B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for April 19, 2015

Probably. The Brachiosaurus was a herbivore so its (non-fossilized) poop was possibly as good for your garden as cow poop.

Horse poop is the best fertilizer. When i was young my dad would get us to follow the ice man and his horse and scoop up the poop for the flower garden.

I use it in mine. I get ten pound tomatoes.

You’ll need at least one hoe…

The fertilizer should be free around there.

No, dinosaurs predate alligators, and even their precursors.

Being an herbivore, a Brachiosaurus wouldn’t have a game trail, but I still like the joke.

Pardon the pun, but he’s got fertilizer coming out the wazoo.

In one of my stores I sold a product called “Milorganite”. It was simply, Milwaukee organic compost!.You figure it out…

“Even such large creatures as Brachiosaurs would not leave huge piles of steaming…shinola. It would be in smaller bits.”.Elephants leave fairly large piles, even if it looks and feels like wet hay.Failing that, a little exaggeration is not new to the comics.

Yeah, its hot off the “press”?

Said: No, dinosaurs predate alligators, and even their precursors.

Actually, the ancestors of alligators [240 Mya] preceded dinosaurs and was the top predator long before T-Rex.

Fearsome croc called the Carolina Butcher once ruled the north

See also: Crocodile Ancestor Was Top Predator Before Dinosaurs Roamed North America.

Actually, fossil record indicates single cell bacteria were the ultimate ancestors of alligators, dinosaurs, petunias, jellyfish, ants, possums, hummingbirds, blue whales, snakes, current bacteria,…