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Watch: Phoenix Suns players react to dinosaur prank

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Nov 1, 2014

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NBA players scare pretty easily, apparently.

At least when there’s a giant dinosaur robot jumping out at them.

Suns player Goran Dragic teamed up with the folks from the Walking with Dinosaurs exhibit to pull off a hilarious prank on his teammates. Baby T, a realistic-looking robotic dinosaur, lurks behind a curtain at US Airways Center, then jumps out at unsuspecting Suns players. The robot also roars loudly.

Reactions range from laughter to running away to throwing objects at the creature.

Check out the epic prank below.

http://youtu.be/DSup2gj2Gn4

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