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03/08/2025

Why was T. rex so scary?

01/08/2025

What was a dinosaur egg like?

30/07/2025

What were the first dinosaur?

27/07/2025

“Varanus Priscus: The Forgotten Dragon of the Outback”
Australia’s ancient wilderness once echoed with the footsteps of Megalania. This giant monitor lizard, stretching up to 6 meters, was armed with deadly claws and venomous fangs. As one of the largest lizards to ever live, it hunted megafauna and dominated the prehistoric food chain. Could you imagine facing this beast?

25/07/2025

“Hunting in the grasslands”
Unlike some other mammoths that lived in warm habitats, woolly mammoths were cold climate specialists. Evidence from tools, damaged bones and ancient art shows that humans hunted this 9.8-ft(3-m) tall shaggy elephant everywhere it roamed

23/07/2025

“A welcome discovery”
It has been a good summer for this Cryolophosaurus. Making the most of the warmer temperatures and sunshine, it has found the carcass of a Glacialisaurus in a lake. The energy it will get from eating its meal will be invaluable, as a long cold winter lies ahead.

21/07/2025

“Australia and Antarctica”
Giant Plant Eater
A massively built herbivore with a uniquely shaped snout, Muttaburrasaurus for aged for food 100 million years ago. This dinosaur roamed a large section of the county that we call Australia today

14/07/2025

Spinosaurus: The River Monster of the Cretaceous
Meet Spinosaurus the largest known theropod, even bigger than T. rex! This semi-aquatic predator, stretching up to 50 feet long, ruled the river systems of North Africa 90 million years ago. With its sail like back, crocodile like jaws, and powerful tail, Spinosaurus was a true marvel of evolution. Whether hunting fish or intimidating rivals, this dinosaur’s mysterious life continues to fascinate scientists and fans alike.

12/07/2025

“Surprise Attack”
A large Yutyrannus launches out of its hiding place and sinks its serrated teeth into the flesh pf the herbivore Beipiaosaurus two Psittacosaurus use the commotion to escape toward the safety of the forest

11/07/2025

“Yutyrannus: The Feathered Tyrant of Ancient Asia”
Meet Yutyrannus a 30-foot long predator that roamed Cretaceous Asia around 125 million years ago. Unlike its later cousin T. rex, Yutyrannus was covered in a thick coat of feathers, helping it survive chilly climates. With massive jaws, sharp claws, and a powerful build, it ruled its ecosystem as a top predator. Its discovery has reshaped our view of tyrannosaurs proving even the fiercest could wear feathers.

09/07/2025

“Psittacosaurus: The Parrot-Beaked Pioneer of Asia”
Psittacosaurus a small but fascinating early relative of Triceratops! This 7-foot-long dinosaur roamed the forests of ancient Asia between 125–100 million years ago. With a sharp beak like a parrot, cheek horns for display, and even bristle like tail quills, Psittacosaurus was full of surprises. Fossils reveal strong family bonds, intelligent behavior, and incredible adaptability across climates from cool woodlands to dry deserts. A tiny dino with a huge story.

08/07/2025

“Shunosaurus: The Spiky-Tailed Giant of Ancient China”
Meet Shunosaurus a 33-foot long herbivore that wandered the forests of Jurassic China around 170 million years ago. Though smaller than its sauropod cousins, Shunosaurus had a powerful secret weapon: a tail tipped with a spiky club! Built to munch on low plants and leaves, this gentle giant roamed in herds through lush landscapes, shaping the ecosystem with every step. A true icon of the Middle Jurassic.

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