Terrified 2-Year-Old Outruns a T-Rex! (VIDEO)

by Jacqueline Burt May 7, 2012 at 1:01 PM

kid & t-rex I can just see this kid 20 years from now, lying on a therapist's couch, talking about the horrible nightmares he's had since childhood:

So there's always this giant dinosaur ... it's a T-Rex! And it's staring right at me! And all I can think to do is run, run like the wind! And I can hear people laughing in the background ... I guess the T-Rex eats them.

Of course the T-Rex of his nightmares was really part of an animatronic exhibit his parents took him to see when he was 2, so it didn't actually eat anybody. But if it had been real?

Little Zack definitely had the right reaction ...

Kid took off like a shot! That's some serious speed for a 2-year-old:

I love how he's screaming "run, run!" the whole time. Run, you fools!! Run for your lives!

Maybe Zack's parents should wait a few years before they let him watch Jurassic Park ...

What would your kid do if he saw a gigantic moving dinosaur?

Image via tfoust1012/YouTube

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jacqueline Burt

has written for numerous magazines, newspapers, and websites. She is easily bored and often tired, so she requires constant entertainment to keep her awake. Dance, Monkey! Dance!

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Facebook comment from Desere Perrella

May 7, 2012 at 9:33 PM

lol dang that boy can move. my two year old would have done the same thing. he loooooves santa on tv but you get him on santas lap and hes freaking out.

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we2angels

May 8, 2012 at 1:17 AM

um, that was pretty crappy of the parents.

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Nonmember comment from Kerri

May 8, 2012 at 2:49 AM

I agree with Libby - morons. I mean, you tell him to run when he gets there... you set up the fear. Hello? Seriously, this will mess him up for a good long while. Nice job.

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Nonmember comment from Stephanie

May 8, 2012 at 8:07 AM

i like how some people call them idiots for letting their kid get scared. I swear up and down my mom was so cruel to my older brother and i compared to my little brothers who she coddled and made sure nothing scary ever got near them (my dad sat me on the couch to watch the nightmare on elm street series when i was oh i dno about 2). My older brother and i grew up just fine, neither of us see a therapist or have irrational fears, we're both outspoken and outgoing. My little brothers on the other hand are very shy and very timid and want nothing to do with loud crowds or strangers (this involves making friends). I think it's hilarious that the little boy was very curious at first and then realized "i should be scared!!" i don't think it's funny that they let him get 2 blocks away before going after him but kids should be scared sometimes, cuz more than likely they took him to it later to show him it's really fake and theres nothing to be afraid of.

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Facebook comment from Sandra Gagnon

May 8, 2012 at 9:24 PM

thats traumatizing to the toddler.

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Facebook comment from Lynda Garland

May 9, 2012 at 1:31 PM

If he was really that terrified it's kind of sick for the parents to find it so amusing. Who sets their kid up like this and then laughs at his fears? :(

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