National Geographic Kids presents the ultimate Dino pedia Carnotaurus don’t
ultimate Dino pedia Carnotaurus don’t
ultimate Dino pedia Carnotaurus don’t mistake this Dino for a t-rex both
mistake this Dino for a t-rex both
mistake this Dino for a t-rex both species hail from the theropod group
species hail from the theropod group
species hail from the theropod group fast ferocious meat-eaters that were
fast ferocious meat-eaters that were
fast ferocious meat-eaters that were closely related to birds but the horned
closely related to birds but the horned
closely related to birds but the horned bowl-like Carnotaurus had arms even
bowl-like Carnotaurus had arms even
bowl-like Carnotaurus had arms even smaller than the t-rex Styracosaurus
smaller than the t-rex Styracosaurus
smaller than the t-rex Styracosaurus this creatures head was wildly colorful
this creatures head was wildly colorful
this creatures head was wildly colorful it used its big beak to grab plants in
it used its big beak to grab plants in
it used its big beak to grab plants in the forest scientists think the
the forest scientists think the
the forest scientists think the Styracosaurus may have been able to run
Styracosaurus may have been able to run
Styracosaurus may have been able to run up to 16 miles per hour faster than an
up to 16 miles per hour faster than an
up to 16 miles per hour faster than an elephant
spinosaurus named for its enormous spine
spinosaurus named for its enormous spine which rose like a sail from its back
which rose like a sail from its back
which rose like a sail from its back reaching up to seven feet high its jaws
reaching up to seven feet high its jaws
reaching up to seven feet high its jaws were like those of a crocodile with
were like those of a crocodile with
were like those of a crocodile with nostrils on top
nostrils on top
nostrils on top perfect for breathing while partly
perfect for breathing while partly
perfect for breathing while partly submerged underwater
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