Famous Psychologists
Sigmund Freud
Menagerie
(A strange collection of people or things)
Mia Greene
My favorite dinosaur, first discovered in 1902 by Barnum Brown, this predator ruled the Cretaceous period. Its name even means "king of the tyrant lizards" in Greek.
Tyrannosaurus Rex
This 1993 film is a heartwarming tale of dinosaurs and scientists working together to build a theme park.
Jurassic Park
Charles III, Charlamagne, Louis XIV
Kings (Los Angeles)
While working in his lab in Russia, this scientist noticed how his dogs reacted to bells that rang when they were fed, leading him to develop the theory of classical conditioning.
Ivan Pavlov
Flee poetry
(Poems so bad you're forced to run away)
Peter Foley
In the running for dumbest creature to ever live, this dinosaur had a tail with spikes on it, plates running down its back, and a brain roughly the size of a peanut (despite being 25 feet long and weighing five tons).
Stegosaurus
Lindsay Lohan becomes so unpopular that she has to move to Africa in this 2004 film.
Mean Girls
Mallard, Mandarin, Wood
Ducks (Anaheim)
She founded Dialectical Behavior Therapy!
Marsha Linehan
Lion chemist
(A large cat with beakers and safety goggles)
Nicole Smith
There's a fossilized skull of this dinosaur at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, where its horns and large plate make it easy to see why its name means "three horned face" in Greek.
Triceratops
In the original 1954 film, a giant lizard helps to rebuild Tokyo before moon-walking into the ocean.
Godzilla
Whale, Mako, Blacktip Reef
Sharks (San Jose)
He came up with the hierarchy of needs, a pyramid describing the motivational forces that propel people to do things.
Abraham Maslow
Slacking pirate
(A buccaneer that has everything but the motivation)
Sean Gilpatrick
In Jurassic Park, this dinosaur takes down a computer programmer using its ability to shoot venom and confuse its prey with its large frills. (In reality, this dinosaur is a lot more boring.)
Dilophosaurus
Animals get so fed up with dancing lemurs that they lock themselves in boxes and ship themselves off to the zoo in this 2005 animated movie.
Madagascar
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet, Sukhoi Su-27, Eurofighter Typhoon
He literally wrote the book on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (including the CBT triangle), and he lived to be 100 years old.
Aaron Beck
October's lungs
(How our tenth month takes a breath)
Colton Burgess
When it comes to flying dinosaurs, people often cite the Pterodactyl (which is technically not a dinosaur but a flying reptile) and not this dinosaur, the 'transitional' fossil between avian and non-avian dinosaurs.
Archeopteryx
In this 1975 film, a shark throws up so many people that they have to open a beach.
Blues (St. Louis)