Dinosaur Facts for Kids: Facts for Kids
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Amazing facts about dinosaurs
Dinosaurs intrigue us. Who were they? How did they live? How did they come to rule Earth during the Age of Dinosaurs? Why are they gone today?
Dinosaur Facts for Kids answers these intriguing questions for kids ages 9 to 12.
Dinosaur hunters have found some of their bones and fossils. A few dinos left their footprints behind, now frozen in stone. They vanished long ago, taking most of their secrets with them.
But not all their secrets.
Here are newly discovered dinosaur facts, fully explained for curious kids.
This book has striking pictures and amazing facts about the dinosaurs that once lived everywhere on Earth. It includes:
- Where dinosaurs came from and how they evolved.
- Why some, but not all of them, were so fierce and got so big.
- How dinosaurs became the most diverse group of land animals to ever live.
- Who searches for dinosaurs and how are they found?
- When did dinosaurs rule the planet?
- Why are dinosaurs gone?
- What did dinosaurs leave behind?
- What dinosaur mysteries remain to be solved by future scientists?
- Could the dinosaurs return?
Includes 50 color illustrations.
Ages 8-12 Grades 4-7
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Get your copy today and start reading, for a wildly entertaining good time with the largest, fiercest, strangest, and most totally awesome animals that have ever lived!
Jacquelyn Elnor Johnson
Jacquelyn Elnor Johnson believes that to be happy, you need to know how to talk and how to listen clearly and effectively. With a Masters Degree in Journalism and Communications, she is a former teacher, reporter and magazine editor, editor and now writes books and is publisher of Crimson Hill Books.
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Dinosaur Facts for Kids - Jacquelyn Elnor Johnson
Dinosaur
Facts
for Kids
Jacquelyn Elnor Johnson
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First edition, May 2022.
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Johnson, Jacquelyn Elnor
Dinosaur Facts for Kids
Description: Crimson Hill Books trade ebook edition | Nova Scotia, Canada
ISBN: 978-1-990887-11-6 (eBook - Draft2Digital)
BISAC: JNF003050 Juvenile Nonfiction: Animals - Dinosaurs & Prehistoric Creatures
JNF025150 Juvenile Nonfiction: History - Prehistoric
JNF037050 Juvenile Nonfiction: Science & Nature - Fossils
THEMA: RBX - Paleontology
WNA - Dinosaurs & the prehistoric world - general interest
YNNA - Children’s - Teenage general interest - Dinosaurs & prehistoric world
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Book design: Jesse Johnson
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A close up of a logo Description automatically generatedPhoto 1 Allosaurus hunting pack Daniel Eskridge shutterstock_1121415077A pack of Tyrannosaurus rex fighting an Ankylosaurus.
Photo 50 T-rex roars Daniel Eskridge shutterstock_1424179049Tyrannosaurus rex is the world’s most famous dinosaur, but it wasn’t the largest or the fastest or even the strangest dinosaur that ever lived. There are many more fantastic and fascinating dinosaurs to discover!
Do you know dinosaurs?
For many thousands of years, storytellers told myths and legends about strange and monstrous creatures. These creatures were called dragons. There were many fantastical things about dragons. They were huge, but they could fly. They were very strong, but not very smart. Their job was guarding princesses from all sorts of trouble. And, most incredible of all, they could breathe out great plumes of fire. Dragons were fierce, dangerous and fascinating!
Yet there was no proof that they ever existed. Perhaps dragons were just creatures of the imagination, like characters in a video game or movie or on TV. They were big, bad and fun to think about and tell stories about, but dragons weren’t real.
People all over the world enjoyed these dragon stories for many thousands of years. At the same time, many people said that nothing like a dragon had ever existed and could never exist. They were too different from animals that are alive today to ever be real. Many people in the past believed all the types of animals that have ever lived were still alive now. Animals don’t change, they argued. The Earth and everything on it including all the plants and animals, and humans, too, have always been exactly the same.
No one had proof about how old the Earth might be. They didn’t know how Earth started or when. They didn’t know when plants, animals and people got here. The dragon question was just one thing that scientists, and everyone else, wondered about. This caused a lot of arguments about these questions and a lot of crazy ideas to try to answer them.
Photo 15 Ichthyovenator catching fish Daniel Eskridge shutterstock_1856862094Ichthyovenator [Ick-fee-oh-ven-a-tor] was a spinosaurid dinosaur that lived in Laos, Asia in the early Cretaceous Era. Spinosaurids were the dinosaurs with spines and possibly sails on their backs.
Then, only about 200 years ago, some bones and fossils were found that didn’t seem to match any known living creature. Scientists couldn’t figure out just what they were but gave this question creature a name anyways. That name is dinosaur. It means giant lizard.
Dinosaurs aren’t giant lizards, but the name stuck. They also weren’t dragons (though there were some people who still wished they were). As scientists studied these bones and fossils, they realized that dinosaurs couldn’t fly. Some of them were huge, but some weren’t. Maybe the smaller ones were the babies of the bigger ones? Or maybe they were a different animal? They just didn’t know.
Photo 13 Gargoyleosaurus a type of ankylosaur Daniel shutterstock_1543912709Gargoyleosaurus [Gar-goi-el-lee-oh-sore-us] was a slow-moving armored tank of an animal that ate plants and lived in the late Jurassic Period.
The biggest ones were bigger than a school bus. The smallest ones could have fit in a cat-carrier. One thing they did know is no animal including dinosaurs ever had a furnace