Dinosaur Facts

We are going to talk about dinosaur eggs. While dino bones usually get all of the attention in the media, dino eggs are usually put on the sidelines. I don’t know why that is the case though. For me, this part of …

Today, we are going to spend some time talking about dinosaur bones. We are going to find out when the first complete dinosaur skeleton was found, some of the interesting facts paleontologists have discovered by studying them and a whole host of …

If you’ve ever wondered about dinosaur fossils, then you have come to the right place. Today, we are not only going to be discussing what fossils are, but we are going to be giving you a whole lot of different facts about …

What is a dinosaur? While this is a simple question that can be answered with a simple answer, it doesn’t mean that it isn’t very fascinating. To learn exactly about these magnificent creatures you really have to go back over 231 million …

Feathered dinosaurs have been a debate almost as long as the discovery of dinosaurs. While many paleontologists believed that dinosaurs were reptilian, there were some who always insisted that they were less like lizards and turtles and more like birds. Today, we …

While some people consider Pterodactyls to be flying dinosaurs, that is really not the case. In actuality, these are flying reptiles. Sure, they came on to the scene at about the same time as dinosaurs, lived among them and even became extinct …

When some people look at dinosaurs, they either see them as big, dumb plant-eaters—kind of like giant cows—or they see them as ferocious meat eaters that devoured their dinosaur brothers. While both of these extremes are somewhat true in their own respect, …

A question that is often frequently asked is “Where did dinosaurs live?”. A simple answer to that question is that dinosaurs lived all over the Earth. They lived in North America, South America, Australia, Europe, Asia, Africa and even Antarctica. They lived …

Anyone who learns about dinosaurs can’t help but become fascinated with dinosaur extinction. After all, these magnificent and sometimes scary animals ruled the Earth for millions of years. They existed in the skies, on the ground and in the seas. Then they …

In 1842, an English biologist named Sir Richard Owen coined the term “dinosaurs,” a name that means “terrible lizard.” This name was a combination of two words burrowed from the Greek language: deinos-a name that means “terrible” and “saurus”—which means lizard. Since …