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Where it all began (Thanks to Axel, for recreating the moment)

Truth is, Mr. Mike actually met Jerry at a yard sale.  Jerry was stretched out... just lying on his back - sunning himself on the table when Mr. Mike happened by.  MM inquired about Jerry's situation  (mind you, Jerry did not have a name yet) and the yard seller said he was looking for a good home.  So Mr. Mike adopted him there on the spot!  Since then, it's been nothing but FUN TIMES!

Whoa! That likes exactly like me!

Jerry admires Axel's art.

He sits very still so kids can draw him.

Jerry: Gator or Ham?


    Want to send us your "Jerry Art?"

    Fantastic! Send your Jerry portrait and we'll add it to our Photo Art Gallery (above)!

    Jerry is very fond of the pictures that you draw of him.  Trust me.  Send your best work to the address below.  And don't forget to sign it!

    Jerry Gator c/o Mr. Mike's Dinosaurs

    PO Box 3061, Camp Hill, PA 17011-9997 | USA

    Jerry helps out Mr. Mike

    Here Jerry takes center stage, hosting Mr. Mike's Dino-A-Day YouTube segment on its 75th episode.  For the occasion, he even wrote his own limerick!


    Incidentally, Mr. Mike went live during the pandemic shutdown for 83 straight days in order to keep children's minds active and fertile.   

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