Dinosaurs and More Fascinating Animals
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I Love Dinosaurs and Other Animals!
I have never grown up when it comes to being fascinated by animals, either prehistoric or still with us... or may, even, lurking in our imaginations. This page is dedicated mainly to the ancient beasts that paid my rent for several years when I worked as education coordinator at a dinosaur park, but it also includes my little friend in gray feathers whom you can see sitting on my shoulder. I hope you enjoy this page and these articles as much as I do.
Dinosaurs I've Known and Loved
Are Chinese Dinosaurs Dragons or Fakes?
Coprolites: The Joys of Dinosaur Poop
Dinosaur Fun with Iguanodon
Dinosaur World Brings Dinosaurs to Florida, Kentucky and Texas
The Dinosaurs Are Coming--Again!
How Do Dinosaurs Get Their Names?
Recipes to Appeal to Dinosaur-Lovers of All Ages
Triceratops and Dilophosaurus: Two Dinosaurs that the Movies Mistreated
Tyrannosaurus Rex: Fun Facts About a Serious Predator
What People Want to Know about Dinosaurs
What was a Dinosaur's Lifespan?
Coprolites: The Joys of Dinosaur Poop
Dinosaur Fun with Iguanodon
Dinosaur World Brings Dinosaurs to Florida, Kentucky and Texas
The Dinosaurs Are Coming--Again!
How Do Dinosaurs Get Their Names?
Recipes to Appeal to Dinosaur-Lovers of All Ages
Triceratops and Dilophosaurus: Two Dinosaurs that the Movies Mistreated
Tyrannosaurus Rex: Fun Facts About a Serious Predator
What People Want to Know about Dinosaurs
What was a Dinosaur's Lifespan?
Animals in Our Times
Animals don't have to be extinct to be fascinating!
Dinosaur videos
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Blog Posts from Google
Dinosaurs in the Blog-osphere!
Dinosaurs didn't go extinct. They just went online.
- Discovered dinosaur nests
- ?In May 2006 I made a tour of the site (the discovery) together with a group of recent graduates with the intention of finding footprints of dinosaurs,? paleontologist account. ?We find such traces, but while I was there my attention ...
- The Open Source Paleontologist: An Australian Dinosaur Extravaganza
- A team of paleontologists from the Queensland Museum and the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History here describe three completely new dinosaur species. Two are sauropods, the third is a theropod, and all come from the ...
by Michael_Segers
I have been tear-gassed in Buenos Aires, owned and operated a sandwich shop, had plays produced at several colleges, and worked in a dinosaur theme pa... (more)
