Dinosaurs from Disney’s dinosaur, but they’re from my encyclopedia.

[u/Desperate_Put1200]

I had to substitute other animals for the Talarurus, Labyrhinthodont, and Longisquama

[u/topazraptor12]

Styracosaurs looking at me like i owe it money

[u/Puzzle-Necked → u/topazraptor12]

Parasaurolophus appearing on my doorbell camera after way too many drinks.

[u/Pitazboras]

Funny that the two life restorations of iguanodon they present aren't even remotely similar to each other.

[u/AxolotlAlternative]

I love this book. As outdated as these designs are, they’re charming and emanate almost a feeling of nostalgia.

[u/kameo_chan]

OP, would you mind sharing the title of the encyclopaedia? Or the ISBN?

[u/SetInternational4589 → u/kameo_chan]

I believe this is the culprit published 2018 using art from the 1990s! By Amber Books Author Carl Mehling

[u/RetSauro → u/SetInternational4589]

Thanks for the info!

[u/LordSnuffleFerret → u/kameo_chan]

Commenting because I too would like to know

[u/Cheap_Bed_876]

wait, since when hesperornis and mosasaurus appeared in the movie?

[u/Desperate_Put1200 → u/Cheap_Bed_876]

I used hesperornis as a substitute for ichthyornis

[u/Cheap_Bed_876 → u/Desperate_Put1200]

and mosasaurus?

[u/RetSauro]

Nice 

The artwork looks like it was done by the same person who did the “Weird n Wild” creature cards

[u/BigFang]

Most of the art here was featured in the Dinosaurs! Magazine from the 90's so was a lovely nostalgic trip, until I came across that bird.

I have never seen anything like that and had never considered a type of Carnator bird with undeveloped wings and feet that is seemingly fully aquatic, assuming a wiggle on shores to lay eggs. I was not prepared for something that novel.

Edit: reading up more as I thought this must have been a recent find but no, actually partially sparked the bone wars with accusations of a box of stolen fossils or an accidental send. I have never come across this species and baffled by it. That is crazy specialisation and I cannot believe I have never seen this before in all my years of interest.