Just for fun - what kind of creature is the DFC logo?!

[carole]

Oh dear you will have to start the poll again it is a T-REX, no doubt.

[Pianimo]

Would you look at us, solving one of life's greatest mysteries on our own!

I'll wait and see though...someone else may yet disagree!

[letsconnect]

I always thought it was a dragon... maybe the wings are folded over behind its back so we can't see them

Though I recently got a complaint e-mail asking what a spooky crocodile is doing on a dental phobia website (well, I'd love to say that it was a well-thought-out and very clever symbolic representation of something or other, but the easy answer is it was included in the logo maker )

[Carys]

It s T REX, obviously, Geeeee you people ! I've ALWAYS thought it was a T REX a) because I am clever b) because T REX was renowned for his teeth, being a massive predator and carnivore c) I thought letconnect had deliberately chosen T REX due to his well known set of gnashers - but clearly that wasn't the case

[Carys]

Though I recently got a complaint e-mail asking what a spooky crocodile is doing on a dental phobia website (well, I'd love to say that it was a well-thought-out and very clever symbolic representation of something or other, but the easy answer is it was included in the logo maker )

Oh My goodness.......this is HILARIOUS !!!!!!!!!

[carole]

How funny, the simple answer to this is, show it to a child and they will give the answer, I don't think any of us has a clue, we are all guessing.

[Carys]

we are all guessing.

No we aren't ! I KNOW what it is, and here is a friend of his......

rex.jpg

BIG back feet, tiny front legs, large tail, bit pointy teeth....etc.

[carole]

Your t rex hasn't got the fancy hair do that the whatever it is at the top of the page has and thinking about it in Pete's Dragon the film the dragon has the hair like the one at the top has,

[Carys]

Its wearing a blue hat, there isn't any fancy hair !!!!

Anyway, Dragon's ALWAYS have wings - period.

[letsconnect]

Our little dragon/dinosaur/whatever does bear some resemblance to T-Rex, but note the difference in neck circumference and the lack of stripes across the torso... Pete's dragon on the other hand does have the stripes, plus a thinner neck, and the wings are so small that they might not even show up if viewed from the front:



On balance, I'd still say "dragon" ...