Well-known dinosaur species matched with their size, diet, and one identifying feature each, one species per card.
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- What dinosaur is known for its large sharp teeth, muscular legs, and two-fingered hands?
- Tyrannosaurus rex. A giant meat-eating predator about 40 feet long.
- Name the three-horned dinosaur with a large bony frill on its head.
- Triceratops. A herbivore the size of an elephant, with three horns and a neck frill.
- Which dinosaur had large bony plates along its back and spikes on its tail?
- Stegosaurus. A plant-eating dinosaur about 26 feet long with a spiked tail for defense.
- What long-necked dinosaur had four pillar-like legs and ate leaves from tall trees?
- Brachiosaurus. A massive sauropod about 85 feet long, one of the largest land animals ever.
- Which small predator dinosaur had a large curved claw on each hind foot?
- Velociraptor. A fast-hunting theropod about 6 feet long that hunted in packs.
- What predator dinosaur had a large sail-like fin on its back?
- Spinosaurus. A meat-eater about 50 feet long with tall spines forming a sail down its back.
- Which dinosaur was covered in bony armor plates with a club-like tail?
- Ankylosaurus. An armored herbivore about 33 feet long, nearly impossible to hurt.
- What extremely long-necked sauropod had a whip-like tail?
- Diplodocus. A plant-eating giant about 88 feet long, with an extremely long thin tail.
- Which predator dinosaur had a large horn on its head like a modern bull?
- Carnotaurus. A meat-eating theropod about 28 feet long with a bull-like horn and heavy build.
- What duck-billed dinosaur had a curved crest on its head that made a honking sound?
- Parasaurolophus. A plant-eating ornithopod about 30 feet long with a tube-like head crest.
- Name the massive long-necked sauropod that was one of the heaviest dinosaurs.
- Apatosaurus. A plant-eater about 75 feet long and weighing nearly 35 tons.
- Which dinosaur had a sharp thumb spike it used for defense or feeding?
- Iguanodon. A plant-eating ornithopod about 33 feet long with a distinctive spike thumb.
- What might be the largest land animal ever, measuring up to 100 feet long?
- Argentinosaurus. A giant herbivorous sauropod, possibly heavier than any other dinosaur.
- Which meat-eating dinosaur lived before the T. rex and was similar in shape?
- Allosaurus. A large theropod predator about 32 feet long with sharp teeth and claws.
- What was one of the smallest known dinosaurs, about the size of a chicken?
- Compsognathus. A small meat-eating theropod only 3 feet long, the size of a modern turkey.