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Popular Dinosaurs
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- Before The Dinosaurs
- Dinosaur Facts
- Geologic Time Scale
- List of Dinosaurs
- Marsupial Evolution
- Megafauna Mammals
- PaleoArtists
- Plesiosaurs and Pliosaurs
- Prehistoric Amphibians
- Prehistoric Animals
- Prehistoric Birds
- Prehistoric Birds, Fish, Amphibians...
- Prehistoric Crocodiles
- Prehistoric Dogs
- Prehistoric Elephants
- Prehistoric Fish
- Prehistoric Horses
- Prehistoric Mammals
- Prehistoric Primates
- Prehistoric Reptiles
- Prehistoric Sharks
- Prehistoric Snakes
- Prehistoric Tetrapods
- Prehistoric Turtles
- Prehistoric Whales
- Saber-Toothed Cats
- The "Fish Lizards"
- The First Mammals
- The First Reptiles
- The Flying Reptiles
- The Marine Reptiles of The Late Cretaceous
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Triceratops
Quick Triceratops Facts:
- Triceratops were 30 feet long (as long as 3 car links)
- Triceratops weighed 12 tons; as much as 2 male elephants
- They lived in the parts of Western Canada and U.S
- They charged just like Rhinos do when threatened
- They were herbivores
Popular Prehistoric Animals
- All
- Before The Dinosaurs
- Dinosaur Facts
- Geologic Time Scale
- List of Dinosaurs
- Marsupial Evolution
- Megafauna Mammals
- PaleoArtists
- Plesiosaurs and Pliosaurs
- Prehistoric Amphibians
- Prehistoric Animals
- Prehistoric Birds
- Prehistoric Birds, Fish, Amphibians...
- Prehistoric Crocodiles
- Prehistoric Dogs
- Prehistoric Elephants
- Prehistoric Fish
- Prehistoric Horses
- Prehistoric Mammals
- Prehistoric Primates
- Prehistoric Reptiles
- Prehistoric Sharks
- Prehistoric Snakes
- Prehistoric Tetrapods
- Prehistoric Turtles
- Prehistoric Whales
- Saber-Toothed Cats
- The "Fish Lizards"
- The First Mammals
- The First Reptiles
- The Flying Reptiles
- The Marine Reptiles of The Late Cretaceous
More
Liopleurodon
Quick Liopleurodon Facts:
- Lived during the Middle Jurassic Period
- Lived in oceans all over the world
- Was as fast as a Great White Shark
- Weighed more than a Beluga Whale
- Was a Carnivore
