Maiasaura – Wild Roar
“This dinosaur is large, bulky and has a stubborn disposition. It’s called the Iguanodon. It’s a herbivore with attitude. I’d suggest giving it a wide berth.”—George Lambert The so-called Good Mother Lizard Maiasaura is a genus of herbivorous hadrosaurid or in non scientific slang duck-billed dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 76 […]
Pteranodon – Wild Roar
“I still have trouble believing airplanes can fly, so don’t get me started on this Pteranodon. But fly it does. Oh, and it is also known as a ‘toothless wing’. Toothless, huh? Yeah, I’m not buying that either.”— Cabot Finch The Pteranodon is one of the largest known pterosaurs, boastsing an impressive wingspan that can […]
Baryonyx – Wild Roar
“See, Not a T-Rex!” – Claire Dearing to Franklin Webb after sighting of the Baryonyx Baryonyx is an extinct genus of spinosaur, a member and of the same group as and a close relative to the northern African dinosaurs Spinosaurus and Suchomimus. Baryonyx was smaller than these relatives but was still a big predator. It […]
Ceratosuchops – Wild Roar
Chaos Theory Wild Roar Ceratosuchops “They are some sort of cousins right. I mean the Spinosaurus and the Ceratosuchops? They look similar and are both terrifying.”— Yasmina ‘Yaz’ Fadoula Dino Fact File Name Meaning: Horned crocodile face How to say it: seh-RAT-oh-SOO-kops Diet: Carnivorous 🥩 Height: 4.9-6 meters (16-19.7 feet) Lenght: 8 to 9 meters […]
Kentrosaurus – Wild Roar
“The Kentrosaurus is another of those spikey-backed dinosaurs. A dinosaur that relied on intimidation to keep predators at bay. And failing that, a difficult meal to catch and chew. Think of it as a prehistoric porcupine.”– Isaac Clement Kentrosaurus (meaning “pointed lizard”) was a small member of the stegosaur family. It had 9 pairs of […]
Kryptops – Wild Roar
“Your arms are… pretty much vestigial at this point! Ha!” — Darius Bowman Kryptops is another member of the theropod dinosaur family that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 110 million years ago, in the territory of today’s Niger, Africa. The Kryptops was a medium-sized theropod, estimated to be about 6 to 7 meters […]
Eotriceratops – Gigantic Thrasher
“Why was the Triceratops such a popular dinosaur? Because it was always tri-horny!“– Alan Grant Eotriceratops is another branch of the large ceratopsian or in other words horned dinosaurs that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, somewhere about 68 million years ago, in what is now North America. The Eotriceratops is also known for being […]
Tyrannotitan – Gigantic Tracker
Jurassic World Rebirth Gigantic Tracker Tyrannotitan “Look there is a T-Rex lurking in the forest. Actually no, it is the Tyrannotitan they look pretty identical to me.” — Jurassic World Tour Guide Dino Fact File Name Meaning: Tyrant Titan How to say it: tih-RAN-oh-TIE-tan Diet: Carnivorous 🥩 Height: 10-12 feet (3-3.6 meters) Lenght: 10 to 12 […]
Tyrannosaurus Rex – Roar Command
Jurassic World Epic Evolution Roar Command Tyrannosaurus Rex “There’s no such thing as good or bad dinosaurs. There are predators and prey. The T-Rex in ‘Jurassic Park’ took human lives and saved them. No one interpreted her as good or bad.” — Colin Trevorrow Dino Fact File Name Meaning: Tyrant lizard King How to say it: […]
Styxosaurus – Gigantic Tracker
“OK, here we have the Kronosaurus. A predator that once ruled the seas of Colombia and Australia. Now get this: the marine reptile was named after the titan Kronos, a legendary ruler of Greek mythology’s golden age. Pretty cool, right?” – Isaaac Clement The long-necked Styxosaurus comes from the family of the Elasmosaurus and the […]