Like maybe there would’ve been documentaries involved with more dinosaurs not just from the late Cretaceous time. But other time. Like Jurassic Triassic and the early and middle part of the Cretaceous time. But the administrator told me that companies that released this are either getting suspended or are shutting down which means that it ain’t gonna get another season anytime soon but if it will and I’ll just have to wait until I hear anything about it, but yeah, I just wish they made another season

since this dinosaur was only been found by footprints and the name has yet to be figured out I think I know a fitting name for this one maybe this one should be called Mongoliasaurus which that name would mean Mongolian lizard or lizard of Mongolia. What do you think? Is that a fitting name because I think it is a fitting name @Dinowolf56

Since the name is yet to be figured out and since the show originally considered having some names, I’ve already taken ones like Troodon, Stenonychosaurus, etc I think I know I’ve even better name this species could use and because it was found in Alaska maybe this creature should be called Alaskosaurus, which will mean Alaska lizard, or lizard of Alaska. What do you think? Is that a fitting name cause I do think it’s a perfect name. And I’m pretty sure much like other members of it’s kind such as Troodon for instance it may have been omnivorous @Dinowolf56

Like I would definitely want prehistoric planet to do a documentary involving brachiosaurus brontosaurus apatosaurus diplodocus stegosaurus Troodon Utahraptor Gallimimus Eoraptor etc. you get the point after all brachiosaurus is one of my favorite dinosaurs ever

Edit: I realized this documentary is not gonna get another season anytime soon cause the companies that made it are either getting suspended or are being shut down. I was told by the administrator.

Now, as far as I know, it’s been confirmed that this is not an Edmontosaurus and well since the name of this Antarctican species of Hadrosaur has yet to be identified. I think I know the perfect name of this species. Maybe we can call this species of Hadrosaur as Antarcticasaurus. What do you think? Is that a perfect name for this one cause I do think this is a perfect name. And that name will pretty much mean Antarctica lizard. @Rayquaza Dinosaur 37 @BaryonyxLover9870 @Dinowolf56 @11duckhunt