Jurassic Park Dinosaurs

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Apatosaurs

A.K.A Brontosaurus Fully grown it weighs about 30 tons! Spends a great deal of time in water Could live to be 200 years old

Dilophosaurs

Carnivore 10 ft. tall spotted yellow and black like a leopard Distinctive hooting call Poison spit over 50 feet Beautiful but deadly

Tyrannosaurs

Carnivorous The greatest predator the world has ever known. The most fearsome attack in human history. Weak jaw muscles Poor vision attacks moving objects

Triceratops

Fan shape crest behind made of solid bone very strong, Size and color of an elephant Horns above each eye, beaky snout and stance of a rhino Horn located near the nose, charge like rhinos, Near sighted, Surprised by moving objects - Docile, Weigh about 7 tons, females killed each other in fights for dominance

Stegosaur

Herbavore - constant foragers 20 ft. long Armor plates along his back Tail - dangerous looking with 3 ft. spikes

Pterosaur

Large flying dinosaur Fish eater Fiercely territorial Walks on wings

Hadrosaur

Means: Bulky Reptile Lived: Late Cretaceous Size: 35 feet long It had a long low skull with a typical 'duck billed' shape. There was a rounded hump in front of the eyes and above the nostrils.

Velociraptor

Most rapacious dinosaur that ever lived Hunted in packs 200 lbs Intelligent - predatory intelligence of birds Quick - Mongoose speed Nocturnal Cage breakers Great Jumping ability Kill for the pleasure of killing Leathal claws on all 4 limbs

Procompsognathids (Compy)

Scavengers Dispose of carcasses Waste management The size of a chicken

Hypsilophodontis

The gazelles of the dinosaur world Small quick animals Better jaws and teeth for chewing plants The name hypsilophodontid means high ridge tooth Self sharpening teeth


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