I walk on two legs and am the largest predator in the Cretaceous forest.
You might recognise my huge skull, sharp teeth and powerful back legs.
Who am I?
I am Tyrannosaurus rex of course!
But you can call me T. rex. My name means ‘tyrant lizard king’, which suits me, don’t you think?
I am a plant eating dinosaur with a sturdy body.
I’m best known for the bony armour that covers my skin.
Who am I?
I am Denversaurus.
I belong to the group of dinosaurs known as ankylosaurians.
The bony plates of armour fused to my body are a solid defence against predators.
My home is the river, where I hunt for fish in shallow water.
I have sharp teeth, a long snout and strong legs.
Who am I?
I am Champsosaurus.
Although I’m a reptile, don’t mistake me for crocodile. We’re not actually related. My kind went extinct at least 20 million years ago.
I am a large, plant eating dinosaur.
You might recognise me from the unusual shape of my long, flat snout.
Who am I?
I am Edmontosaurus annectens.
I am also known as the duck-billed dinosaur. Can you see why?
I am a mammal about the size of an otter.
I’m a scavenger with a powerful bite.
Who am I?
I am Didelphodon vorax.
With my sharp teeth and strong jaw I can bite through bone.
I walk on two legs and am best known for my thick skull.
In fact, I am named for the shape of my distinctive head.
Who am I?
I am Pachycephalosaurus.
That means ‘thick headed lizard’, but you may know me as the dome headed dinosaur.
You may know me by my impressive horns.
If not, you’re sure to recognise my fabulous frill.
Who am I?
That’s right, I’m Triceratops horridus, with my three horned face.
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