh/loved her way through the Cretaceous period.

A cozy little Brachiosaurus companion for your day to day ventures!

Happy Birthday Card with a cute dinosaur on it, perfect for anyone who loves dinosaurs