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✦ UNIVERSE 01 · DINOSAURS ✦

DINO
SAURS!

🦕 250 Million Years of the Most Epic Creatures Ever!

📖 38 Comics 🆓 FREE Universe ⏱️ 5 min per comic 🧠 Quiz included
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TRIASSIC
252–201 Mya
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JURASSIC
201–145 Mya
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CRETACEOUS
145–66 Mya
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EXTINCTION
66 Mya
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TODAY
Birds = Dinos!

CHOOSE YOUR TOPIC!

01
The Great Extinction
Cretaceous · 66 Million Years Ago
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An asteroid 10km wide ends the reign of the dinosaurs. One of the most dramatic days in Earth's history — told in comic panels.
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T-Rex: King of Carnivores
Cretaceous · North America
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12 metres long, 8 tonnes heavy, bite force that could crush a car. Meet the king — and discover why its tiny arms are one of science's biggest mysteries.
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How Fossils Form
Paleontology · Science
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A dinosaur dies. Millions of years pass. A scientist finds a bone. How does that actually happen? The full story of fossilisation.
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Triceratops: Horned Tank
Cretaceous · North America
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Three horns, a massive frill, and a bite like garden shears. The gentle giant that went toe-to-toe with T-Rex — and sometimes won.
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Velociraptor: Real vs. Movie
Cretaceous · Asia
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Hollywood got it COMPLETELY wrong. The real Velociraptor was turkey-sized, feathered, and hunted lizards — not humans. The myth-busting comic.
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Spinosaurus: River Monster
Cretaceous · North Africa
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Bigger than T-Rex but it ate FISH. Spinosaurus is the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever — and a semi-aquatic river predator that rewrote science.
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Stegosaurus: Plated Puzzle
Jurassic · North America
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A brain the size of a walnut. Plates as big as a TV screen. A tail that could kill. What were those plates FOR? Scientists still argue about it.
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Brachiosaurus: Sky Eater
Jurassic · North America & Africa
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Taller than a 4-storey building. Heavier than 10 elephants. It could eat from trees no other creature could reach. Meet Earth's greatest ever land animal.
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Ankylosaurus: Living Tank
Cretaceous · North America
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Armoured from head to tail, with a bone club that could shatter T-Rex's leg. The most heavily armoured land animal in Earth's history.
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Birds Are Dinosaurs
Evolution · 150 MYA to Today
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The chicken in your kitchen is more closely related to T-Rex than T-Rex is to a Stegosaurus. How feathered dinosaurs survived and became birds.
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Dinosaur Speed Records
Biomechanics · Speed Science
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Which dinosaur was fastest? How do scientists calculate speed from fossilised footprints? Gallimimus hit 70 km/h — faster than a horse!
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Dinosaur Eggs & Parenting
Behaviour · Family Life
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Some dinosaurs were devoted parents who built nests, sat on eggs, and raised their young — just like birds today. A surprisingly heartwarming story.
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Dinosaur Diet Guide
Carnivores · Herbivores · Omnivores
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What did they actually eat? From T-Rex crushing bone to Gallimimus filtering water — the complete guide to how every dinosaur fed itself.
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Dino Encyclopedia
15 Species · Stats · Facts
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Every major dinosaur species — size, weight, speed, diet badge, what it ate, and one jaw-dropping fact. Your complete prehistoric field guide.
💥 THE GREAT EXTINCTION
TOPIC 01 · CRETACEOUS ERA · 66 MILLION YEARS AGO
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66 MILLION YEARS AGO...
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Earth Was a DINOSAUR PARADISE
For 165 million years, dinosaurs ruled every continent. The skies were filled with pterosaurs, the oceans with mosasaurs. It was the most successful reign of any animal group in history.
FACT
700+ Species
Scientists have discovered over 700 named dinosaur species. Thousands more are still buried in rock, waiting to be found.
T-Rex
"Nothing could stop us. We had ruled for 165 MILLION YEARS..."
PAGE 2 OF 4
CHICXULUB IMPACTOR
K-BOOM!!!
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AN ASTEROID 10KM WIDE HITS YUCATÁN, MEXICO
Travelling at 20km per second. The impact released 1 billion times more energy than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. The shockwave circled the globe within hours.
HOUR 1
🌋 Mega-Tsunami
Waves 300 metres high crashed across coastlines. Earthquakes magnitude 11+ shook every continent simultaneously.
WEEK 1
🌫️ Nuclear Winter
Soot and debris blocked the sun globally. Temperatures dropped 15°C overnight. Plants stopped photosynthesising.
YEARS LATER
💀 75% Gone
Three out of every four species on Earth went extinct. The food chain collapsed from the bottom up.
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WHO SURVIVED?
⚡ FACT PANEL
Small animals that could burrow underground survived the first weeks. Creatures that could eat seeds, insects, or carrion had an advantage when plants disappeared.
🐊 Crocodilians survived
🐢 Turtles survived
🐦 Small feathered birds survived
🐍 Snakes & lizards (some) survived
🐀 Small mammals survived
🦖 Non-avian dinosaurs → EXTINCT
THE AFTERMATH
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The Meek Inherited the Earth
Tiny rat-sized mammals that had lived in the shadows of dinosaurs suddenly had an empty world. Over the next 10 million years, they diversified into every ecological niche the dinosaurs had left behind.
"Our moment had finally come. From that tiny creature — eventually — came YOU."
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BUT WAIT...
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Dinosaurs DIDN'T go extinct!
One group of dinosaurs — the feathered theropods — survived and evolved into modern birds. Every bird you see today is a living dinosaur.

The chicken in your kitchen is more closely related to T-Rex than T-Rex is to a Stegosaurus.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
📌 REMEMBER THIS
✦ The asteroid hit 66 million years ago

✦ It was 10km wide, hit at 20km/s

✦ 75% of all species went extinct

✦ Mammals rose to fill the gap

✦ Birds are living dinosaurs — they survived!
🧠 QUIZ TIME!
THE GREAT EXTINCTION · 5 QUESTIONS
QUESTION 01
How wide was the asteroid that caused the mass extinction?
QUESTION 02
What percentage of all species went extinct in this event?
QUESTION 03
Where did the Chicxulub asteroid land?
QUESTION 04
Which group SURVIVED the extinction and eventually evolved into humans' ancestors?
QUESTION 05
Which living animals are actually modern dinosaurs?
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🦖 T-REX: KING OF CARNIVORES
TOPIC 02 · CRETACEOUS · 68–66 MILLION YEARS AGO · NORTH AMERICA
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NORTH AMERICA · 68 MILLION YEARS AGO
T-Rex
MEET THE TYRANT KING
Tyrannosaurus Rex. The name means "Tyrant Lizard King." It lived at the very end of the Cretaceous period — one of the last and most evolved carnivores to ever walk the Earth.
"I am not fast. I am not cunning. I am INEVITABLE."
SIZE STATS
📏 VITAL STATISTICS
🦴 Length: 12–13 metres
⚖️ Weight: 8–14 tonnes
📐 Height: 4 metres at hip
🦷 Teeth: 60 serrated, up to 30cm
💪 Bite force: 57,000 Newtons
WHEN DID IT LIVE?
🌍 T-Rex existed for about 2 million years
⏳ More time separates T-Rex from Stegosaurus than T-Rex from US
📅 Last seen: 66 million years ago
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THE HUNT
CRUNCH!!!
THE MOST POWERFUL BITE IN LAND ANIMAL HISTORY
57,000 Newtons of force. T-Rex didn't just bite its prey — it could CRUSH BONE and extract marrow. Its teeth were not for slicing like a knife, but for puncturing and pulling, like giant bone-crushing bolts.
👁️ VISION
⚡ SUPER SIGHT
T-Rex had forward-facing eyes giving it binocular vision — 13x better depth perception than a modern hawk. It could spot prey from 6km away.
👃 SMELL
⚡ SUPER SMELL
Its olfactory bulbs (smell brain) were enormous — proportionally larger than any other dinosaur. It could smell a carcass from tens of kilometres away.
👂 HEARING
⚡ LOW FREQUENCY
T-Rex heard low-frequency sounds especially well — like the footsteps of a multi-tonne sauropod from over a kilometre away. You could not sneak up on it.
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THE ARM MYSTERY
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WHY SUCH TINY ARMS?
T-Rex had arms just 1 metre long — useless for reaching its own mouth. Scientists have debated this for 100 years. Leading theories:

🦴 Arms got shorter as the head got bigger — evolution traded one for the other

💪 Arms were actually very muscular (could bench-press 200kg!) — used to grip prey close during feeding

🥚 Used for rising from the ground — levering its huge body upright
WHAT DID IT EAT?
🛡️ Triceratops (its favourite!)
🦕 Edmontosaurus (hadrosaurs)
🪨 Ankylosaurus (risky!)
💀 Carrion (sick or dead dinos)
🥚 Possibly eggs when desperate
HUNTER OR SCAVENGER?
Both! Fossil evidence shows healed bite marks on prey — proving it hunted live animals. But like lions today, it also scavenged dead ones. Speed: debate ongoing (18–40 km/h).
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FEATHERS?!
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Did T-Rex Have Feathers?
Probably some! Fossils of related tyrannosaurids show feather impressions. Young T-Rex may have been covered in downy feathers for warmth. Adults likely had patches — similar to how elephants have sparse hair. The scaly-skinned Jurassic Park version may be wrong!
KEY T-REX FACTS
📌 REMEMBER THIS
✦ T-Rex lived 68–66 million years ago

✦ Bite force: 57,000 N — crushes bone

✦ Could smell prey from tens of km away

✦ Arms were short but very strong

✦ Probably had some feathers

✦ Was both hunter AND scavenger
🧠 QUIZ TIME!
T-REX: KING OF CARNIVORES · 5 QUESTIONS
QUESTION 01
How powerful was T-Rex's bite force?
QUESTION 02
How far away could T-Rex see prey with its forward-facing eyes?
QUESTION 03
What is the most likely reason T-Rex had such tiny arms?
QUESTION 04
Was T-Rex a hunter, a scavenger, or both?
QUESTION 05
What surprising feature did T-Rex probably have that movies got wrong?
← Great Extinction Next: How Fossils Form →
🦴 HOW FOSSILS FORM
TOPIC 03 · PALEONTOLOGY
COMING SOON
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FOSSIL STORY COMING!
How a dinosaur becomes a fossil over millions of years — 7 panels in production!
← T-RexNext: Triceratops →
🛡️ TRICERATOPS: HORNED TANK
TOPIC 04 · CRETACEOUS
COMING SOON
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HORNED TANK COMING!
Three horns, a massive frill, and a bite like garden shears — full 8-panel comic coming soon!
← FossilsNext: Velociraptor →
🦅 VELOCIRAPTOR: REAL VS MOVIE
TOPIC 05 · THE TRUTH
COMING SOON
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MYTH BUSTING SOON!
The real Velociraptor was turkey-sized with feathers — Hollywood lied! Full comic coming soon.
← TriceratopsNext: Spinosaurus →
🐊 SPINOSAURUS: RIVER MONSTER
TOPIC 06 · CRETACEOUS
COMING SOON
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RIVER MONSTER SOON!
Bigger than T-Rex but ate fish — Spinosaurus comic launching soon!
← VelociraptorNext: Stegosaurus →
⭐ STEGOSAURUS: PLATED PUZZLE
TOPIC 07 · JURASSIC
COMING SOON
PLATED PUZZLE SOON!
A brain the size of a walnut, plates as big as a TV, a killer tail — Stegosaurus comic coming soon!
← SpinosaurusNext: Brachiosaurus →
🦕 BRACHIOSAURUS: SKY EATER
TOPIC 08 · JURASSIC
COMING SOON
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SKY EATER COMING!
Taller than a 4-storey building, heavier than 10 elephants — the full Brachiosaurus story coming soon!
← StegosaurusNext: Ankylosaurus →
🪨 ANKYLOSAURUS: LIVING TANK
TOPIC 09 · CRETACEOUS
COMING SOON
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ARMOURED & COMING SOON!
The most heavily armoured land animal ever — full 8-panel comic coming soon!
← BrachiosaurusNext: Birds = Dinos →
🐦 BIRDS ARE DINOSAURS
TOPIC 10 · EVOLUTION
COMING SOON
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EVOLUTION STORY SOON!
How feathered dinosaurs survived extinction and became modern birds — 9-panel comic!
← AnkylosaurusNext: Speed Records →
⚡ DINOSAUR SPEED RECORDS
TOPIC 11 · BIOMECHANICS
COMING SOON
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SPEED SCIENCE SOON!
70 km/h Gallimimus, calculated from fossilised footprints — the full speed science comic!
← Birds = DinosNext: Dino Eggs →
🥚 DINOSAUR EGGS & PARENTING
TOPIC 12 · BEHAVIOUR
COMING SOON
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DINO FAMILY SOON!
Dinosaurs that built nests, sat on eggs, and raised their young — a surprisingly heartwarming story!
← Speed Records← Back to All Topics
🍖 DINOSAUR DIET GUIDE
TOPIC 13 · CARNIVORES · HERBIVORES · OMNIVORES · PISCIVORES
PAGE 1 OF 3 — CARNIVORES 🥩
MEAT EATERS
CARNIVORES!
BUILT TO HUNT AND KILL
Carnivorous dinosaurs had serrated teeth, powerful jaws, forward-facing eyes for depth perception, and sharp claws. Every part of their body was a weapon. About 35% of all known dinosaur species were carnivores.
🦖 T-REX
T-Rex
BITE FORCE: 57,000 N
Ate Triceratops and Edmontosaurus. Could crush bone to extract marrow. Smell receptors larger than its brain — could sniff prey from 30+ km away.
"I don't chase. I wait. Patience is my superpower."
🦅 VELOCIRAPTOR
Velociraptor
PACK HUNTER
Ate small lizards, mammals, and eggs. Used its sickle-shaped claw to pin and slash prey. Feathered and turkey-sized — nothing like the movies.
"We hunt together. No prey escapes a pack."
🐊 SPINOSAURUS
Spinosaurus
RIVER MONSTER
Bigger than T-Rex but mostly ate FISH! Cone-shaped teeth and crocodile snout made it perfect for catching slippery river prey. Semi-aquatic.
"Size 15 metres. Favourite food: giant coelacanths."
🔪 ALLOSAURUS
Era: Jurassic (155–145 Mya)
Ate: Sauropods, stegosaurs
Technique: Used skull like a hatchet — slammed upper jaw down onto prey
Size: 12m, 2.3 tonnes
Fact: T-Rex of the Jurassic — apex predator 80 million years before T-Rex
🦷 CARNOTAURUS
Era: Cretaceous (72–69 Mya)
Ate: Medium-sized dinosaurs
Technique: Speed — fastest large predator at 48 km/h
Size: 8m, 1.5 tonnes
Fact: Two bull-like horns above its eyes — the only horned carnivore
PAGE 2 OF 3 — HERBIVORES 🌿
PLANT EATERS
HERBIVORES!
65% OF ALL DINOSAURS ATE ONLY PLANTS
Herbivores evolved incredible defences — armour, horns, whip-tails, and sheer size. Being a plant eater didn't mean being defenceless. Many of them were among the most fearsome animals ever.
🛡️ TRICERATOPS
Triceratops
FERNS & PALMS
Parrot-like beak clipped tough low plants. Lived alongside T-Rex — and fossil evidence shows it sometimes WON those fights. Its horns were real weapons.
🦕 BRACHIOSAURUS
Brachiosaurus
TREETOP LEAVES
Ate conifer needles and fern fronds from 13m up — where nothing else could reach. Needed 200–400 kg of food daily to fuel its 58-tonne body.
⭐ STEGOSAURUS
Stegosaurus
FERNS & MOSSES
Could not lift its head above its own shoulders — ate only ground-level plants. Brain the size of a walnut. But its thagomizer tail spikes could kill an Allosaurus.
🪨 ANKYLOSAURUS
Ankylosaurus
LOW SHRUBS & FERNS
Armoured from nose to tail. Its bone club tail could shatter T-Rex leg bones. Lived alongside T-Rex — and was one of the few dinosaurs it genuinely feared.
MORE HERBIVORES
🦒 Diplodocus — Leaves stripped from branches (27m long, tail like a whip)
🪺 Therizinosaurus — Leaves raked by 1m claws (longest claws ever!)
🐸 Iguanodon — Conifers & ferns (thumb spike mistaken for nose horn!)
💀 Pachycephalosaurus — Seeds & fruits (25cm thick skull dome)
🦴 Parasaurolophus — Conifers & flowering plants (hollow crest made sounds)
PAGE 3 OF 3 — OMNIVORES & OTHERS 🌱
🌱 OMNIVORES
THE OPPORTUNISTS
Omnivores ate whatever was available — plants, insects, eggs, small animals. They were adaptable survivors. When food was scarce, they could switch strategies. This flexibility is why many omnivore lineages survived mass extinctions.
🦜 Oviraptor — Eggs, plants, shellfish. Wrongly accused of egg theft for 70 years!
🐎 Gallimimus — Plants, insects, water-filtered food. Speed: 70 km/h!
🦔 Heterodontosaurus — Only dinosaur with 3 tooth types: fangs + molars
🐟 Baryonyx — Fish + occasional dinosaur. Found with fish scales in its stomach
🐟 PISCIVORES
FISH EATERS
Some dinosaurs evolved specifically to eat fish — with cone-shaped teeth, crocodile-like snouts, and semi-aquatic bodies. Spinosaurus was the king of these river hunters.
⚡ DIET FAST FACTS
✦ ~35% of dinosaurs were carnivores
✦ ~65% were herbivores or omnivores
✦ Largest carnivore: Spinosaurus (15m)
✦ Largest herbivore: Patagotitan (37m!)
✦ Fastest predator: Carnotaurus (48 km/h)
✦ Strongest bite: T-Rex (57,000 Newtons)
← Dino Eggs Next: Encyclopedia →
📚 DINO ENCYCLOPEDIA
TOPIC 14 · 15 SPECIES · FULL STATS & FACTS
PAGE 1 OF 3 — THE GIANTS
SIZE RECORDS
MEGA DINOS!
THE LARGEST ANIMALS TO EVER WALK THE EARTH
Some dinosaurs were so large, their hearts alone weighed as much as a car. The sauropods — long-necked giants like Brachiosaurus and Diplodocus — remain the largest land animals in Earth's 4.5-billion-year history.
Brachiosaurus
BRACHIOSAURUS
Jurassic · 26m long · 58 tonnes · Ate 400kg/day
Nostrils on TOP of head — scientists once thought it lived underwater!
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DIPLODOCUS
Jurassic · 27m long · 15 tonnes · 14m tail
Tail cracked like a whip — creating a sonic boom louder than a gunshot!
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PATAGOTITAN
Cretaceous · 37m long · 69 tonnes · Largest ever
So big its femur (thigh bone) alone is taller than a full-grown human!
PAGE 2 OF 3 — THE PREDATORS
APEX PREDATOR
T-Rex
T-REX
12m · 8 tonnes · 68–66 Mya
Bite: 57,000 N · Speed: ~20 km/h
Serrated teeth up to 30cm long
LARGEST CARNIVORE
Spinosaurus
SPINOSAURUS
15m · 10 tonnes · 99–93 Mya
2m sail on back · Semi-aquatic
Ate fish — nature's river monster
FEATHERED HUNTER
Velociraptor
VELOCIRAPTOR
2m · 15kg · 75–71 Mya
Feathered · 40 km/h · Pack hunter
Sickle claw on each foot
SPEED RANKING
🥇 Gallimimus — 70 km/h (fastest dinosaur!)
🥈 Carnotaurus — 48 km/h
🥉 Velociraptor — 40 km/h
4️⃣ Compsognathus — 40 km/h
5️⃣ T-Rex — est. 18–29 km/h
🐢 Ankylosaur — ~8 km/h (why rush? it's armoured)
BITE FORCE RANKING
🥇 T-Rex — 57,000 N (crushes bone!)
🥈 Spinosaurus — ~35,000 N
🥉 Allosaurus — ~20,000 N
4️⃣ Carnotaurus — ~18,000 N
Comparison: Lion — 4,500 N
Comparison: Saltwater Croc — 16,000 N
PAGE 3 OF 3 — THE ARMOURED & SPECIAL
Triceratops
TRICERATOPS
9m · 12t · Horns up to 1m · Lived with T-Rex
Fossil evidence shows T-Rex bite marks on Triceratops bones — they actually fought!
Ankylosaurus
ANKYLOSAURUS
10m · 8t · Armour + bone tail club
Only its belly was unprotected — T-Rex had to flip it over to kill it!
Stegosaurus
STEGOSAURUS
9m · 5t · 28 plates · 4 tail spikes
Plates may have changed colour like a mood ring — to attract mates or scare enemies!
🏆 RECORD BREAKERS
LONGEST
Patagotitan · 37 metres
HEAVIEST
Patagotitan · 69 tonnes
TALLEST
Brachiosaurus · 13 metres
FASTEST
Gallimimus · 70 km/h
SMALLEST
Microraptor · 60 cm
STRONGEST BITE
T-Rex · 57,000 N
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