Tara Summerville | Dino Digest

It’s the Five-Horned Face Pentaceratops!

The Pentaceratops was a gentle giant that roamed North America 75 million years ago. While it wasn’t as big as the Triceratops, this five-horned tank-like dinosaur has a giant skull and an equally...

Here’s the Dryosaurus, a Tree Lizard

The Dryosaurus (aka tree lizard) was a small but speedy Ornithopoda that lived primarily in North America. These tiny bipedal dinosaurs may look like scary theropods, but their flat teeth allowed...

Here’s the Lambeosaurus with a Cranial Crest

The Lamebeosaurus was a late Cretaceous dinosaur that roamed the forest of North America almost 75 million years ago. The Lambeosaurus had a crest that wasn’t decorative. This dino used it to make...

Torosaurus: one of the largest horned dinosaurs

The Torosaurus is the less-famous cousin of the Triceratops. It had a giant skull over 9 feet long with large neck frills and horns to protect itself from predators. It lived almost 65 million years...

Check Out the Jagged Teeth on the Carcharodontosaurus

The Carcharodontosaurus was a two-legged theropod that roamed Africa during the late Cretaceous period. As a descendant of the Allosaurus, the Carcharodontosaurus had a gigantic skull with shark-like...

Watch Out for the Yutyrannus, a Feathered Tyrant

The Yutyrannus is a relatively recent discovery that changed much of what we know about the T-Rex. It was an early Cretaceous dinosaur with razor-sharp teeth, strong hind legs, and filamentous...