Sorry for not replying sooner, Sky. I've been off the computer on Christmas break for the past two weeks. It sounds like you had a fun time in the Philippines with your family. :^.^:

Humans deserve it if an animal kills them-

Not always, ma'am (or sir. I perceived you to be a ma'am, but I've been wrong before). It's true that we are not always the good stewards we are meant to be of this beautiful Earth, but that doesn't automatically bill every human as a monster or bad care taker.

Would you call getting an apology from your dog an act of instinct? (see the wild animal thread in after midnight for details)

Deal.

That 70s Show.

Mary.

I've noticed this before, and I want to know if there's a particular reason that Littlefoot's face seems too flat, like it's pug-like whenever you draw him.

They seem to have some knowledge about this though, or at least theories good enough to be presented to the public. The BBC series walking with dinosaurs included some information on this. Looking at that information makes clear though why LBT dinosaurs would indeed behave differently :
Petrie is not likely to fly to one meeting place of the flyers some day trying to ensure the continuation of his bloodline with as many female mates as possible. According to that series T-Rex too were most likely loners with the females taking care of the eggs and the hatchlings (so Chomper would not enjoy the benefit of being one of the few LBT dinosaurs with both parents still there). From what the series said Littlefoot probably would have never met his mother (not to mention his grandparents) as sauropods were supposed to bury their eggs under a thin layer of earth and leave them to hatch by themselves (the amounts of foot required by those huge dinosaurs kept them from staying in one place for a long time waiting for the eggs to hatch).

The problem with presenting theories like that to the public is that they too easily get accepted as fact, not even going through the scientific method.

I was loafing through Wikipedia once, and I happened into dinosaur related articles. I read over bits and pieces, and I could have swore that the way the articles sounded, they had actually seen a dinosaur of that species grow from childhood to adulthood with their very eyes! From little more than a pile of bones, they were able to tell gobs of information like how it's life was, when it reached sexual maturity, etc. Plus, with the way information on "how the dinosaurs actually lived" is always changing, how scientists are always disagreeing, etc., there really isn't anything from this world that can tell us how the LBT dinosaurs chose mates. Again, we've only got speculation at our side.

Edify.

Ryu.

Two members come to the top of my head. With that in mind, I'll say Malte279.