Hi everyone,

I am going to do 3 new posts about the triassic, jurassic and cretaceous periods. Stay tuned as we delve into these exciting parts of history.

- K

What I think About Jurassic World.

OMG
I WENT AND SAW JURASSIC WORLD AND I CRIED..
not even kidding

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when they got the petting zoo I got really emotional because the idea of riding a triceratops is like my ultimate dream.
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and later on when all the brachiosauruses were dead.. i cried cause they are my fav animal and they were dead and i was like nooooooooo...


BUT WHY WAS SHE RUNNING FROM DINOSAURS IN HEELS! NOBODY DO THAT GUURL!

overall I liked it. and I would got to jurassic world any day

What I think of Jurassic Park.

I think Jurassic Park would be epic in real life if they only ever created herbivore dinosaurs. Carnivores are too unstable and do you really want the attractions eating the visitors. However as my father pointed out- it is the same as Lions who could at any time try to eat guests.

Closest Living Relatives

WHAT are the CLOSEST LIVING RELATIVES of the Dinosaurs?

Many arguments can be made to what animal today is the closest relative to the ancient beasts from long ago.

The most likely animal is a bird. The bone structure is most similar to that of a dinosaur. A Chicken has been said to be the closest relative.

This was posted 5 years ago on yahoo questions-
An Emu, an Australian flightless bird, is so close to dinosaurs that geneticists are trying to 'reverse engineer' them and bring out the dino dna. No joke. By 2020 or sooner, you may be able to buy an 'emusaur egg' and have a pet prehistoric critter.

Types of Dinosaurs

WHAT are some TYPES of DINOSAURS??

There are many types of dinosaurs. Many are known to man, whilst there a believed to be many more that we are unaware of.


Here is a list of a few:

Triceratops

Stegosaurus

Styracosaurus

Pteranodon 

Brachiosaurus

Dimetrodon
Tyranosaurus Rex
Velociraptor

That's all for now..some more next time!!!

Pictures

HERE ARE SOME PICTURES TO ENJOY!!!

Archaeologists

What is an archaeologist?

An archaeologist is a person who studies the remains of dinosaurs. They excavate and dig up dinosaur bones. Then put the bones together. This is how we know so much about the creatures that lived so long ago. When an archaeologist puts the bones together they do it like a puzzle seeing where different pieces fit. 

From this we can see how dinosaurs move, what they ate and pretty much everything about them.