The largest fossilized dinosaur poop ever discovered is over 30 cm long #DinoFacts #History
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Most dinosaurs had surprisingly short lifespans of under 30 years #DinoFacts #Prehistory
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The largest fossilized dinosaur poop ever discovered is over 30 cm long #DinoFacts #History
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Most dinosaurs had surprisingly short lifespans of under 30 years #DinoFacts #Prehistory
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The largest fossilized dinosaur poop ever discovered is over 30 cm long #DinoFacts #History
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The Micro pachycephalosaurus is my favorite dinosaur in case anybody was wondering … Micro pachycephalosaurus by Q brothers is my jam
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Time for another fascinating dinosaur detail
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Amazing Dinosaur Facts You Didn’t Know! | Fun & Surprising Dino Shorts
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Irritator Challengeri image taken from the National History Museum. Link to the article I got the image from, https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/dino-directory/irritator.html
#Dinofacts with Melia. It's back! The Irritator challengeri is a genus of Spinosaurid. That lived during the early Cretaceous about 113 to 110 years ago. It got it's name due to irritating the scientist analyzing it's fossils. They were given a damaged fossils that was altered by the collectors
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🦖🌋 Step into a real-life Jurassic Park!
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Can it get cooler? A Dino embryo? #cookiecutters #dinothemed #dinobirthday #dinosaurs #dinofacts
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An image of the Ceratosaurus nasicornis. Image provided by the national history of Utah. Here's the link https://nhmu.utah.edu/ceratosaurus-nasicornis
#Dinofacts with Melia. It lives! The Ceratosaurus nasicornis was a large meat eating theropod. Its name means horned lizard. It lived during the late Jurassic about 161.2-145 million years ago. It weighed about 2200 lbs and was about 6 1/2 ft tall. It lived in what is now know as modern day Utah
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Monday #Dinosaur Facts!
#Citipati is a large Oviraptorid, and one of the biggest links between Dinosaurs and birds! Citipati have been discovered covering their eggs in their nests, as birds do!
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Carnotaurus is such a fun dinosaur!
Fun fact : Their arms are vestigial and don't have elbows or wrists, they can only move at the shoulder #drawing #art #illustration #dinosaur #dinofacts #carnotaurus #sketchbook
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#Dinofacts with Melia. Did you know dinosaurs actually showed each other affection? The T.rex for example would nuzzle it's mate with its face. The T.rex family unit was quite affectionate. For being the apex of land animals they still knew how to love someone. Can I just say this is couple goals
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#Dinofacts with Melia. The T.rex lived on the continent of Laramidia. Now the western North Americas. They also lived in prehistoric Europe and Asia. It's just mostly known for living in North America. The T.rex was quite a globetrotter. Many of its relatives are spread around the world due to this
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#Dinofacts with Melia. Dinosaurs fossils are only found in sedimentary rocks. These types of rocks are formed by pieces of different rocks, minerals and animal remains. This is true of all fossils. Sedimentary rocks don't always form and because of this we only have a finite amount of fossils
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Image of a set of Triceratops Fossils. Image found on the American Museum of Natural History website
#Dinofacts with Melia. Did you know the most common dinosaur fossil found is the Triceratops. According to the NIH Triceratops skulls are the most common fossil found. Roughly 40% of fossils found are Triceratops fossils. I provided an image of a Triceratops fossils I found.
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#Dinofacts with Melia. All theropods and sauropods reproduced by laying eggs. Another connection to modern day birds. The egg of a T.rex was believed to be around 17 inches long. A chicken egg is about 2.2 inches long. Quite a difference from it's ancestor. That's rather eggcellent
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#Dinofacts with Melia. The Stegosaurus is a late Jurassic herbivore known for it's spiky spine and tail. It lived 155-150 million years ago and was quite a fighter. It is unfortunately believed to the least intelligent dinosaur. This is due to it's brains size compared to its body.
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Tyrannosaurus Rex facing off against Triceratops. Credit goes to Mark Witton
#Dinofacts with Melia. The T.rex might have been mighty but it was not a god. The Triceratops was capable of killing the mighty T.rex. This is in part due to its large horns that could pierce the flesh of anything that attacked it. The T.rex or Triceratops could be crowned the victor in battle.
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#Dinofacts with Melia. Before life can prosper death must occur. Dinosaurs came to be during the Triassic period. Before that happened the Permian-Triassic extinction happened. The Great Dying as it's called. 70% of land animals died out. 96% of marine life died out. It was a devastating event
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It's so blurry but this wonderful art is by Gabriel Ugueto. If you want a higher resolution version look up his art. I don't know why the image is so blurry.
#Dinofacts with Melia. Tyrannosaurid showcase today. The Albertosaurus was a Tyrannosaurid that lived 76-74 million years ago. It's name meaning Alberta Lizard. A late Cretaceous carnivore that while related to the T.Rex was smaller and not as heavy. It was around 3 tons and 11 ft tall.
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