a large bowl shape in the ground. crater | smash | debris | mayhem
crater
Heavily armored with plates, spikes, and a club tail, they were between 6-8m in length, and 4.8-8 metric tons in weight. Pterodactlyl | Anklyosaurus | Dilophosaurus | Stegosaurus
One of the largest animals in the history of Earth, estimated at 15 tons and 22 meters long. Anklyosaurus | Velociraptor | Brontosaurus | Triceratops
Brontosaurus
Actually around the size of a turkey, this predator is known for its smarts and large claw on its feet. Anklyosaurus | Velociraptor | Gallimimus | Parasaurolophus
Velociraptor
death, or some other terrible fate. mayhem | cataclysmic | unearth | doom
doom
Regarded as the most famous and widely known dinosaur
Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex)
This dinosaur is closely related to a chicken by its stance and the way it runs, and lived in what is now Mongolia. Gallimimus | Triceratops | Brontosaurus | Parasaurolophus
Gallimimus
Dinosaur known mainly for the crest on its head, which was used for communication over long distances by sounds. Anklyosaurus | Parasaurolophus | Gallimimus | Dilophsaurus
Parasaurolophus
In 'Jurassic Park', this dinosaur was able to spit venom to kill its prey. Stegosaurus | T-Rex | Anklyosaurus | Dilophosaurus
Dilophosaurus
disorder or chaos. doom | mayhem | debris | cataclysmic
mayhem
to break something into pieces. unearth | smash | debris | crater
smash
a series of events caused by the previous one. mayhem | doom | chain reaction | crater
chain reaction
to find something in the ground by digging. doom | smash | unearth | crater
unearth
Heavily armored dinosaur with plates on its back and a strong tail with massive spikes for defense. Triceratops | Stegosaurus | T-Rex | Velocirapter
The most common and widely known dinosaur that could fly
Pterodactyl
the science of the physical structure of the earth
geology
T or F. Dinosaur bones have been found on all 7 continents
True
A massive plant-eating dinosaur with two long, insanely sharp spikes on its head, and a gigantic plate that protected its neck. Triceratops | Stegosaurus | Anklyosaurus | Velociraptor
Triceratops
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