The Catalano family has been making the most of their hotel quarantine — by building what they call a "bagasaurus." Florence Catalano, 3, feeds her trusty bagasaurus wheat grass to keep it strong and healthy. (Submitted by Carly Catalano)They covered it in paper bags cut to look like scales. They call the dinosaur the "bagasaurus" in honour of the dozens of paper bags used to create its scales. "So she's been wanting to, like, feed the dinosaur wheat grass as well as eat most of it herself."

Source: CBC News April 20, 2021 01:30 UTC