What would be the best dinosaur to have as a pet?

Small dinosaurs would be good candidates for pets. Even small predators like Compsognathus, Microraptor, or Sinosauropteryx would have likely been good pets as they were probably very bird-like and small enough not to be extremely dangerous.

Can you make a dinosaur alive?

“We are a long, long way from being able to reconstruct the DNA of extinct creatures, and in fact it may be impossible to resurrect the DNA of dinosaurs or other long-extinct forms. We have DNA for living creatures, including ourselves, and yet we cannot clone any living animal (from DNA alone).

Could dinosaurs be tamed if they co-existed with us today?

So, could dinosaurs be tamed if they co-existed with us today? The short answer is yes. Man has successfully domesticated and tamed particular species of present-day birds and reptiles, such as parrots, falcons, and lizards, all of which link their ancestry to dinosaurs.

Can dinosaurs be trained?

Dinosaurs, therefore, share a phylogenetic history with birds and reptiles. Consequently, it is accurate to state that training dinosaurs would have been similar to training birds or reptiles. Read on to find out why it would generally be challenging to train reptiles or birds and, by extension, dinosaurs.

How are dinosaurs similar to birds or reptiles?

Over time, this group evolved into modern birds. Dinosaurs, therefore, share a phylogenetic history with birds and reptiles. Consequently, it is accurate to state that training dinosaurs would have been similar to training birds or reptiles.

Did Manx Man have any dinosaurs?

Man has successfully domesticated and tamed particular species of present-day birds and reptiles, such as parrots, falcons, and lizards, all of which link their ancestry to dinosaurs. There is, however, a caveat to this general answer: it only refers to dinosaurs as a group and not in the sense of having a particular species in mind.