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Tyrannosaurus rex, the king of the dinosaurs, was a ferocious predator with a powerful jaw and sharp teeth that could bite through solid bone.

Ankylosaurus, the tank-like herbivore of the late Cretaceous period, was a true prehistoric powerhouse with armor plating and a lethal club-like tail.

Argentinasaurus, the giant herbivore of the late Cretaceous period, was one of the largest land animals to ever walk the earth, weighing up to 100 tons and stretching over 100 feet long.

Baronyx, the apex predator of the early Cretaceous period, was a terrifying aquatic hunter with powerful jaws and razor-sharp claws that could disembowel its prey.

Dilophosaurus, the agile predator of the early Jurassic period, was a fearsome hunter with a distinctive pair of crests on its head and a venomous bite that could paralyze its prey.

Edmontosaurus, the massive herbivore of the late Cretaceous period, was a gentle giant with a distinctive duckbill and hundreds of teeth that it used to grind up tough vegetation.

Muttaburrasaurus, the iconic herbivore of the early Cretaceous period, was a flamboyant dinosaur with a large crest on its head that may have been used to communicate with other members of its species.

Nano Tyrannosaurus, the miniature version of the king of the dinosaurs, was a ferocious predator with a big attitude and a deadly bite.

Parasaurolophus, the trumpet-blasted herbivore of the late Cretaceous period, was a dinosaur with a unique head crest that it used to produce loud, low-frequency calls that could be heard for miles.

Stegosaurus, the armored giant of the late Jurassic period, was a prehistoric powerhouse with distinctive plates on its back and a spiked tail that it could use to defend itself against predators.

The T-rex Egg Nest is a rare and remarkable discovery, offering a glimpse into the hatching and early life stages of the king of the dinosaurs.

While smaller than the Giant T-rex this guy was still the ultimate predator of the late Cretaceous period, with bone-crushing jaws and a powerful build that made it the most fearsome dinosaur of all time.

At 4.5 meters long, this guy was a formidable predator even at a young age, a fierce and fast carnivore with a powerful bite that could take down even the largest of prey.

Triceratops, the three-horned herbivore of the late Cretaceous period, was a prehistoric powerhouse with a bony frill and a sharp beak that it used to defend itself against predators.

Tsintaosaurus, the duck-billed herbivore of the late Cretaceous period, was a dinosaur with a distinctive head crest and a complex system of interlocking teeth that it used to efficiently process tough vegetation.

Velociraptor, the swift and deadly predator of the late Cretaceous period, was a dinosaur with sharp claws and a pack-hunting strategy that made it one of the most fearsome hunters of its time.

Pteranodon, the flying reptile of the late Cretaceous period, was a giant with a wingspan of up to 33 feet, and was capable of soaring through the skies with incredible grace and speed.

Encounter the fearsome Carnotaurus, a powerful predator from the Late Cretaceous period known for its distinctive horns and agile hunting prowess.

Discover the Amargasaurus, a unique dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous known for its distinctive double row of spines along its neck and back, offering insights into the diversity of prehistoric life.

Meet the Pachycephalosaurus, a remarkable dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous characterized by its thick, domed skull and robust body, offering a glimpse into the ancient world of dinosaurs