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  • APATOSAURUS

    APATOSAURUS
    a-PAT-oh-SAWR-us
    DECEPTIVE LIZARD
    SAURISCHIA
    DIPLODOCIDS
    Late Jurassic
    Colorado and Wyoming
    70 Feet long
    We used to call this dinosaur, Brontosaurus, but the name Apatosaurus was actually used first when the bones were being described. The name Brontosaurus was incorrectly used to describe the mixed up bones of several different dinosaurs.

  • TYRANNOSAURUS REX

    Name - TYRANNOSAURUS
    Pronounced - tie-RAN-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - TYRANT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - TYRANNOSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Western USA and China
    Typical length - 39 - feet
    Notes - Tyrannosaurus is probably the best known and most popular dinosaur! He was huge and fearsome with large clawed feet and enormous sharp teeth. He probably struck fear into the hearts of all the dinosaurs around him.

  • DIPLODOCUS

    Name - DIPLODOCUS
    Pronounced - dip-PLOD-oh-kus
    Latin for - DOUBLE BEAM LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - DIPLODOCIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Middle USA
    Typical length - 85 - feet
    Notes - Diplodocus looked a lot like Apatosaurus. He was a little lighter but he was quite a bit longer. He had teeth shaped like short pencils and a very small head with large eyes. The toes of Diplodocus had were shaped like claws. He could use these for defense.

  • ANKYLOSAURUS

    ANKYLOSAURUS
    an-KY-low-SAWR-us
    FUSED LIZARD
    ORNITHISCHIA
    ANKYLOSAURIA
    Late Creataceous
    Canada and Montana
    35 Feet long
    They were very slow but had a lot of protection in the form of large bony plates and spikes on the top of their bodies. They also had a large knob on the tip of their tails.

  • NODOSAURUS

    Name - NODOSAURUS
    Pronounced - NODE-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - NODE LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - ANKYLOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Wyoming and Kansas
    Typical length - 18 - feet
    Notes - Nodosaurus was a large slow animal but she was well protected by bumps and plates of bone that surrounded her body. This kept her from being eaten by most meateaters. We can tell from the shape of her teeth that she was a planteater.

  • BRACHIOSAURUS

    Name - BRACHIOSAURUS
    Pronounced - BRACK-e-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - ARM LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - BRACHIOSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Colorado and Africa
    Typical length - 75 - feet
    Notes - Brachisaurus was the tallest dinosaur. She weighed 75 tons which is about the same as 10 or 12 African elephants. She had short hind legs and long front legs which is why she was called the 'arm lizard'. Brachiosaurus was a peaceful plant eater.

  • PARASAUROLOPHUS

    Name - PARASAUROLOPHUS
    Pronounced - par-a-SAWR-oh-LOF-us
    Latin for - BESIDE RIDGED LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - HADROSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Canada and Colorado
    Typical length - 33 - feet
    Notes - This unusual Hadrosaurid had a large crest on its head. Scientists believe that they used this to make loud trumpeting noises

  • TRICERATOPS

    Name - TRICERATOPS
    Pronounced - tri-SER-a-tops
    Latin for - THREE HORN LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - CERATOPSIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana and Colorado
    Typical length - 29 - feet
    Notes - Triceratops is probably one of the most famous dinosaurs. His 3 horns and stocky body gave him a good chance at defending against large meateaters. He was most likely a peaceful grazing planteater but if needed he could use his claws and horns for defense.

  • DIMETRODON

    This Dimetrodon wasn't really a Dinosaur and certainly couldn't have lived at the same time as the Stegosaurus he is seen here with. Some scientists believe that Dimetrodon was closer to a mammal than a reptile.

  • TITANOSAURUS

    Name - TITANOSAURUS
    Pronounced - tie-TAN-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - TITANIC LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - SAUROPODS MISC
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - India and South Africa
    Typical length - 41 - feet
    Notes - Titanosaurus was a large sauropod like Apatosaurus. Not much is known about him although some scientists think that his skin was covered with an armor like coating.

  • TRICERATOPS

    Triceratops wants to invite you to a birthday party or any special event you want. Print this out and fill in the information you want.

  • ALLOSAURUS

    Name - ALLOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ALL-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - OTHER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Australia
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Allosaurus was a giant meateater like Tyrannosaurus Rex although slightly smaller. He also had curved jagged teeth and powerful upper arms with sharp claws to hold and tear his prey. He could run very fast and then jump on and slash his victims.

  • PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS

    Name - PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
    Pronounced - PACHY-cef-alo-SAWR-us
    Latin for - THICK HEADED REPTILE
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - PACHYCEPHALOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana
    Typical length - 26 - feet
    Notes - Pachycephalosaurus had a massive thick skull. They may have lived in herds so to see who would be the leader they would have used their thick head to battle each other the same as some Elk and Mountain goats do today.

  • STYRACOSAURUS

    Styracosaurus and Stegosaurus about to fight!
    Name - STEGOSAURUS
    Pronounced - STEG-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - ROOF LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - STEGOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Middle USA
    Typical length - 31 - feet
    Notes - Stegosaurus is a very well known dinosaur. He had bony plates down his back and these could be used for protection and in the warming or cooling of his blood. He had a VERY small brain for his size but scientists think he had something like a brain in his tail!

  • STEGO vs T REX

    Here is a classic fight scene that a lot of us have seen. Stegosaurus vs Tyrannosaurus Rex. The reality though is that these two dinosaurs did not live during the same time period!

  • MAIASAURUS

    Name - MAIASAURUS
    Pronounced - my-A-SAWR-us
    Latin for - GOOD MOTHER LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - ORNITHOMIMOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana
    Typical length - 26 - feet
    Notes - Maiasaurus was thought to have been a dinosaur that was close to its young. Fossils have been found in nests with the young baby Maiasaurs and the eggs of unhatched Maiasaurs.

  • LONGNECKS

    Here are a bunch of long neck dinosaurs that have created a maze for you to follow. Were these Dinosaurs Apatosaurs or maybe Brachiosaurs?

  • EGG ROBBER?

    The Dinosaur in the bottom right looks like he might be an Oviraptor
    Name - OVIRAPTOR
    Pronounced - OVE-ih-RAP-tor
    Latin for - EGG ROBBER
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - ORNITHOMIMOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Mongolia
    Typical length - 6 - feet
    Notes - Oviraptor was a small slender dinosaur. His mouth was very powerful but he had no teeth. He may have fed on the eggs of other dinosaurs. He had long hind legs and a long tail to balance himself.

  • MEGALOSAURUS

    Could this be a picture of a Megalosaurus? He looks too nice and funny to be such a terrifying Dinosaur.
    Name - MEGALOSAURUS
    Pronounced - MEG-a-low-SAWR-us
    Latin for - GREAT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Early Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Asia
    Typical length - 30 - feet
    Notes - Megalosaurus is known from a lot of different bones some which might even be from other dinosaurs. What is known about him is that he was a BIG meateater somewhat like Tyrannosaurus rex although slightly smaller.

  • PLATEOSAURUS

    Name - PLATEOSAURUS
    Pronounced - PLAT-ee-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - FLAT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - PROSAUROPODS
    Time period - Late Triassic
    Found in - England and Germany
    Typical length - 27 - feet
    Notes - Plateosaurus could walk on all four legs or just stand on his hind feet. He could reach the top of tall trees with his long neck. His thumb had a sharp curved claw that he could use for defense.

  • CETIOSAURISCUS

    Name - CETIOSAURISCUS
    Pronounced - SEET-ee-oh-SOR-is-cus
    Latin for - WHALE LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - DIPLODOCIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - England / North Africa
    Typical length - 55 - feet
    Notes - Cetiosauriscus is one of the many sauropod dinosaurs like Apatosaurus. He was a large planteater that walked on all four legs and lived near water for protection from large meateaters.

  • PRETTY JAW!

    The little Dinosaur in this picture might be a Compognathus. He doesn't seem too scared of the other dinosaurs.
    Name - COMPSOGNATHUS
    Pronounced - KOMP-sow-NAY-thus
    Latin for - PRETTY JAW
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - COELUROSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Germany
    Typical length - 2 - feet
    Notes - Compsognathus was a very tiny dinosaur. He was smaller than a chicken but still ferocious for his size. He ran very fast on his big hind legs and could catch speedy lizards and insects with his long clawed hands.

  • SPINOSAURUS

    Name - SPINOSAURUS
    Pronounced - SPINE-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - THORN LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - North Africa
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Spinosaurus had an unusual looking sail on his back. This might have been used to heat or cool his blood. Without his sail he would look very much like Tyrannosaurus rex but not quite as big. He was a meateater.

  • ALLOSAURUS

    Name - ALLOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ALL-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - OTHER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Australia
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Allosaurus was a giant meateater like Tyrannosaurus Rex although slightly smaller. He also had curved jagged teeth and powerful upper arms with sharp claws to hold and tear his prey. He could run very fast and then jump on and slash his victims.

  • CHRISTMAS DINO

    Dinosaur Christmas card invitation

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    Here are a bunch of dinosaurs that look like they are going to paint something. If you want to paint your own Dinosaur picture click here!

  • TERATOSAURUS

    Name - TERATOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ta-RAT-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - MONSTER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Triassic
    Found in - Germany
    Typical length - 20 - feet
    Notes - Teratosaurus was possibly a type of carnosaur but not much is known of him and what is known is very unclear. The science community is still waiting for more information on him.

  • ROCKIN OUT DINOSAUR

    Here's a smiling dinosaur jamming out on guitar. Print this out to send to your favorite Valentine friend.

  • HOLIDAY DINOSAUR

    Here's that same guitar playing dinosaur but this time it looks like it is snowing around him. Print this out and send to your friends over the Holidays.

  • ANKYLOSAUR

    A picture of a cute cartoonized Anylosaur and a Parasaurolophus.

  • 3

    Three different dinosaurs. A Pteradactyl flying, a nice T-Rex walking on land and a Plesiosaur swimming in the lake.

  • APATOSAURUS

    APATOSAURUS
    a-PAT-oh-SAWR-us
    DECEPTIVE LIZARD
    SAURISCHIA
    DIPLODOCIDS
    Late Jurassic
    Colorado and Wyoming
    70 Feet long
    We used to call this dinosaur, Brontosaurus, but the name Apatosaurus was actually used first when the bones were being described. The name Brontosaurus was incorrectly used to describe the mixed up bones of several different dinosaurs.

  • TYRANNOSAURUS REX

    Name - TYRANNOSAURUS
    Pronounced - tie-RAN-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - TYRANT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - TYRANNOSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Western USA and China
    Typical length - 39 - feet
    Notes - Tyrannosaurus is probably the best known and most popular dinosaur! He was huge and fearsome with large clawed feet and enormous sharp teeth. He probably struck fear into the hearts of all the dinosaurs around him.

  • DIPLODOCUS

    Name - DIPLODOCUS
    Pronounced - dip-PLOD-oh-kus
    Latin for - DOUBLE BEAM LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - DIPLODOCIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Middle USA
    Typical length - 85 - feet
    Notes - Diplodocus looked a lot like Apatosaurus. He was a little lighter but he was quite a bit longer. He had teeth shaped like short pencils and a very small head with large eyes. The toes of Diplodocus had were shaped like claws. He could use these for defense.

  • ANKYLOSAURUS

    ANKYLOSAURUS
    an-KY-low-SAWR-us
    FUSED LIZARD
    ORNITHISCHIA
    ANKYLOSAURIA
    Late Creataceous
    Canada and Montana
    35 Feet long
    They were very slow but had a lot of protection in the form of large bony plates and spikes on the top of their bodies. They also had a large knob on the tip of their tails.

  • NODOSAURUS

    Name - NODOSAURUS
    Pronounced - NODE-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - NODE LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - ANKYLOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Wyoming and Kansas
    Typical length - 18 - feet
    Notes - Nodosaurus was a large slow animal but she was well protected by bumps and plates of bone that surrounded her body. This kept her from being eaten by most meateaters. We can tell from the shape of her teeth that she was a planteater.

  • BRACHIOSAURUS

    Name - BRACHIOSAURUS
    Pronounced - BRACK-e-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - ARM LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - BRACHIOSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Colorado and Africa
    Typical length - 75 - feet
    Notes - Brachisaurus was the tallest dinosaur. She weighed 75 tons which is about the same as 10 or 12 African elephants. She had short hind legs and long front legs which is why she was called the 'arm lizard'. Brachiosaurus was a peaceful plant eater.

  • PARASAUROLOPHUS

    Name - PARASAUROLOPHUS
    Pronounced - par-a-SAWR-oh-LOF-us
    Latin for - BESIDE RIDGED LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - HADROSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Canada and Colorado
    Typical length - 33 - feet
    Notes - This unusual Hadrosaurid had a large crest on its head. Scientists believe that they used this to make loud trumpeting noises

  • TRICERATOPS

    Name - TRICERATOPS
    Pronounced - tri-SER-a-tops
    Latin for - THREE HORN LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - CERATOPSIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana and Colorado
    Typical length - 29 - feet
    Notes - Triceratops is probably one of the most famous dinosaurs. His 3 horns and stocky body gave him a good chance at defending against large meateaters. He was most likely a peaceful grazing planteater but if needed he could use his claws and horns for defense.

  • DIMETRODON

    This Dimetrodon wasn't really a Dinosaur and certainly couldn't have lived at the same time as the Stegosaurus he is seen here with. Some scientists believe that Dimetrodon was closer to a mammal than a reptile.

  • TITANOSAURUS

    Name - TITANOSAURUS
    Pronounced - tie-TAN-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - TITANIC LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - SAUROPODS MISC
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - India and South Africa
    Typical length - 41 - feet
    Notes - Titanosaurus was a large sauropod like Apatosaurus. Not much is known about him although some scientists think that his skin was covered with an armor like coating.

  • TRICERATOPS

    Triceratops wants to invite you to a birthday party or any special event you want. Print this out and fill in the information you want.

  • ALLOSAURUS

    Name - ALLOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ALL-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - OTHER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Australia
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Allosaurus was a giant meateater like Tyrannosaurus Rex although slightly smaller. He also had curved jagged teeth and powerful upper arms with sharp claws to hold and tear his prey. He could run very fast and then jump on and slash his victims.

  • PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS

    Name - PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
    Pronounced - PACHY-cef-alo-SAWR-us
    Latin for - THICK HEADED REPTILE
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - PACHYCEPHALOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana
    Typical length - 26 - feet
    Notes - Pachycephalosaurus had a massive thick skull. They may have lived in herds so to see who would be the leader they would have used their thick head to battle each other the same as some Elk and Mountain goats do today.

  • STYRACOSAURUS

    Styracosaurus and Stegosaurus about to fight!
    Name - STEGOSAURUS
    Pronounced - STEG-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - ROOF LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - STEGOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Middle USA
    Typical length - 31 - feet
    Notes - Stegosaurus is a very well known dinosaur. He had bony plates down his back and these could be used for protection and in the warming or cooling of his blood. He had a VERY small brain for his size but scientists think he had something like a brain in his tail!

  • STEGO vs T REX

    Here is a classic fight scene that a lot of us have seen. Stegosaurus vs Tyrannosaurus Rex. The reality though is that these two dinosaurs did not live during the same time period!

  • MAIASAURUS

    Name - MAIASAURUS
    Pronounced - my-A-SAWR-us
    Latin for - GOOD MOTHER LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - ORNITHOMIMOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana
    Typical length - 26 - feet
    Notes - Maiasaurus was thought to have been a dinosaur that was close to its young. Fossils have been found in nests with the young baby Maiasaurs and the eggs of unhatched Maiasaurs.

  • LONGNECKS

    Here are a bunch of long neck dinosaurs that have created a maze for you to follow. Were these Dinosaurs Apatosaurs or maybe Brachiosaurs?

  • EGG ROBBER?

    The Dinosaur in the bottom right looks like he might be an Oviraptor
    Name - OVIRAPTOR
    Pronounced - OVE-ih-RAP-tor
    Latin for - EGG ROBBER
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - ORNITHOMIMOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Mongolia
    Typical length - 6 - feet
    Notes - Oviraptor was a small slender dinosaur. His mouth was very powerful but he had no teeth. He may have fed on the eggs of other dinosaurs. He had long hind legs and a long tail to balance himself.

  • MEGALOSAURUS

    Could this be a picture of a Megalosaurus? He looks too nice and funny to be such a terrifying Dinosaur.
    Name - MEGALOSAURUS
    Pronounced - MEG-a-low-SAWR-us
    Latin for - GREAT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Early Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Asia
    Typical length - 30 - feet
    Notes - Megalosaurus is known from a lot of different bones some which might even be from other dinosaurs. What is known about him is that he was a BIG meateater somewhat like Tyrannosaurus rex although slightly smaller.

  • PLATEOSAURUS

    Name - PLATEOSAURUS
    Pronounced - PLAT-ee-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - FLAT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - PROSAUROPODS
    Time period - Late Triassic
    Found in - England and Germany
    Typical length - 27 - feet
    Notes - Plateosaurus could walk on all four legs or just stand on his hind feet. He could reach the top of tall trees with his long neck. His thumb had a sharp curved claw that he could use for defense.

  • CETIOSAURISCUS

    Name - CETIOSAURISCUS
    Pronounced - SEET-ee-oh-SOR-is-cus
    Latin for - WHALE LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - DIPLODOCIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - England / North Africa
    Typical length - 55 - feet
    Notes - Cetiosauriscus is one of the many sauropod dinosaurs like Apatosaurus. He was a large planteater that walked on all four legs and lived near water for protection from large meateaters.

  • PRETTY JAW!

    The little Dinosaur in this picture might be a Compognathus. He doesn't seem too scared of the other dinosaurs.
    Name - COMPSOGNATHUS
    Pronounced - KOMP-sow-NAY-thus
    Latin for - PRETTY JAW
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - COELUROSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Germany
    Typical length - 2 - feet
    Notes - Compsognathus was a very tiny dinosaur. He was smaller than a chicken but still ferocious for his size. He ran very fast on his big hind legs and could catch speedy lizards and insects with his long clawed hands.

  • SPINOSAURUS

    Name - SPINOSAURUS
    Pronounced - SPINE-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - THORN LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - North Africa
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Spinosaurus had an unusual looking sail on his back. This might have been used to heat or cool his blood. Without his sail he would look very much like Tyrannosaurus rex but not quite as big. He was a meateater.

  • ALLOSAURUS

    Name - ALLOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ALL-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - OTHER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Australia
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Allosaurus was a giant meateater like Tyrannosaurus Rex although slightly smaller. He also had curved jagged teeth and powerful upper arms with sharp claws to hold and tear his prey. He could run very fast and then jump on and slash his victims.

  • CHRISTMAS DINO

    Dinosaur Christmas card invitation

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    Here are a bunch of dinosaurs that look like they are going to paint something. If you want to paint your own Dinosaur picture click here!

  • TERATOSAURUS

    Name - TERATOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ta-RAT-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - MONSTER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Triassic
    Found in - Germany
    Typical length - 20 - feet
    Notes - Teratosaurus was possibly a type of carnosaur but not much is known of him and what is known is very unclear. The science community is still waiting for more information on him.

  • ROCKIN OUT DINOSAUR

    Here's a smiling dinosaur jamming out on guitar. Print this out to send to your favorite Valentine friend.

  • HOLIDAY DINOSAUR

    Here's that same guitar playing dinosaur but this time it looks like it is snowing around him. Print this out and send to your friends over the Holidays.

  • ANKYLOSAUR

    A picture of a cute cartoonized Anylosaur and a Parasaurolophus.

  • 3

    Three different dinosaurs. A Pteradactyl flying, a nice T-Rex walking on land and a Plesiosaur swimming in the lake.

  • APATOSAURUS

    APATOSAURUS
    a-PAT-oh-SAWR-us
    DECEPTIVE LIZARD
    SAURISCHIA
    DIPLODOCIDS
    Late Jurassic
    Colorado and Wyoming
    70 Feet long
    We used to call this dinosaur, Brontosaurus, but the name Apatosaurus was actually used first when the bones were being described. The name Brontosaurus was incorrectly used to describe the mixed up bones of several different dinosaurs.

  • TYRANNOSAURUS REX

    Name - TYRANNOSAURUS
    Pronounced - tie-RAN-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - TYRANT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - TYRANNOSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Western USA and China
    Typical length - 39 - feet
    Notes - Tyrannosaurus is probably the best known and most popular dinosaur! He was huge and fearsome with large clawed feet and enormous sharp teeth. He probably struck fear into the hearts of all the dinosaurs around him.

  • DIPLODOCUS

    Name - DIPLODOCUS
    Pronounced - dip-PLOD-oh-kus
    Latin for - DOUBLE BEAM LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - DIPLODOCIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Middle USA
    Typical length - 85 - feet
    Notes - Diplodocus looked a lot like Apatosaurus. He was a little lighter but he was quite a bit longer. He had teeth shaped like short pencils and a very small head with large eyes. The toes of Diplodocus had were shaped like claws. He could use these for defense.

  • ANKYLOSAURUS

    ANKYLOSAURUS
    an-KY-low-SAWR-us
    FUSED LIZARD
    ORNITHISCHIA
    ANKYLOSAURIA
    Late Creataceous
    Canada and Montana
    35 Feet long
    They were very slow but had a lot of protection in the form of large bony plates and spikes on the top of their bodies. They also had a large knob on the tip of their tails.

  • NODOSAURUS

    Name - NODOSAURUS
    Pronounced - NODE-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - NODE LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - ANKYLOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Wyoming and Kansas
    Typical length - 18 - feet
    Notes - Nodosaurus was a large slow animal but she was well protected by bumps and plates of bone that surrounded her body. This kept her from being eaten by most meateaters. We can tell from the shape of her teeth that she was a planteater.

  • BRACHIOSAURUS

    Name - BRACHIOSAURUS
    Pronounced - BRACK-e-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - ARM LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - BRACHIOSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Colorado and Africa
    Typical length - 75 - feet
    Notes - Brachisaurus was the tallest dinosaur. She weighed 75 tons which is about the same as 10 or 12 African elephants. She had short hind legs and long front legs which is why she was called the 'arm lizard'. Brachiosaurus was a peaceful plant eater.

  • PARASAUROLOPHUS

    Name - PARASAUROLOPHUS
    Pronounced - par-a-SAWR-oh-LOF-us
    Latin for - BESIDE RIDGED LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - HADROSAURIDS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Canada and Colorado
    Typical length - 33 - feet
    Notes - This unusual Hadrosaurid had a large crest on its head. Scientists believe that they used this to make loud trumpeting noises

  • TRICERATOPS

    Name - TRICERATOPS
    Pronounced - tri-SER-a-tops
    Latin for - THREE HORN LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - CERATOPSIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana and Colorado
    Typical length - 29 - feet
    Notes - Triceratops is probably one of the most famous dinosaurs. His 3 horns and stocky body gave him a good chance at defending against large meateaters. He was most likely a peaceful grazing planteater but if needed he could use his claws and horns for defense.

  • DIMETRODON

    This Dimetrodon wasn't really a Dinosaur and certainly couldn't have lived at the same time as the Stegosaurus he is seen here with. Some scientists believe that Dimetrodon was closer to a mammal than a reptile.

  • TITANOSAURUS

    Name - TITANOSAURUS
    Pronounced - tie-TAN-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - TITANIC LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - SAUROPODS MISC
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - India and South Africa
    Typical length - 41 - feet
    Notes - Titanosaurus was a large sauropod like Apatosaurus. Not much is known about him although some scientists think that his skin was covered with an armor like coating.

  • TRICERATOPS

    Triceratops wants to invite you to a birthday party or any special event you want. Print this out and fill in the information you want.

  • ALLOSAURUS

    Name - ALLOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ALL-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - OTHER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Australia
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Allosaurus was a giant meateater like Tyrannosaurus Rex although slightly smaller. He also had curved jagged teeth and powerful upper arms with sharp claws to hold and tear his prey. He could run very fast and then jump on and slash his victims.

  • PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS

    Name - PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
    Pronounced - PACHY-cef-alo-SAWR-us
    Latin for - THICK HEADED REPTILE
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - PACHYCEPHALOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana
    Typical length - 26 - feet
    Notes - Pachycephalosaurus had a massive thick skull. They may have lived in herds so to see who would be the leader they would have used their thick head to battle each other the same as some Elk and Mountain goats do today.

  • STYRACOSAURUS

    Styracosaurus and Stegosaurus about to fight!
    Name - STEGOSAURUS
    Pronounced - STEG-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - ROOF LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - STEGOSAURIA
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Middle USA
    Typical length - 31 - feet
    Notes - Stegosaurus is a very well known dinosaur. He had bony plates down his back and these could be used for protection and in the warming or cooling of his blood. He had a VERY small brain for his size but scientists think he had something like a brain in his tail!

  • STEGO vs T REX

    Here is a classic fight scene that a lot of us have seen. Stegosaurus vs Tyrannosaurus Rex. The reality though is that these two dinosaurs did not live during the same time period!

  • MAIASAURUS

    Name - MAIASAURUS
    Pronounced - my-A-SAWR-us
    Latin for - GOOD MOTHER LIZARD
    Order - ORNITHISCHIA
    Sub Order - ORNITHOMIMOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Montana
    Typical length - 26 - feet
    Notes - Maiasaurus was thought to have been a dinosaur that was close to its young. Fossils have been found in nests with the young baby Maiasaurs and the eggs of unhatched Maiasaurs.

  • LONGNECKS

    Here are a bunch of long neck dinosaurs that have created a maze for you to follow. Were these Dinosaurs Apatosaurs or maybe Brachiosaurs?

  • EGG ROBBER?

    The Dinosaur in the bottom right looks like he might be an Oviraptor
    Name - OVIRAPTOR
    Pronounced - OVE-ih-RAP-tor
    Latin for - EGG ROBBER
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - ORNITHOMIMOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - Mongolia
    Typical length - 6 - feet
    Notes - Oviraptor was a small slender dinosaur. His mouth was very powerful but he had no teeth. He may have fed on the eggs of other dinosaurs. He had long hind legs and a long tail to balance himself.

  • MEGALOSAURUS

    Could this be a picture of a Megalosaurus? He looks too nice and funny to be such a terrifying Dinosaur.
    Name - MEGALOSAURUS
    Pronounced - MEG-a-low-SAWR-us
    Latin for - GREAT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Early Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Asia
    Typical length - 30 - feet
    Notes - Megalosaurus is known from a lot of different bones some which might even be from other dinosaurs. What is known about him is that he was a BIG meateater somewhat like Tyrannosaurus rex although slightly smaller.

  • PLATEOSAURUS

    Name - PLATEOSAURUS
    Pronounced - PLAT-ee-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - FLAT LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - PROSAUROPODS
    Time period - Late Triassic
    Found in - England and Germany
    Typical length - 27 - feet
    Notes - Plateosaurus could walk on all four legs or just stand on his hind feet. He could reach the top of tall trees with his long neck. His thumb had a sharp curved claw that he could use for defense.

  • CETIOSAURISCUS

    Name - CETIOSAURISCUS
    Pronounced - SEET-ee-oh-SOR-is-cus
    Latin for - WHALE LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - DIPLODOCIDS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - England / North Africa
    Typical length - 55 - feet
    Notes - Cetiosauriscus is one of the many sauropod dinosaurs like Apatosaurus. He was a large planteater that walked on all four legs and lived near water for protection from large meateaters.

  • PRETTY JAW!

    The little Dinosaur in this picture might be a Compognathus. He doesn't seem too scared of the other dinosaurs.
    Name - COMPSOGNATHUS
    Pronounced - KOMP-sow-NAY-thus
    Latin for - PRETTY JAW
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - COELUROSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Germany
    Typical length - 2 - feet
    Notes - Compsognathus was a very tiny dinosaur. He was smaller than a chicken but still ferocious for his size. He ran very fast on his big hind legs and could catch speedy lizards and insects with his long clawed hands.

  • SPINOSAURUS

    Name - SPINOSAURUS
    Pronounced - SPINE-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - THORN LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Cretaceous
    Found in - North Africa
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Spinosaurus had an unusual looking sail on his back. This might have been used to heat or cool his blood. Without his sail he would look very much like Tyrannosaurus rex but not quite as big. He was a meateater.

  • ALLOSAURUS

    Name - ALLOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ALL-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - OTHER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Jurassic
    Found in - Africa and Australia
    Typical length - 40 - feet
    Notes - Allosaurus was a giant meateater like Tyrannosaurus Rex although slightly smaller. He also had curved jagged teeth and powerful upper arms with sharp claws to hold and tear his prey. He could run very fast and then jump on and slash his victims.

  • CHRISTMAS DINO

    Dinosaur Christmas card invitation

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    Here are a bunch of dinosaurs that look like they are going to paint something. If you want to paint your own Dinosaur picture click here!

  • TERATOSAURUS

    Name - TERATOSAURUS
    Pronounced - ta-RAT-oh-SAWR-us
    Latin for - MONSTER LIZARD
    Order - SAURISCHIA
    Sub Order - CARNOSAURS
    Time period - Late Triassic
    Found in - Germany
    Typical length - 20 - feet
    Notes - Teratosaurus was possibly a type of carnosaur but not much is known of him and what is known is very unclear. The science community is still waiting for more information on him.

  • ROCKIN OUT DINOSAUR

    Here's a smiling dinosaur jamming out on guitar. Print this out to send to your favorite Valentine friend.

  • HOLIDAY DINOSAUR

    Here's that same guitar playing dinosaur but this time it looks like it is snowing around him. Print this out and send to your friends over the Holidays.

  • ANKYLOSAUR

    A picture of a cute cartoonized Anylosaur and a Parasaurolophus.

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    Three different dinosaurs. A Pteradactyl flying, a nice T-Rex walking on land and a Plesiosaur swimming in the lake.

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