Dino Long Legs

Can you imagine an eight-foot tall, twelve-foot long ostrich-looking dinosaur? That's exactly what the Ornithomimus was. Read about this toothless dinosaur's behaviors, diet, and where its fossils were first discovered.

The Tyrannosaurus rex may have met its match with the carnivorous Allosaurus, otherwise known as the other lizard. The Allosaurus, however, walked Earth's lands much later than the T.rex. Read about this flesh-eating dinosaur and its...

Try pronouncing this dinosaur's name... le-SOO-too-SORE-us. Once you get that nailed down, read about this light-weight, iguana-looking dinosaur (roughly the height of a chicken) that roamed Africa's lands during the early Jurassic period.

Deinonychus, which means terrible claw, was built for attacking. Its huge second toe had a sharp claw on the end that helped it kill its prey. Scientists believe this predator dinosaur was also very smart due to its brain size. Read more...

When the Protoceratops, also known as the first horned lizard, was initially discovered scientists realized dinosaurs laid eggs. Read about this short but strong dinosaur that roamed Asia during the late Cretaceous period.

The Iguanadon, which means iguana tooth, was a large herbivorous dinosaur that roamed Earth over 100 million years ago. Read about this creature's lifestyle, the structure of its body, what it ate, and when and where it lived.

Movies have depicted the Velociraptor as a large, vicious dinosaur. Although they may have been vicious, Velociraptors were much smaller in size, allowing them to move fast and catch their prey. Read to find out more about this complex...

The Apatasaurus, which means deceptive lizard, roamed the earth during the end of the Jurassic period and during the late Cretaceous period. Read more about this massive dinosaur and its lifestyle behaviors.