Fan Casting Ugrunaaluk as Frozen Forests in Walking with Prehistoric Animals

alecgroskreutz1 made this fan casting suggestion on July 8, 2022. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Ugrunaaluk as Frozen Forests in Walking with Prehistoric Animals

Ugrunaaluk

Ugrunaaluk kuukpikensis is a dubious genus of hadrosaurid found in the Arctic of Alaska. Its name is derived from Inupiat, meaning 'ancient grazer'. It lived during the the Late Cretaceous period. ...
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Ugrunaaluk

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Frozen Forests (Prince Creek Formation, Alaska 70 Million Years Ago)

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Walking with Prehistoric Animals

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Walking with Prehistoric Animals

Walking with Prehistoric Animals

The Original Apple + Series
by BBC America
Walking with Prehistoric Animals a documentary show on Apple TV was the sequel to Walking with Monsters: Life Before Dinosaurs, and a combination of walking with dinosaurs and Walking with Beasts.
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Ugrunaaluk has been suggested by fans for 11 roles on myCast, including Creatures featured in Episode 18: March of the Dinosaurs in Dinosaurs Unleashed . Similar actors include Pachyrhinosaurus, Nanuqsaurus, and Troodon. Ugrunaaluk was suggested to play Frozen Forests in Walking with Prehistoric Animals by alecgroskreutz1. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Troodon, Edmontosaurus, and Gorgosaurus. Walking with Prehistoric Animals has 28 roles, including The Last Day of the Dinosaurs, Arrival of the Titans, and Migrating to the Valley.

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