Prehistoric Coat of Arms

[BlueKrono]

Stumbled upon on the internet today: the Coat of Arms of West Lothian.



Probably the only official coat of arms in the world that features a prehistoric animal, West Lothian in Scotland features the appropriately named Westlothiana lizziae, which is possibly the earliest reptile. Also fun fact: the paleontologist who discovered it originally named it "Lizzy the Lizard", which is where the species name comes from.

[Ravonium]

Good find BlueKrono.


Turns out there are more:


I don't want to make this post awfully long by putting loads of pictures on it so I'll give two examples



This is the coat of arms of Wappen Bedheim in Thuringia, Germany. The dinosaur featured on this is Lilliensternus.





This is the flag and coat of arms of the town of Saky in Crimea.

[Nanuqsaurus]

Coat of Arms of the Chernyshevsky District in Russia, featuring Kulindadromeus.

[Ravonium]

Coat of Arms of the Chernyshevsky District in Russia, featuring Kulindadromeus.

I could probably show a few more from Russia, but this one is the best I found





From the Srednekolymsk District.

[BlueKrono]

Those are awesome! Even a feathered dinosaur. Thanks for the input you guys.