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Dinosaurs
• Millions of years ago, long before there
  were any people, there were dinosaurs.
• The largest dinosaurs were over 30
  meters long and up to 15 meters tall.
• The smallest dinosaurs
 were about the size
 of a chicken!
• Dinosaurs were
reptiles and most
hatched from eggs.
• No one knows for
sure how dinosaurs
sounded, or what
colour they were.
Can you think why
this is?
• Some dinosaurs were plant-eaters,
known as herbivores.
• Some dinosaurs were meat-
eaters, known as carnivores.
Stegosaurus
• Herbivore
• Very small head
  with a tiny brain
• Large, flat, bony,
  triangular plates
  along its back
• A heavy, spiked tail
  for protection,
• Walked on four legs
Diplodocus
• Diplodocus was a long-necked
  giant, measuring about 27m
  long with a 8 m long neck and
  a 14m long tail.
• It was one of the longest land
  animals ever. Its nostrils were
  at the top of its head and it
  had teeth only in the front of
  the jaws.
• It may have used its whip-like
  tail for protection.
Iguanodon
• Iguanodon was a
  herbivore, that had a
  spike on each thumb.
• The spike may have
  been used to defend
  itself or to help it
  find food.
• Iguanodons probably
  lived in herds.
• Iguanodon could run
  on two legs or walk
  on four.
Tyrannosaurus Rex
• The T-Rex was a huge
  carnivore
• They walked on two legs and
  had two tiny arms
• Each foot had three large toes,
  all with claws
• T-Rex had a thin, pointed tail
  that helped it balance and
  allowed quick turns while
  running
• T-Rex had sharp pointy teeth
  and massive jaws
Triceratops
• Triceratops was a
  herbivore
• It had no teeth, but a
  hard beak like a parrot
• Triceratops probably
  charged into its enemy
  like the modern-day
  rhinoceros does.
• Triceratops walked on
  four short, strong legs
Brachiosaurus
• Brachiosaurus was a
  herbivore.
• It was one of the tallest
  and largest dinosaurs. It
  had a long neck and a
  small head.
• Brachiosaurus walked on
  four legs.
• They may have lived for
  100 years.
• They were never eaten by
  another dinosaur. Can you
  think of a reason why?
People were not alive
when dinosaurs were
around, so how do you
think we know all about
dinosaurs?
Fossils! Lots and lots of fossils!
Archaeologists found some dinosaur claws. They
 were very sharp so that the dinosaurs could kill
their prey. These claws belonged to a meat eating
                     dinosaur.
These are fossils of eggs laid by a
         Hadrosaurus.
This painting shows baby Nothosaurs trying to escape from
 Ticinosucchus. Scientists think that although Nothosaurs laid their eggs
on land, when the babies hatched, they went back into the water and were
                  then safe from land living dinosaurs.
This picture shows smaller dinosaurs hiding
          from the Hererasaurus.
Can you see the dinosaur that looks like
             a crocodile?
What does this fossil look like?
This is the kind of environment the
         dinosaurs lived in.
Fossil of a plant
Cockroaches were alive during the time that
dinosaurs walked the earth. They are not as
          big as they were then.
• The dinosaurs all died out
millions of years ago.
• We don’t know why they died
out.
• Some people think it was
because of...
• Climate change
• Meteorite shower
• Sea level change
• What do you think?

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Dinosaurs ppt with info

  • 2. • Millions of years ago, long before there were any people, there were dinosaurs. • The largest dinosaurs were over 30 meters long and up to 15 meters tall. • The smallest dinosaurs were about the size of a chicken!
  • 3. • Dinosaurs were reptiles and most hatched from eggs. • No one knows for sure how dinosaurs sounded, or what colour they were. Can you think why this is?
  • 4. • Some dinosaurs were plant-eaters, known as herbivores.
  • 5. • Some dinosaurs were meat- eaters, known as carnivores.
  • 6. Stegosaurus • Herbivore • Very small head with a tiny brain • Large, flat, bony, triangular plates along its back • A heavy, spiked tail for protection, • Walked on four legs
  • 7.
  • 8.
  • 9. Diplodocus • Diplodocus was a long-necked giant, measuring about 27m long with a 8 m long neck and a 14m long tail. • It was one of the longest land animals ever. Its nostrils were at the top of its head and it had teeth only in the front of the jaws. • It may have used its whip-like tail for protection.
  • 10.
  • 11.
  • 12.
  • 13. Iguanodon • Iguanodon was a herbivore, that had a spike on each thumb. • The spike may have been used to defend itself or to help it find food. • Iguanodons probably lived in herds. • Iguanodon could run on two legs or walk on four.
  • 14.
  • 15.
  • 16. Tyrannosaurus Rex • The T-Rex was a huge carnivore • They walked on two legs and had two tiny arms • Each foot had three large toes, all with claws • T-Rex had a thin, pointed tail that helped it balance and allowed quick turns while running • T-Rex had sharp pointy teeth and massive jaws
  • 17.
  • 18.
  • 19. Triceratops • Triceratops was a herbivore • It had no teeth, but a hard beak like a parrot • Triceratops probably charged into its enemy like the modern-day rhinoceros does. • Triceratops walked on four short, strong legs
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22. Brachiosaurus • Brachiosaurus was a herbivore. • It was one of the tallest and largest dinosaurs. It had a long neck and a small head. • Brachiosaurus walked on four legs. • They may have lived for 100 years. • They were never eaten by another dinosaur. Can you think of a reason why?
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25.
  • 26. People were not alive when dinosaurs were around, so how do you think we know all about dinosaurs?
  • 27. Fossils! Lots and lots of fossils!
  • 28.
  • 29.
  • 30. Archaeologists found some dinosaur claws. They were very sharp so that the dinosaurs could kill their prey. These claws belonged to a meat eating dinosaur.
  • 31. These are fossils of eggs laid by a Hadrosaurus.
  • 32. This painting shows baby Nothosaurs trying to escape from Ticinosucchus. Scientists think that although Nothosaurs laid their eggs on land, when the babies hatched, they went back into the water and were then safe from land living dinosaurs.
  • 33. This picture shows smaller dinosaurs hiding from the Hererasaurus.
  • 34. Can you see the dinosaur that looks like a crocodile?
  • 35. What does this fossil look like?
  • 36. This is the kind of environment the dinosaurs lived in.
  • 37. Fossil of a plant
  • 38. Cockroaches were alive during the time that dinosaurs walked the earth. They are not as big as they were then.
  • 39.
  • 40. • The dinosaurs all died out millions of years ago. • We don’t know why they died out. • Some people think it was because of... • Climate change • Meteorite shower • Sea level change • What do you think?