Wait That's not a Dinosaur?
This group of flying reptiles decided that air superiority was the best way to survive.
Pteradons or Pterasaurs
After being kidnapped by pirates, this future Roman dictator was reportedly offended that they set his ransom too low and demanded they raise it.
Julia's Ceasor
In this arcade classic, players roll balls up a ramp and aim for holes to rack up points.
Ski ball
The goalies play a different game in this sport where rubber ball are thrown in there direction.
Lacrosse
This economic model says that as the price of a good rises, producers generally offer more of it while consumers generally want less of it.
Supply and demand
This giant marine reptile is the common ancestor of aquatic snakes and monitor lizards.
Moseyosaurus
Before vanishing she made massive strides for women specifically in aviation.
Amelia Earheart
Players use a guitar-shaped controller to hit color-coded notes in time with songs in this rhythm game series.
Guitar hero
In this sport, teams are allowed up to three touches to return the ball over the net, with players commonly using a bump, set, and spike.
Volleyball
Adam Smith used this famous metaphor to describe how individuals pursuing their own economic interests can unintentionally benefit society.
Invisible hand
This giant is the largest known marine apex predator. You may find there teeth in the right spots.
Megalodon
This teenage French heroine claimed she was guided by divine visions, led French forces during the Hundred Years’ War
Joan of Arc
Released in 1978, this arcade classic has players defend Earth by shooting rows of descending aliens.
Space Invaders
In this non-contact team sport, players advance a flying disc by passing it to teammates but cannot run while holding it.
Ultimate Frisbee
This nickname describes Ronald Reagan's economic policies, which emphasized tax cuts, deregulation, and reductions in government spending.
Reganomics
Famously believed to be the same species as the loch ness monster.
Plesiosaur
This gladiator led one of ancient Rome's largest slave rebellions, fighting Roman armies for nearly two years before his defeat.
Spartacus
Famous for its “Fatalities,” this fighting-game franchise debuted in arcades in 1992 and sparked controversy over its graphic violence.
Mortal combat
In this game, two teams surround a small circular net and have up to three touches to return the ball by bouncing it off the net.
Spike ball
This principle says countries can benefit from trade by specializing in goods they can produce at a lower opportunity cost than other countries.
Comparative advantage
This sailed back ancestor is more closely related to mammals then it's dinosaur companions.
Dimetrodon
Known as “the Leper King,” this ruler of Jerusalem battled Saladin despite suffering from leprosy from a young age Dawning a metal mask.
Baldwin IV
In this 1982 Namco arcade game, players tunnel underground and defeat enemies by inflating them until they burst.
Dig Dug
Usually played on a table by teams of two, this drinking game involves tossing a die into the air and trying to land it on or bounce it off your opponents’ side.
Beer die
This theory made popular in Jurassic park, says that complex systems can't be predicted because of the number of variables.
chaos theory