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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 20 entries checked · 13 flagged · 31 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 18 still open
Cultural depictions of dinosaurs — The entry states that D. W. Griffith's Brute Force (1914) featured a Ceratosaurus menacing cavemen, but the film Brute Force (1914) does not feature a dinosaur; the threatening creature is a stop-motion alligator or crocodile, not a Ceratosaurus.
Barney (franchise) — The entry states 'Barney's World (2024–2025)' as the latest series, but as of current canon the series premiered in 2024 and is still ongoing with no confirmed end date of 2025.
Barney (franchise) — The entry claims only four children from Barney & the Backyard Gang were carried over to the TV show, but Amy was also carried over, making it at least five.
Chicago Brachiosaurus replicas — The original replica was unveiled at O'Hare Airport in 1999, not 1993.
Chicago Brachiosaurus replicas — The original replica was installed at O'Hare in 1999, not 1997.
Dinosaur suit — Gorgo (1961) does not feature a T-Rex-like monster; the creature is a fictional giant prehistoric sea monster, not a dinosaur, and not a T-Rex.
Dinosaur suit — Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend (1985) used animatronic brontosaurus suits with radio-controlled heads is incorrect; the film used a combination of animatronics and puppetry, and the dinosaurs are sauropods, not specifically 'brontosaurus' as a disputed genus,
Dooly (character) — The claim that Ceratosaurus has four fingers on each hand is factually incorrect; Ceratosaurus had three functional fingers and a reduced fourth digit.
Human–dinosaur coexistence — The claim 'The most massive dinosaur alive today is the ostrich' is factually incorrect because ostriches are birds (avian dinosaurs), not non-avian dinosaurs, and the entry is about non-avian dinosaurs.
Human–dinosaur coexistence — The claim 'The smallest is the bee hummingbird' is factually incorrect for the same reason: it conflates avian and non-avian dinosaurs, contradicting the entry's focus on non-avian dinosaurs.
Lizardmen (Warhammer) — The entry states that the Lizardmen were created alongside Elves, Ogres, and Halflings, but in Warhammer Fantasy canon, the Old Ones also created Dwarfs and Humans, making the list incomplete and misleading.
Microsoft Dinosaurs — The entry states the disc holds 400MB of dinosaur content, but the actual Microsoft Dinosaurs CD-ROM (1993) was a standard 650MB CD, and the content size is not typically cited as exactly 400MB.
Microsoft Dinosaurs — The entry claims that sequences of dinosaurs feeding, fighting, and breeding were originally broadcast on a PBS television series, but Microsoft Dinosaurs did not include that PBS series footage; it used its own animations and some clips from Prehistoric Beast
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