Dinosaurs

Dinosaur wanted posters! Interesting facts about dinosaurs; Locomotion, diet, locations, lifestyle and appearance.

    Wiehenvenator albati

    Wiehenvenator

    8.3 meters

    Carnivores

    Germany

    Middle Jurassic

    “The Minden Monster” was an 8-9 meter tall megalosaurid from the Middle Jurassic of Germany. His finds provide evidence of the early diversity of large predatory dinosaurs in Europe.

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    Mapusaurus roseae

    Mapusaurus

    12.2 meters

    Carnivores

    Argentina

    Upper Cretaceous

    Mapusaurus was a giant meat-eating dinosaur that lived in the Cretaceous Period. It was larger than T-Rex and probably hunted in packs to take down large prey.

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    Brachylophosaurus canadensis

    Brachylophosaurus

    9.7 meters

    herbivores

    Canada, USA

    Late Cretaceous

    Brachylophosaurus was a hadrosaur known for its short, bony crest on its head. It was a herbivore that lived in large herds and was native to the Late Cretaceous of North America.

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    Rugops primus

    Rugops

    4.4 meters

    Carnivores

    Niger

    Upper Cretaceous

    Rugops, the “wrinkled-faced” dinosaur, was a 5-6 meter long abelisaurid from the Late Cretaceous of Niger. Its unique skull suggests a possible scavenger lifestyle.

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    Majungasaurus crenatissimus im Seitenprofil

    Majungasaurus

    7 meters

    Carnivores

    Madagascar

    Upper Cretaceous

    Majungasaurus was a medium-sized carnivore that lived in Madagascar during the Late Cretaceous. It is known for its single, blunt horn on its head and evidence of cannibalism within its species.

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    Gigantoraptor erlianensis

    Gigantoraptor

    8 meters

    Omnivore

    China

    Upper Cretaceous

    Gigantoraptor was a giant, bird-like dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period of China. At up to 8 meters long and weighing 2 tons, it was the largest known oviraptorosaur, had a toothless beak and was probably feathered.

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