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About Us - 

Stomp Chomp Roar provides prehistoric themed education & entertainment for a variety of different venues including elementary schools, child cares, birthday parties, libraries, & more. We've been providing dino-mite service in the greater Omaha, NE area since 2019. Not located in Omaha? No worries at all. We also travel. Our longest trip to date was 640 miles.

Owner & Lead Dinosaurs Ranger, Anthony Pontiero, took his once "side-gig" & went full-time as a small business owner on January 1st, 2022.  Since then Stomp Chomp Roar has continued to grow each & every year. We've also worked with many respected local businesses including the Durham Museum, Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo, & the Lauritzen Gardens. Plus, Ranger Anthony has educated students in every school district within the greater Omaha area. 

 

Thank you so much for wanting to learn more about Stomp Chomp Roar!!

Meet the Dinosaur Rangers!

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Anthony Pontiero - Owner & Lead Dinosaur Ranger

Favorite Dinosaur: Spinosaurus, but I love Herbivores!

Education: BS in Communication at the University of Nebraska at Omaha

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Favorites: I enjoy grilling out, reading about the past & working on new projects. I also love Husker Football... & the New York Jets.

Goal: My goal is to bring the excitement of prehistoric life and the study of paleontology to children in an educational and an entertaining way! Unlike most adults... I continued liking dinosaurs as I got older!

- Dinosaur Ranger Anthony

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Elace Pontiero - Co-Owner & Lab Assistant

Favorite Dinosaur: Pteranodon... did you mean a real dinosaur?

Education: BS in Music Education at the University of Nebraska at Omaha

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Favorites: I enjoy teaching music at Hitchcock Elementary School where I've been since 2013 and I also love cactuses, peacocks and Husker football!

Goal: My goal is to bring a smile to the faces of each & every junior dinosaur ranger.

- Dinosaur Ranger Elace

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Cecilia - Junior Dinosaur Ranger

Favorite Dinosaur: Brachiosaurus

Education: Millard Public Schools

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Favorites: I enjoy dancing and practicing my instruments. I play the piano, the violin, and the clarinet.

Goal: My goal is to help each junior ranger have a fun time!

- Junior Ranger Cecilia

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Reagan - Junior Dinosaur Ranger

Favorite Dinosaur: Triceratops

Education: Preschool

Hometown: Omaha, NE

Favorites: I love playing with all my toys & watching the Little Mermaid! 

Goal: Helping daddy with all his podcasts & Patreon virtual lessons.

- Junior Ranger Reagan

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Paleo the Baby Spinosaurus

Favorite Dinosaur: Spinosaurus... Duh!

Education: Cretaceous Public Schools

Hometown: Pangea, Earth

Favorites: I enjoy long walks on the beach, listening to the sounds of the Mesozoic Era and fishing off the Gondwana Coast.

Goal: My goal is to make everyone laugh and smile!

- Paleo the Spinosaurus

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Steggy the Dino Bus

Favorite Dinosaur: that'd be the Stegosaurus.

Education: Bedrock University

Hometown: Tulsa, Oklahoma

Favorites: I love seeing children's faces light up when they walk up into the amber mine & turn into my traveling museum.

Goal: My goal is to be bring Omaha's its first & best traveling museum!!

- Steggy the Dino Bus

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Pleistocene the Solidago Mammoth

Favorite Prehistoric Creature: The Woolly Mammoth of course.

Education: Quaternary Public Schools

Hometown: Prehistoric Nebraska

Favorites: I love riding around in my igloo cooler & eating all kinds of goldenrod flowers. This is Nebraska's state flower. Nom, nom, nom!!

Goal: My goal is to teach kids all about the ice age in a fun & exciting way.

- Pleistocene the Solidago Mammoth

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Perry "Presley" the Parasaurolophus

Favorite Prehistoric Creature: The Parasaurolophus... I think!!

Education: Duck-Billed Academy

Hometown: Yellowstone, Montana

Favorites: I love making children laugh & smile Plus, playing jungle music. 

Goal: My goal is to eat as many tree stars as I can.

- Presley the Parasaurolophus

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