Articles for tag: Dinosaurs

How Big Is a Dinosaur, Really? A Preschooler's Guide to Prehistoric Size

How Big Is a Dinosaur, Really? A Preschooler’s Guide to Prehistoric Size

Annette Uy

Imagine standing next to your school bus and looking up, way up, to see the head of a dinosaur peeking over the top. That’s just the beginning of understanding how massive these incredible creatures really were. When we talk about dinosaur size with little ones, we’re not just sharing numbers – we’re opening a window ...

The Isle of Skye: Why Scotland Is Called the "Dinosaur Capital of Europe"

The Isle of Skye: Why Scotland Is Called the “Dinosaur Capital of Europe”

Annette Uy

Imagine walking along a rugged coastline where ancient giants once roamed, their massive footprints still embedded in stone after 170 million years. Picture yourself standing where pterosaurs soared through prehistoric skies and massive marine reptiles ruled the seas. This isn’t a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster – it’s the extraordinary reality of Scotland’s Isle of ...

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Did Dinosaurs Roam the Grand Canyon? What Scientists Have Discovered

Annette Uy

The Grand Canyon, with its awe-inspiring vistas and striking geological formations, has long captured the imaginations of travelers and scientists alike. Stretching over 277 miles, this natural wonder is a window into Earth’s distant past. But amidst the layers of rock that tell tales of ancient seas and shifting landscapes, one question remains a source ...

skeleton dinosaur

Spain’s Cretaceous Coast: A Look at Europe’s Last Dinosaurs

Annette Uy

Imagine walking along a sun-kissed coastline, where the gentle whisper of the waves mingles with the echoes of a time long past. This is not just any coast; it’s Spain’s Cretaceous Coast, a geological marvel that holds the secrets of Europe’s last dinosaurs. Millions of years ago, this region was a thriving ecosystem teeming with ...

Canada's Badlands: What 75 Million Years of Dinosaurs Left Behind

Canada’s Badlands: What 75 Million Years of Dinosaurs Left Behind

Annette Uy

Picture this: you’re standing on the edge of a vast canyon where the earth has cracked open like an ancient book, revealing secrets that have been buried for 75 million years. The wind whips across barren ridges and carved valleys, carrying whispers of a time when massive creatures ruled this land. This isn’t some distant ...

How Australia’s ‘Dinosaur Triangle’ is Unlocking New Prehistoric Secrets

How Australia’s ‘Dinosaur Triangle’ is Unlocking New Prehistoric Secrets

Annette Uy

Australia, often celebrated for its diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes, holds a treasure trove of secrets buried beneath its soil. The ‘Dinosaur Triangle’ in Queensland is a region that has captivated paleontologists and dinosaur enthusiasts alike. This area, stretching between the towns of Winton, Richmond, and Hughenden, is renowned for its rich deposits of dinosaur ...

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The Valley of Bones: The Greatest Fossil Graveyards Ever Discovered

Annette Uy

Imagine a place where time stands still, its secrets buried beneath layers of earth, waiting to be unraveled. The Valley of Bones is not a mystical realm from a fantasy novel, but rather a series of awe-inspiring fossil graveyards scattered across the globe. These sites offer an unparalleled glimpse into the past, serving as nature’s ...

Models of two Deinonychus dinosaurs

What If Humans Had Evolved Alongside Dinosaurs? A Look at an Alternate Timeline

Annette Uy

Imagine a world where humans and dinosaurs roamed the Earth together—a planet teeming with colossal reptiles and bipedal hominids. This alternate timeline brings forth a myriad of intriguing scenarios and questions about survival, evolution, and the intricate dance of life on Earth. Although this is purely speculative, it invites us to explore the possibilities and ...

National Dinosaur Museum, Canberra.

Fossils in Your Backyard: Where Dinosaurs Roamed in Australia

Annette Uy

Australia is often celebrated for its unique wildlife and stunning landscapes, but few may realize that beneath its red soil lies a hidden and ancient world teeming with stories from a bygone era. Millions of years ago, during the Mesozoic Era, dinosaurs roamed across what we now call the Australian continent. Their remains tell tales ...