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A Toothsome Spinosaurus Bed Keeps The Charismatic Theropod Plunged In The River

I am always amazed when I see a bird dive into the water, only to emerge moments later, flying again with a prize fish dinner secured in its beak. The … [Read more...]

The Trackway at Dinosaur State Park

About The Trackway at Dinosaur State Park I have never had the opportunity to frequent the trackway at Dinosaur State Park, or anything at Dinosaur … [Read more...]

Just How Big Was Microvenator?

Microvenator is an unusual, almost bird like oviraptorosaurian, that most likely featured feathers and a short, sharp beak. Although this theropod … [Read more...]

Just How Big Was Mamenchisaurus?

Mamenchisaurus, a Huge Sauropod Mamenchisaurus is an incredibly large sauropod of the late Jurassic period. One of the most notable features of … [Read more...]

A List Of Amazing Dinosaur Facts To Wow Your Friends And Family

There are plenty of amazing dinosaur facts but if you're like me then you find most dinosaur related facts to be amazing. Today I want to take a look … [Read more...]

Saurischia Versus Ornithischia

The Difference Of Saurischia Versus Ornithischia Although the general public like to think that researchers categorize dinosaurs based on being … [Read more...]

Just How Big Was Torosaurus?

Torosaurus, a Large Ceratopsian Torosaurus walked the Earth during the late Cretaceous period. For a while this large frilled ceratopsian was … [Read more...]

The Dinosaur Trail at the Museum of Life and Science

The Museum of Life and Science in Durham, NC Has  a Dinosaur Trail I have lived in North Carolina for close to two decades now and it wasn't … [Read more...]

Just How Big Was Carnotaurus?

Carnotaurus, the Meat Eating Bull Carnotaurus was actually a much smaller dinosaur that most amateur dinosaur lovers would believe. Researchers … [Read more...]

Dinosaur Art: The World’s Greatest Paleoart Edited By Steve White

Dinosaur Art: The World's Greatest Paleoart Edited By Steve White Brings Dinosaurs to Life If you were the type of kid that looked at the pictures … [Read more...]

How Big Was Megalodon?

Megalodon is Not a Dinosaur Megalodon or"Big Tooth" is not actually a dinosaur, but this prehistoric shark species is often mistakenly referred to … [Read more...]

How Big Was Microceratops / Microceratus?

Microceratops is a far cry from the 14,000 lb Triceratops from the same Ceratopsia infraorder. Weighing just 4 lbs, this herbivore sported a sharp … [Read more...]

American Museum of Natural History Dinosaurs, New York

American Museum of Natural History Dinosaurs Are Worth Seeing If you ever find yourself in New York - something which I have not done yet even after … [Read more...]

How Do We Know Dinosaurs Were Reptiles?

How Can We Know That Dinosaurs Were Reptiles? For amateur dinosaur lovers out there, there are many questions that come to mind when contemplating … [Read more...]

How Big Was Therizinosaurus?

Therizinosaurus is One Unusual Character Therizinosaurus is an unusual dinosaur to say the least. This late Cretaceous period maniraptoran is most … [Read more...]

The Smallest Dinosaurs

Everyone Always Neglects the Smallest Dinosaurs When it comes to dinosaur facts, everyone always wants to know about the biggest dinosaurs: the … [Read more...]

Just How Big Was Triceratops?

Triceratops will always be one of the most popular dinosaur species but this herbivore was far from being a gentle giant! The triceratops was twice … [Read more...]

Seven Dinosaur Children’s Books Worth Reading

Dinosaur Children's Books Encourage Reading When I was a kid I loved dinosaurs as you know. What you don't know however, is that I had a considerable … [Read more...]

How Big Was Troodon?

Troodon goes down in record as potentially being the smartest dinosaur to walk the Earth. This Cretaceous period Theropod was a late Cretaceous marvel … [Read more...]

How Big Was Argentinosaurus?

The great Titanosaur, Argentinosaurus lived during the late Cretaceous period on what was then an island that we now recognize as the continent of … [Read more...]

How Big Was Apatosaurus?

Apatosaurus is one of the more popular dinosaur species, although for most people it is more recognizable as the "brontosaurus." Native to the … [Read more...]

How Big Was Parasaurolophus?

Parasaurolophus is my personal favorite of all dinosaur species. This large herbivore is most commonly recognized for the incredible cranial crest … [Read more...]

10 More Dinosaur Facts Every Dinosaur Lover Should Know

There's Always Room For More Dinosaur Facts Back in the beginning of July I made a post entitled "10 Dinosaur Facts Every Dinosaur Lover Should … [Read more...]

Why Were Dinosaurs So Big?

Just Why Were Dinosaurs So Big? One of the many factors that draws dinosaur lovers to dinosaurs is their sheer size. There is no animal that … [Read more...]

Just How Big Was Stegosaurus?

Stegosaurus is one of the more famous names in dinosaur history and makes the favorite dinosaur list for millions of dinosaur lovers world wide. Most … [Read more...]

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