Dreaming of a dinosaur can mean your present situation is fraught with threat and challenges. You face big difficulties. Your foes are bigger and more powerful. However, they can be outwitted. The dream metaphor of dinosaur also hints that they are fallible and can be defeated. You need to plan on how to manage your situation. You can handle this.

Dreaming of a dinosaur that stands on hind legs –

Seeing dream imagery of a dinosaur on two legs, is more frightening than seeing a dinosaur on four legs. The four legged dinosaur is a distant creature because it stands on four limbs. The two legged dinosaur is a step closer to humans because it stands on two legs. Yet, it is not close in species, as it is a wild and threatening animal. A dinosaur that stands on its hind legs is more scary than its four legged counterpart. It stands on its hind legs, which makes it appear taller than if it was standing on all four legs. A taller (and bigger) dinosaur is more intimidating.

Dreaming of the Pterosaur flying dinosaur –

A flying Pterosaur is a frightening dream imagery. Flying reptiles have a large advantage over humans or smaller animals that do not fly.

I dreamed of a robot (which may have been shaped like a bear), who was hunting for food. It was tall and swiping its robotic arm and paw to down a flying dinosaur. The Pterosaur had nasty fangs and wasn’t about to give up without a fight. It was not intimidated by the sheer height of the greedy predator. In the age of apocalypse, robots lacked raw materials to manufacture chemical batteries and electrical charge to maintain themselves. Even robots had to burn meat for fuel to power its machinery. Robots are hunted by other robots and killed for their parts. This robot was made disguised as a bear, to camouflage and escape bigger and more powerful mechanical saboteurs.

How dreaming of robot and dinosaur relates to my life
What is the meaning of this dream? The robot, bear and dinosaur are symbols of danger. The scene expresses a threat and may reflect my mental and emotional states in waking hours. My anxiety, worries and stress may have triggered my brain to conjure these images which symbolize my state in waking reality. The situation is a threat and warns me of what I am facing. Dreams continue waking reality. This dream reflects a threat or risky situation in my reality.