What is the smallest dinosaur? Not all dinosaurs were giants! In this article we try to find out what was the world’s smallest dinosaur.
This article is part of our Dinosaur Facts series.
What is the smallest dinosaur? Not all dinosaurs were giants! In this article we try to find out what was the world’s smallest dinosaur.
This article is part of our Dinosaur Facts series.
Spinosaurus facts for kids and students. Learn all about one of the biggest carnivorous dinosaurs ever to have walked the Earth …
How big was the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs? On this page we’re going to investigate one of the most likely explanations for the sudden extinction of the dinosaurs: an asteroid collision.
At the bottom of the page you can see a map showing the point at which scientists believe the asteroid hit Earth.
This article is part of our Dinosaur Facts series.
Were dinosaurs real, and if so how do we know about them? On this page, we’re going to find out!
On this page, we answer the question are dinosaurs reptiles. In order to do so, we’ll need to investigate what makes a reptile a reptile, and we’ll also need to take a look at how dinosaurs evolved.
We might even uncover some surprising facts that suggest dinosaurs are still alive …
When did dinosaurs go extinct – on this page we’ll find out when dinosaurs became extinct, and we’ll also take a brief look at what may have brought about the end of the reign of the dinosaurs.
We’ll also investigate whether or not some dinosaurs may have survived … and if they’re actually alive today! It’s not as mad as it sounds …
Learn all about Apatosaurus, a huge, herbivorous (plant-eating) dinosaur of the Late Jurassic period. This page contains Apatosaurus facts for kids, students and adults, and is part of our Dinosaur Facts series.
On this page you’ll find out just how big Apatosaurus was, what it ate and how it lived. You’ll also find out if Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus were actually the same type of dinosaur!
The velociraptor was a fast-moving and dangerous predator of the Cretaceous Period. It’s one of the best-known dinosaurs, having been made famous by the Jurassic Park films. But just how realistic was the silver-screen portrayal of this small but deadly dinosaur? In this article, entitled Velociraptor Facts for Kids, Students & Adults, we’ll find out …
Triceratops facts for kids and adults. On this page you’ll learn all about one of the world’s most famous dinosaurs: the Triceratops. Read on for an in-depth look at this familiar Cretaceous animal …
On this page you’ll find parasaurolophus facts and information for kids, students and adults. Let’s find out about this strange-looking Late Cretaceous dinosaur …
Pterodactylus was a flying reptile that lived in the Jurassic Period. It was a member of a larger group of flying reptiles called Pterosaurs. This page contains pterodactylus facts for kids, students and adults. Let’s learn about these early masters of the sky …

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