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Name	Second Name	Meaning	Diet	Length	Height	Weight	Era	Delete
Albertosaurus 🇨🇦	AL=BERT-OH-SAW-RUS	Alberta lizard	Carnivore 🥩	9m	4m	1-2 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64804af619950158c4ff674f","name":"Albertosaurus 🇨🇦","secname":"AL=BERT-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Alberta lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"9m","height":"4m","weight":"1-2 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"54.07221778423289","locationy":"-116.45040172195827","descriptions":"Albertosaurus was a large, meat-eating dinosaur that lived in the Late Cretaceous Period, about 70 million years ago.\r\nIt was named after the Canadian province of Alberta, where many fossils of the dinosaur have been found.\r\nAlbertosaurus was a close relative of Tyrannosaurus Rex, but it was smaller, less than half the size of T. Rex.\r\nIt measured up to 9 meters in length and could weigh up to 2 tons.\r\nAlbertosaurus had a large head with sharp, serrated teeth that were perfect for tearing through flesh.\r\nIt was an apex predator, meaning it was at the top of the food chain and had no natural enemies.","img":"dinopic-16861293984912292.PNG","charts":["charts-16861293989342511.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Allosaurus 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇦🇺	AL-LOW-SAW-RUS	Different lizard	Carnivore 🥩	10m	5m	2 tonnes	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"64383de5ccdaa696c1669b47","name":"Allosaurus 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇦🇺","secname":"AL-LOW-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Different lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"10m","height":"5m","weight":"2 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"39.16794279496853","locationy":"-111.40048318751784","descriptions":"Allosaurus was a large carnivorous dinosaur that walked on two legs and had sharp teeth and claws.\r\nAllosaurus is one of the most commonly found dinosaurs in fossil form, with over 60 different specimens discovered so far.\r\nAllosaurus lived between 155 and 145 million years ago during the late Jurassic period.\r\nIts called the different lizard due to different shaped vertebrae.\r\n🦖WATCH HERE ⬇️","img":"dinopic-16814074576219495.png","charts":["charts-16845190908734838.jpg"],"__v":0,"links":"CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p4yhV1tv2k&t=2s ","category":"dinosaurs"}
Amurosaurus 🇷🇺🇨🇳	AM-HER-OH-SAW-RUS	Amur lizard	Herbivore 🌱	8m	2.5m	3 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"662f9b4b58bbcfa4c39493a5","name":"Amurosaurus 🇷🇺🇨🇳","secname":"AM-HER-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Amur lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"8m","height":"2.5m","weight":"3 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous ","locationx":"49.10328440325376","locationy":"88.9175632127566","descriptions":"Amurosaurus, a fascinating herbivorous dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period, roamed the ancient lands of what is now modern-day Russia. Named after the Amur River, where its fossils were discovered, this gentle giant belonged to the family of duck-billed dinosaurs known as Hadrosaurids. With its distinctive hollow crest on the top of its head, Amurosaurus likely used vocalizations to communicate with its herd members. Measuring around 6 to 8 meters in length, it was a medium-sized dinosaur, munching on a diet primarily composed of ferns, horsetails, and other vegetation. Fossil evidence suggests that Amurosaurus traveled in herds, providing safety in numbers against predators like Tarbosaurus. Studying this remarkable creature provides valuable insights into the ancient ecosystems of the Cretaceous period and the diversity of life that once flourished on Earth.","img":"dinopic-17143959796744738.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Anhanguera 🇧🇷	ANN-HANG-WER-AH	Old devil	Piscivore 🐠	5m wingspan	1m	90kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"646a1d9019950158c4ff626f","name":"Anhanguera 🇧🇷","secname":"ANN-HANG-WER-AH","meaning":"Old devil","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"5m wingspan","height":"1m","weight":"90kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-21.494617222596712","locationy":"-46.54363267996911","descriptions":"Anhanguera was not a dinosaur, but it lived around the same time as several famous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex and Stegosaurus.\r\nThe name Anhanguera means \"old devil\" in Portuguese.\r\nAnhanguera had a wingspan of up to 16 feet (5 meters). This made it one of the largest pterosaurs of its time.\r\nAnhanguera had a distinctive crest on its beak, which may have been used to help it attract a mate.","img":"dinopic-16846759841165405.png","charts":["charts-16846759842631327.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Anurognathus 🇩🇪	AN-NUROG-NA-THUS	Without tail	Piscivore 🐠	10cm	0.3m	40g	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"646a1fc419950158c4ff627e","name":"Anurognathus 🇩🇪","secname":"AN-NUROG-NA-THUS","meaning":"Without tail","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"10cm","height":"0.3m","weight":"40g","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"48.81584384060194","locationy":"11.463523826885064","descriptions":"Anurognathus is a genus of small to medium-sized pterosaurs, or flying reptiles, that lived during the Late Jurassic period approximately 155 million years ago.\r\nAnurognathus had very large eyes in relation to its skull , which were likely adapted for hunting at night or in low-light conditions.\r\nAnurognathus had a wingspan of about 50 to 65 centimeters (20 to 26 inches) and weighed around 1.5 to 2.5 ounces.\r\nAnurognathus had a relatively short snout and a mandible that was adapted for catching insects and other small prey.","img":"dinopic-16846765482019089.png","charts":["charts-16846765482789147.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Archaeopteryx 🇩🇪	ARK-AE-OP-TER-RIX	Ancient wing (feather...	Carnivore 🥩	0.5m	0.2m	1kg	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"643651b87a808ff6281a9f22","name":"Archaeopteryx 🇩🇪","secname":"ARK-AE-OP-TER-RIX","meaning":"Ancient wing (feather)","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"0.5m","height":"0.2m","weight":"1kg","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"48.8827648636585","locationy":"10.441716590897915","descriptions":"The Archaeopteryx is a famous dinosaur as many people class this as an ancient bird. The famous fossil found in Germany shows some amazing feathers preserved. \r\nThis small dinosaur would have snacked on insects, small lizards and mammals. It had amazing front claws for digging out small insects from the ground and trees. ","img":"dinopic-16846696437994592.png","charts":["charts-1686081163678863.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Arctotherium 🇺🇸	ARC-TOE-THEE-REE-U...	Bear beast	Omnivore 🥩 🌱	2m	3-4.5m	1-2 tonnes	Pleistocene epoc...	{"_id":"653a8c48cced8e89b65b1954","name":"Arctotherium 🇺🇸","secname":"ARC-TOE-THEE-REE-UM","meaning":"Bear beast","diet":"Omnivore 🥩 🌱","lengthh":"2m","height":"3-4.5m","weight":"1-2 tonnes","era":"Pleistocene epoch","locationx":"16.299051014581828","locationy":"-91.58203125","descriptions":"Arctotherium, often referred to as the \"short-faced bear,\" was a massive prehistoric bear that lived during the Pleistocene epoch, approximately 2.5 million to 11,000 years ago. It is renowned for being one of the largest terrestrial mammalian carnivores in history, with some individuals reaching weights of up to 3,500 pounds (1,588 kilograms). This formidable bear species had a wide distribution across North and South America and was well adapted to diverse environments, from grasslands to forests. Arctotherium's distinctive feature was its short, robust face, which likely allowed for a powerful bite and a strong jaw. Its extinction coincided with the disappearance of many other megafauna species at the end of the Pleistocene.","charts":[],"links":"","category":"mammals","__v":0,"img":"dinopic-16983360052278124.png"}
Argentinosaurus 🇦🇷	AH-GEN-TEEN-OH-SAW...	Argentine lizard	Herbivore 🌱	37m	20m	50-60 tonnw	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"645d460919950158c4ff5b86","name":"Argentinosaurus 🇦🇷","secname":"AH-GEN-TEEN-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Argentine lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"37m","height":"20m","weight":"50-60 tonnw","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"-39.380314769778934","locationy":"-69.86806480880227","descriptions":"Argentinosaurus is a genus of titanosaur sauropod dinosaur that lived in what is now Argentina during the Late Cretaceous Period, about 93 to 100 million years ago.\r\nIts fossils were discovered in 1987 in the province of Neuquén, Argentina, by a shepherd named Aurelio Hernandez.\r\nIt was one of the largest known dinosaurs, estimated to have measured up to 115 feet (35 meters) in length and 100 tons in weight.","img":"dinopic-16846696593549330.png","charts":["charts-16860811908512530.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Armargasaurus 🇦🇷	AH-MAR-GA-SAW-RUSS	Armarga (bitter) liza...	Herbivore 🌱	9-10m	3m	2-3 tonnes	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"643658487a808ff6281a9f2e","name":"Armargasaurus 🇦🇷","secname":"AH-MAR-GA-SAW-RUSS","meaning":"Armarga (bitter) lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"9-10m ","height":"3m","weight":"2-3 tonnes","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-34.630651711644425","locationy":"-64.69762029959952","descriptions":"Armargasaurus was a small Sauropod (long neck dinosaur) that was found in the Armarga region of Argentina. This dinosaur is one of the most complete sauropods ever found. \r\nIt had a double row of spikes on its neck and back which may have been joined by skin.","img":"dinopic-16812831416738289.png","charts":["charts-16845203664859514.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Australovenator 🇦🇺	OS-TRA-LO-VEN-AH-T...	Southern hunter	Carnivore 🥩	5m	2m	1 Ton	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64364a517a808ff6281a9f16","name":"Australovenator 🇦🇺","secname":"OS-TRA-LO-VEN-AH-TOR","meaning":"Southern hunter","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"5m","height":"2m","weight":"1 Ton","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-22.43880185338653","locationy":"142.9217661255217","descriptions":"Australovenator was a swift predator that was found in what we now call Australia. It lived 99.6 million years ago - 93.5 million years ago and was part of the Megaraptor family of dinosaurs.","img":"dinopic-16846696782726618.png","charts":["charts-1686166013383855.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Bambiraptor 🇺🇸	BAM-BEE-RAP-TOR	Baby raptor	Carnivore 🥩	1m	0.5m	3-4kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6451264e3211d7eb86836c15","name":"Bambiraptor 🇺🇸","secname":"BAM-BEE-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Baby raptor","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"1m","height":"0.5m","weight":"3-4kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"12.544483985765126","locationy":"30.864197530864196","descriptions":"Bambiraptor feinbergi was a species of small, bird-like dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 70-75 million years ago.\r\nDespite its small size, Bambiraptor was a fast and agile runner, with long, slender legs and a lightweight body. It might have even had feathers covering its body, like many other small theropod dinosaurs.","img":"dinopic-16846696895647119.png","charts":["charts-16861662591564105.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Barbardactylus 🇲🇦	BARB-AH-DAK-TIL-US	Barbary finger	Piscivore 🐠	4m wingspan	2m	4kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"648051a419950158c4ff6791","name":"Barbardactylus 🇲🇦","secname":"BARB-AH-DAK-TIL-US","meaning":"Barbary finger","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"4m wingspan","height":"2m","weight":"4kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"35.12067390171961","locationy":"-4.782284306201294","descriptions":"Barbaridactylus was a flying reptile that had a wingspan of about 4 meters.\r\nThe name \"Barbaridactylus\" means \"Barbarian finger\" in reference to its elongated, slender wings.\r\nBarbaridactylus was part of a group of pterosaurs known as nyctosaurids, which were adapted to a nocturnal lifestyle.\r\nUnlike many other pterosaurs, Barbaridactylus had a relatively short, wide skull.\r\nScientists believe that Barbaridactylus may have used its keen sense of smell to locate prey at night.\r\nThe fossils of Barbaridactylus were discovered in Morocco in 2007, and represent one of the most complete pterosaur specimens found in Africa.\r\nDespite its fearsome appearance, Barbaridactylus was likely a gentle creature, feeding on small fish and other prey.","img":"dinopic-16861311078608380.png","charts":["charts-1686131107914501.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Barosaurus 🇺🇸	BAH-ROW-SAW-RUS	Heavy lizard	Herbivore 🌱	25-27m	12m	20 tonnes	Late Jurassic pe...	{"_id":"645bd6803211d7eb86836efc","name":"Barosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"BAH-ROW-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Heavy lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"25-27m","height":"12m","weight":"20 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic period","locationx":"43.817120022948224","locationy":"-100.76944932465119","descriptions":"Barosaurus was a giant, long-necked, plant-eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic period, around 145 million years ago.\r\nDespite its long neck, Barosaurus had a relatively small head, which may have been adapted for stripping leaves from trees rather than tearing off huge chunks of vegetation.","img":"dinopic-16846699036098682.png","charts":["charts-1686166310136400.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Baryonyx 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇪🇸	BA-REE-ON-ICKS	Heavy Claw	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	7-10m	2-3m	1.2 tonnes	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"643656da7a808ff6281a9f2b","name":"Baryonyx 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇪🇸","secname":"BA-REE-ON-ICKS","meaning":"Heavy Claw","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"7-10m","height":"2-3m","weight":"1.2 tonnes","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"51.13779230654392","locationy":"-0.34322269711160036","descriptions":"Baryonyx was part of the Spinosaur family of dinosaurs but unlike its cousin Spinosaurus it lacked the large sail. \r\nThis dinosaur had a crocodile like snout for catching fish and was first discovered in what we now call England.","img":"dinopic-16846698895214448.png","charts":["charts-16861663677889948.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Basilosaurus 🇪🇬	BAS-ILL-OH-SAW-RUS	King lizard	Carnivore 🥩	18m	3m	15 tonnes	Eocene	{"_id":"645124893211d7eb86836c09","name":"Basilosaurus 🇪🇬","secname":"BAS-ILL-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"King lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"18m","height":"3m","weight":"15 tonnes","era":"Eocene","locationx":"27.71351016279699","locationy":"-81.50476830129033","descriptions":"Basilosaurus was first described in 1834, it was the first prehistoric whale known to science.\r\nWith an estimated length of up to 60 feet (18 meters), Basilosaurus was one of the largest predators of its time, feeding on fish, smaller marine mammals, and even smaller Basilosaurus individuals.","img":"dinopic-16846572473848943.png","charts":["charts-16846619334647318.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Blikanasaurus 🇿🇦	BLIK-AN-AH-SAW-RUS	Lizard from Blikana	Herbivore 🌱	4-5m	2m	350-450kg	Late Triassic pe...	{"_id":"64511d853211d7eb86836be7","name":"Blikanasaurus 🇿🇦","secname":"BLIK-AN-AH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Lizard from Blikana","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"4-5m","height":"2m","weight":"350-450kg","era":"Late Triassic period","locationx":"-29.670929201680174","locationy":"28.214835713472286","descriptions":"Blikanasaurus is a genus of sauropodomorph (Early long neck) dinosaur from the late Triassic of South Africa approximately 235 million years ago.\r\nThe name Blikanasaurus means \"Blikana lizard,\" after the Blikana River in South Africa where the first fossils were found.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846572614069004.png","charts":["charts-16846614902314451.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Brachiosaurus 🇺🇸	BRA-KEE-OH-SAW-RUS	Arm lizard	Herbivore 🌱	23m	12-15m	30 tonnes	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"6436e9da7a808ff6281a9f8f","name":"Brachiosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"BRA-KEE-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Arm lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"23m","height":"12-15m","weight":"30 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"40.71166946382769","locationy":"-108.73819630023216","descriptions":"Brachiosaurus lived in what we now call North America 154 to 150 million years ago. This was a huge long neck dinosaur (Sauropod) that is one of the tallest at up to 15 metres tall. The lump on top of its head was actually its nose. ","img":"dinopic-16846572751309437.png","charts":["charts-16846613198132488.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Carcharodontosaurus 🇲🇦 🇿🇦	CAR-CAR-ROW-DON-TO...	Shark tooth lizard	Carnivore 🥩	13m	4m	8-15 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6437eccdccdaa696c1669af9","name":"Carcharodontosaurus 🇲🇦 🇿🇦","secname":"CAR-CAR-ROW-DON-TOE-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Shark tooth lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"13m","height":"4m","weight":"8-15 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"31.539705947642346","locationy":"-4.085772561876855","descriptions":"The Carcharodontosaurus was a large thereopod dinosaur that have very sharp teeth. Its long jaw and very sharp serrated teeth meant it was certainly an apex predator of its time.\r\nIt lived alongside dinsoaurs like Spinosaurus and Bahariasaurus in what we now call North Africa 145 million years ago - 70.6 million years ago .","img":"dinopic-16813866992489073.png","charts":["charts-16845205328836675.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Carnotaurus 🇦🇷	CAR-NO-TOR-RUSS	Meat eating bull	Carnivore 🥩	7-8m	3m	1-2 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64365a757a808ff6281a9f31","name":"Carnotaurus 🇦🇷","secname":"CAR-NO-TOR-RUSS","meaning":"Meat eating bull","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"7-8m","height":"3m","weight":"1-2 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-33.10721109067649","locationy":"-68.40164174334967","descriptions":"The Carnotaurus was named the meat eating bull due to its amazing horns on the head, This large therepod dinosaur was lightly built so would have been a fast predator. ","img":"dinopic-16812836982321067.png","charts":["charts-16845253323222392.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":"Watch our Carnotaurus video here*https://youtu.be/INbcWtLTAiA?si=i19bgWeKu7UUCf-Q"}
Ceratosaurus 🇺🇸	SER-RAT-OH-SAW-RUS	Horn lizard	Carnivore 🥩	6-8m	2.5m	1 Ton	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"6435bffa7a808ff6281a9f0f","name":"Ceratosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"SER-RAT-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Horn lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"6-8m","height":"2.5m","weight":"1 Ton","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"41.43710706924175","locationy":"-109.07161244644337","descriptions":"Ceratosaurus was a medium size theropod and lived in what we now call North America. It was a powerful dinosaur that walked on its back legs. It had horn on the front of its nose.","img":"dinopic-16846703655189979.png","charts":["charts-16861664392433704.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Chicken 🌏	CHICK-EN	Chicken	Omnivore 🥩🌱	0.4	0.2m	2-4kg	Present	{"_id":"6487556e19950158c4ff70f1","name":"Chicken 🌏","secname":"CHICK-EN","meaning":"Chicken","diet":"Omnivore 🥩🌱","lengthh":"0.4","height":"0.2m","weight":"2-4kg","era":"Present","locationx":"52.38167163913576","locationy":"-2.703961604166736","descriptions":"Chickens are living descendants of dinosaurs. 2 1. Chickens have great memories and can recognize over 100 faces.\r\nChickens aren't completely flightless.\r\nChickens can run at speeds up to 9 miles per hour.\r\nChickens can dream.\r\nThere are more chickens than humans in the world.\r\nHens teach sounds to their chicks while they are still in the egg. Roosters perform a little dance called 'tidbitting' in which they make sounds (food calls) and move their head up and down, picking up and dropping a bit of food to attract hens.\r\nChickens do not sweat.\r\nThe average chicken's life expectancy is around 3 to 4 years due to its vulnerability to predators and diseases.","img":"dinopic-17146338323543357.PNG","charts":[],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Chilotherium 🇷🇺	CHI-LOW-THEE-REE-U...	Chilo beast	Herbivore 🌱	3m	1.5m	1-2 tons	Miocene through ...	{"_id":"64419756e6583addcc19acec","name":"Chilotherium 🇷🇺","secname":"CHI-LOW-THEE-REE-UM","meaning":"Chilo beast","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3m","height":"1.5m","weight":"1-2 tons","era":"Miocene through Pliocene","locationx":"49.68676508911377","locationy":"70.0946576182585","descriptions":"Chilotherium is thought to have been an ancestor of the modern Indian rhinoceros.\r\nChilotherium was a browser, meaning that it primarily fed on leaves and soft vegetation.\r\nIt was hornless but did have 2 tusks under its jaw.","img":"dinopic-16846703806417319.png","charts":["charts-16861665003549926.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Coelophysis 🇺🇸 🇿🇦	SEAL-OH-FI-SIS	Hollow form	Carnivore 🥩	2m	1.2m	15-20kg	Late Triassic pe...	{"_id":"64804e0919950158c4ff6779","name":"Coelophysis 🇺🇸 🇿🇦","secname":"SEAL-OH-FI-SIS","meaning":"Hollow form","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2m","height":"1.2m","weight":"15-20kg","era":"Late Triassic period","locationx":"35.375018083036636","locationy":"-106.93007780273045","descriptions":"Coelophysis was one of the earliest known dinosaurs 1, living about 190-225 million years ago during the Late Triassic Period.\r\nIt is believed that all other dinosaurs have evolved from its predecessor, the archosaurs.\r\nCoelophysis means \"hollow form,\" which comes from its hollow limb bones. This feature was shared by many other dinosaurs.\r\nFossil evidence suggests that Coelophysis ate small crocodile-like reptiles and may have hunted in groups 34, possibly even families.\r\nIt was a lightweight hunter that looked like a long-legged bird, and its weight and bone structure suggest that it was swift and agile.\r\nCoelophysis is found in Upper Triassic strata dated to about 200 million years ago.\r\nIt was a recent descendant of the very first dinosaurs.\r\nThe fossils of Coelophysis have been discovered in both Africa and North America.","img":"dinopic-16861301849549433.png","charts":["charts-16861301850113087.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Compsognathus 🇩🇪	COMP-SOG-NATH-US	Elegant jaw	Carnivore 🥩	2 - 3ft	0.3m	5kg	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"64364ce87a808ff6281a9f19","name":"Compsognathus 🇩🇪","secname":"COMP-SOG-NATH-US","meaning":"Elegant jaw","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2 - 3ft","height":"0.3m","weight":"5kg","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"49.00465675770387","locationy":"11.091400031104918","descriptions":"Compsognathus was a small dinosaur taht walked on its back 2 legs (bi-pedal).\r\nIt would have snacked on small mammals, insects and lizards. It would grow to the size of a chicken and was lightly built.","img":"dinopic-1684670394375415.png","charts":["charts-16861665376232553.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Crossvallia 🇦🇶	CROSS-VAL-EE-AH	Unknown	Piscivore 🐟	1m	1.6m	70-8-kg	Cretaceous and P...	{"_id":"663138fed7d90a28bffa39bb","name":"Crossvallia 🇦🇶","secname":"CROSS-VAL-EE-AH","meaning":"Unknown","diet":"Piscivore 🐟","lengthh":"1m","height":"1.6m","weight":"70-8-kg","era":"Cretaceous and Paleocene","locationx":"-77.45579160922298","locationy":"145.1222071244051","descriptions":"Crossvallia is a genus of large, extinct penguins that once roamed the earth during the Paleocene epoch, approximately 56 to 66 million years ago. These remarkable birds stood as tall as humans, with estimates suggesting they reached heights of around 5 feet (1.5 meters) and weighed up to 80 kilograms (176 pounds). Fossils of Crossvallia have been discovered in Antarctica, particularly in the Cross Valley region of the continent, from which the genus derives its name. Their massive size sets them apart from modern-day penguins, showcasing the incredible diversity that existed within this fascinating group of birds throughout history.","img":"dinopic-17145018869343714.png","charts":["charts-17145018869368231.JPG"],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Cryolophosaurus 🇦🇶	CRY-OH-LOF-OH-SAW-...	Cold crested lizard	Carnivore 🥩	6m	2m	400 - 500kg	Early Jurassic P...	{"_id":"64439ce2e6583addcc19ad40","name":"Cryolophosaurus 🇦🇶","secname":"CRY-OH-LOF-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Cold crested lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"6m","height":"2m","weight":"400 - 500kg","era":"Early Jurassic Period","locationx":"-79.09783888583446","locationy":"-4.597374497056485","descriptions":"Cryolophosaurus also known as the \"cold crested lizard,\" is a large theropod dinosaur that lived during the early Jurassic period, around 194 to 188 million years ago. It is known only from a single species\r\nCryolophosaurus was a powerful hunter that could have preyed on other large animals in its environment.\r\nCryolophosaurus was discovered in Antarctica in 1991.","img":"dinopic-16846704091789755.png","charts":["charts-16861665975429844.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Daspletosaurus 🇺🇸	DAS-PLETE-OH-SAW-R...	Frightful lizard	Carnivore 🥩	8m	3m	1.5-4 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"647f8bb519950158c4ff65f2","name":"Daspletosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"DAS-PLETE-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Frightful lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"8m","height":"3m","weight":"1.5-4 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"48.121454104413196","locationy":"-105.72521406810236","descriptions":"Daspletosaurus was a large tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous period around 77-74 million years ago.\r\nDaspletosaurus had massive jaws and strong teeth, much like its famous relative, Tyrannosaurus rex.\r\nThe name Daspletosaurus means \"frightful lizard\" in Greek, reflecting the dinosaur's powerful and intimidating appearance.\r\nDaspletosaurus likely preyed on large herbivorous dinosaurs such as hadrosaurs and ceratopsians.","img":"dinopic-16860804366219754.png","charts":["charts-16860804372671020.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Deinocheirus 🇲🇳	DY-NO-KY-RES	Terrible Hand	Omnivore 🥩 🌱	11m	3 - 4.5m	6.5 Tons	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6435a3647a808ff6281a9ef8","name":"Deinocheirus 🇲🇳","secname":"DY-NO-KY-RES","meaning":"Terrible Hand","diet":"Omnivore 🥩 🌱","lengthh":"11m","height":"3 - 4.5m","weight":"6.5 Tons","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"46.252802600019415","locationy":"107.2067879073439","descriptions":"Deinocheirus lived up to its names meaning, with huge unusal arms. It was from a family of dinosaurs known as ornithomimosaur (Ostrich dinosaur) and was the biggest of its kind. ","img":"dinopic-16846704313384076.png","charts":["charts-16861666282548288.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Deinonychus 🇺🇸	DY-NO-NIKE-US	Terrible claw	Carnivore 🥩	3m	1.2m	75-100kg	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"64418f5de6583addcc19ace2","name":"Deinonychus 🇺🇸","secname":"DY-NO-NIKE-US","meaning":"Terrible claw","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"3m","height":"1.2m","weight":"75-100kg","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"45.176749643811576","locationy":"-110.34406800957191","descriptions":"The name Deinonychus means \"terrible claw\" in Greek, and refers to the large, sickle-shaped claw on its hind feet.\r\nDeinonychus had a highly mobile, flexible neck that allowed it to make quick, precise movements while hunting.","img":"dinopic-17146344898431979.png","charts":[],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Deinotherium 🇿🇦 🇪🇺 🇮🇳	DY-NO-THEE-REE-UM	Terrible beast	Herbivore 🌱	6m	4m	8-11 tonnes	Early Miocene to...	{"_id":"64513daa3211d7eb86836c62","name":"Deinotherium 🇿🇦 🇪🇺 🇮🇳","secname":"DY-NO-THEE-REE-UM","meaning":"Terrible beast","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"4m","weight":"8-11 tonnes","era":"Early Miocene to the Early Pleistocene","locationx":"13.956925921461524","locationy":"35.24857870788987","descriptions":"One of Deinotherium's most distinctive features were its downward-curving tusks, which it likely used for digging up roots or stripping bark from trees.\r\nDeinotherium was one of the largest land mammals of its time, with a height of up to 4 meters \r\nUnlike modern elephants, which have a trunk with two nostrils, Deinotherium may have had two separate trunks, one for each nostril.","img":"dinopic-16846721911592051.png","charts":["charts-16861667111079723.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Diabloceratops 🇺🇸	DY-AB-LO-SERA-TOPS	Devil horned face	Herbivore 🌱	3.5m	1.8m	1.5 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"643d68a3ccdaa696c1669b72","name":"Diabloceratops 🇺🇸","secname":"DY-AB-LO-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Devil horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3.5m","height":"1.8m","weight":"1.5 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"20.818505338078293","locationy":"21.340388007054674","descriptions":"The name \"Diabloceratops\" means \"devil-horned face,\" which is a reference to the two large curved horns on its neck frill that resemble devil horns.\r\nDiabloceratops is the oldest-known ceratopsid dinosaur, and the first centrosaurine dinosaur discovered south of Montana.","img":"dinopic-16846722015814593.png","charts":["charts-16861667736536567.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Dilophosaurus 🇺🇸	DY-LOF-OH-SAW-RUSS	Double crested lizard	Carnivore 🥩	6-7m	1.8m	500kg	Early Jurassic P...	{"_id":"6436ebd37a808ff6281a9f92","name":"Dilophosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"DY-LOF-OH-SAW-RUSS","meaning":"Double crested lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"6-7m","height":"1.8m","weight":"500kg","era":"Early Jurassic Period","locationx":"36.16127324754054","locationy":"-110.84945995621797","descriptions":"Dilophosaurus was made famous in Jurassic Park for being a small acid spitting dinosaur with a frill around the neck. \r\nIn reality it did not spit acid or have the frill around the neck. It was also larger than the movies make out. It stood on 2 powerful rear legs and was fast reaching speeds of 20mph.","img":"dinopic-16846722155997722.png","charts":["charts-16861668294027523.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Dimetrodon 🇺🇸	DY-MET-ROW-DON	Two form teeth	Carnivore 🥩	3-4m	2.5m	150-250kg	Permian period	{"_id":"64511f093211d7eb86836bed","name":"Dimetrodon 🇺🇸","secname":"DY-MET-ROW-DON","meaning":"Two form teeth","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"3-4m","height":"2.5m","weight":"150-250kg","era":"Permian period","locationx":"33.662228685309735","locationy":"-99.620709233152","descriptions":"Despite its dinosaur-like appearance, dimetrodon was NOT actually a dinosaur. \r\nOne of the most distinctive features of dimetrodon was its large sail-like structure on its back.\r\nDimetrodon lived during the Permian period which was approximately 298 million to 251 million years ago which was before the dinosaurs.","img":"dinopic-16846722266877740.png","charts":["charts-1686166852293839.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Dimorphodon 🇬🇧 🇪🇺	DY-MORPH-OH-DON	Two form teeth	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	1.5m wingspa...	0.5m	2kg	Jurassic period	{"_id":"6451225f3211d7eb86836bf5","name":"Dimorphodon 🇬🇧 🇪🇺","secname":"DY-MORPH-OH-DON","meaning":"Two form teeth","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"1.5m wingspan","height":"0.5m","weight":"2kg","era":"Jurassic period","locationx":"50.71994519157289","locationy":"-2.938787016233586","descriptions":"Discovered in the 1820s on the coast of southern England, by a young woman, Mary Anning, famed for her fossil-finding abilities.\r\nThis creature got its name from the fact that it had two different types of teeth: sharp teeth at the front of its jaws, and flatter teeth towards the back.\r\nThe tail of Dimorphodon was relatively long and may have helped with maneuverability during flight.","img":"dinopic-16846575125983164.png","charts":["charts-16846614374157827.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Dinornis 🇳🇿	DYE-NOR-NIS		Herbivore 🌱	2m	3.6m	200-250kg	Late Pleistocene...	{"_id":"6624f6733bdd62c41f0ebf80","name":"Dinornis 🇳🇿","secname":"DYE-NOR-NIS","meaning":"","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"2m","height":"3.6m","weight":"200-250kg","era":"Late Pleistocene to Holocene","locationx":"-42.576477644844296","locationy":"172.31894033815286","descriptions":"Let's journey back in time to when the mighty Dinornis roamed the ancient forests of New Zealand. Dinornis was no ordinary bird - it was a colossal creature known as a moa, standing as tall as a giraffe! Imagine walking through the woods and coming face to face with a bird that big - it would be like meeting a real-life dinosaur! Despite its massive size, Dinornis was a herbivore, munching on plants with its powerful beak. What's even more incredible is that some of its eggs were as big as basketballs, making them some of the largest bird eggs ever known. Sadly, Dinornis and its fellow moa friends went extinct around 600 years ago, but their legacy lives on in the rich history of New Zealand and the imaginations of curious minds like yours!","img":"dinopic-17136984194901710.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"other","__v":0}
Diplocaulus 🇺🇸 🇿🇦	DIP-LOW-CALL-US	Double caul	Carnivore 🥩	1m	0.3m	2-4kg	Late Carbonifero...	{"_id":"64512d423211d7eb86836c41","name":"Diplocaulus 🇺🇸 🇿🇦","secname":"DIP-LOW-CALL-US","meaning":"Double caul","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"1m","height":"0.3m","weight":"2-4kg","era":"Late Carboniferous to the Late Permian","locationx":"40.1819475859467","locationy":"-87.67145859418608","descriptions":"Diplocaulus is an extinct early amphibian that lived around 270 million years ago during the Permian period.\r\nDiplocaulus had poorly-developed legs and was mainly adapted to an aquatic environment.\r\nDiplocaulus had a unique boomerang-shaped skull that gave it a distinctive appearance.","img":"dinopic-1684672290772279.png","charts":["charts-16861669123993546.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Diplodocus 🇺🇸	DIP-LOW-DO-CUS	Double beam	Herbivore 🌱	28m	6m	11 tonnes	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"6437e7b2ccdaa696c1669adc","name":"Diplodocus 🇺🇸","secname":"DIP-LOW-DO-CUS","meaning":"Double beam ","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"28m","height":"6m","weight":"11 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"41.81782064999297","locationy":"-108.22020072445677","descriptions":"Diplodocus was a Long neck dinosaur (sauropod) that lived in what we now call North America. This dinosaur had a very long tail that could have been used as a whip to protect itself. \r\nDiplodocus lived 61.2 million years ago - 145 million years ago and fed on medium to high growing trees.","img":"dinopic-16813853916505202.png","charts":["charts-16845212663646082.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Dracoraptor 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿	DRAY-CO-RAP-TOR	Dragon Thief	Carnivore 🥩	2m	1m	25kg	Early Jurassic P...	{"_id":"6469ee6319950158c4ff615c","name":"Dracoraptor 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿","secname":"DRAY-CO-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Dragon Thief","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2m","height":"1m","weight":"25kg","era":"Early Jurassic Period","locationx":"51.40601054197197","locationy":"-3.1786872000020194","descriptions":"Dracoraptor was discovered in Wales, and is the first dinosaur skeleton ever found in the country.\r\nDracoraptor lived during the Jurassic period, around 200 million years ago.\r\nThe name \"Dracoraptor\" means \"dragon thief\" in Welsh.\r\nDracoraptor was a small carnivorous dinosaur that walked on two legs.\r\nThe discovery of Dracoraptor's skeleton helped scientists fill in some gaps about the evolution of dinosaurs.","img":"dinopic-16846723022411526.png","charts":["charts-16861669655374062.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Dracorex 🇺🇸	DRAY-CO-REX	Dragon King	Herbivore 🌱	2.5m	1m	0.65 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6480473e19950158c4ff6721","name":"Dracorex 🇺🇸","secname":"DRAY-CO-REX","meaning":"Dragon King","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"2.5m","height":"1m","weight":"0.65 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"45.24964122572352","locationy":"-100.37710024842036","descriptions":"The full name Dracorex Hogwartsia tells a fun story for all Harry Potter fans. \r\nThis dinosaur was named by a fan of the franchise so named it The Dragon King of Hogwarts. \r\nThe skull is spectacular with its dragon like features.","charts":[],"__v":0,"img":"dinopic-17146431956717298.png","category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Dsungaripterus 🇨🇳	SUN -GAR-EE-PIR-US	unggar wing	Carnivore 🥩	3.5m wingspa...	1m	2kg	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"6480664c19950158c4ff67e8","name":"Dsungaripterus 🇨🇳","secname":"SUN -GAR-EE-PIR-US","meaning":"unggar wing","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 ","lengthh":"3.5m wingspan","height":"1m","weight":"2kg","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"45.15772780462783","locationy":"84.6834948145043","descriptions":"Dsungaripterus was a genus of pterosaur, which means it was a flying reptile that lived during the Jurassic period.\r\nThis pterosaur had a distinctive upturned beak and a large, elaborate crest on its head, which was probably used for display or to attract mates.\r\nDsungaripterus may have been a scavenger, feeding on the carcasses of dead animals rather than actively hunting prey.\r\nIt had a wingspan of up to 4 meters (over 13 feet), making it one of the largest pterosaurs of its time.\r\nDsungaripterus fossils have been found in China, and it is named after the Dzungaria region in the northwestern part of the country.","img":"dinopic-16861363960271493.png","charts":["charts-1686136396127255.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Edmontosaurus 🇨🇦	ED-MON-TOE-SAW-RUS	Edmonton lizard	Herbivore 🌱	9-12m	4m	4-6 Tons	Late Cretaceous	{"_id":"64357f7d7a808ff6281a9ed3","name":"Edmontosaurus 🇨🇦","secname":"ED-MON-TOE-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Edmonton lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"9-12m","height":"4m","weight":"4-6 Tons","era":"Late Cretaceous","locationx":"51.429075157232646","locationy":"-112.67425512108339","descriptions":"The Edmontosaurus was a large hadrosaur that lived in what we now call Canada. It lived 66 million years ago along side dinosaurs like Triceratops, T.Rex and Ankylosaurus. Large fossil finds mean we think these lived in large groups and preffered living near the coastal areas. ","img":"dinopic-16846723245178866.png","charts":["charts-16861205301609069.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Entelodon 🇪🇺 🇺🇸	EN-TELL-OH-DON	Complete teeth	Omnivore 🥩🌱	3m	1.8m	150kg	Middle Eocene	{"_id":"6624ef723bdd62c41f0ebf65","name":"Entelodon 🇪🇺 🇺🇸","secname":"EN-TELL-OH-DON","meaning":"Complete teeth","diet":"Omnivore 🥩🌱","lengthh":"3m","height":"1.8m","weight":"150kg","era":"Middle Eocene","locationx":"49.82938333766232","locationy":"10.487189616107653","descriptions":"Entelodon, often dubbed the \"killer pig\" or \"terminator pig,\" was a formidable denizen of prehistoric landscapes during the Eocene and Oligocene epochs, approximately 37 to 30 million years ago. Resembling a gigantic pig but more closely related to modern-day hippos and whales, Entelodon commanded attention with its massive, bulky frame, short legs, and imposing head adorned with powerful jaws bristling with sharp teeth. Despite its fearsome appearance and nickname, Entelodon was not solely a carnivore but rather an omnivore, feasting on both flesh and vegetation. It roamed the ancient forests, woodlands, and grasslands of Europe and Asia, possibly as solitary creatures or in small family groups. Although it faced competition from other apex predators of its time and may have scavenged carcasses or hunted small prey, Entelodon eventually succumbed to extinction around 30 million years ago, leaving behind a legacy of mystery and intrigue for paleontologists to unravel.","img":"dinopic-17136966264117023.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"mammals","__v":0}
Eoraptor 🇦🇷	EE-OH-RAP-TOR	Dawn thief	Omnivore 🥩 🌱	1.5m	0.5m	10kg	Late Triassic pe...	{"_id":"643d6fedccdaa696c1669b81","name":"Eoraptor 🇦🇷","secname":"EE-OH-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Dawn thief ","diet":"Omnivore 🥩 🌱","lengthh":"1.5m","height":"0.5m","weight":"10kg","era":"Late Triassic period","locationx":"-32.60340271948935","locationy":"-69.32793780141107","descriptions":"Eoraptor is one of the earliest-known dinosaurs, and one of the earliest members of the sauropod family.(long neck dinosaurs)\r\nEoraptor had multiple tooth shapes, which suggests that it was an omnivore, feeding on both meat and plants.\r\n\r\n","img":"dinopic-1684672338420691.png","charts":["charts-16861204759278110.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Erlikosaurus 🇲🇳 🇨🇳	EARL-LICK-OH-SAW-R...	Erlik's lizard	Herbivore 🌱	3-4m	3m	150-250kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64804fe219950158c4ff6789","name":"Erlikosaurus 🇲🇳 🇨🇳","secname":"EARL-LICK-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Erlik's lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3-4m","height":"3m","weight":"150-250kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"44.28491047632605","locationy":"98.7622225261635","descriptions":"Erlikosaurus was a small theropod dinosaur, measuring approximately 3.4 meters (11 feet) in length and weighing between 150 to 250 kilograms (330 to 550 pounds).\r\nErlikosaurus was a member of the therizinosauridae family, which were known for their long claws on their hands and feet, and were probably herbivorous.\r\nThe name \"Erlikosaurus\" means \"Erlik's lizard\", after the god of death and the underworld in the mythology of the Turkic and Mongolian peoples.\r\nErlikosaurus is known from incomplete fossils found in Mongolia, and its skull has never been discovered, making it difficult to determine its exact diet and behavior.\r\nThe closest relative of Erlikosaurus is probably Segnosaurus, which lived during the same time period in Asia and was also a therizinosauridae.","img":"dinopic-16861306587894029.png","charts":["charts-1686130658840758.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Euplocephalus 🇺🇸	YOO-OP-LOW-SEF-AH-...	Well armoured head	Herbivore 🌱	5-7m	2m	2-2.5 ton	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64359f3b7a808ff6281a9ef2","name":"Euplocephalus 🇺🇸","secname":"YOO-OP-LOW-SEF-AH-LESS","meaning":"Well armoured head","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5-7m","height":"2m","weight":"2-2.5 ton","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"56.54824993132034","locationy":"-116.35405772500276","descriptions":"Euplocephalus was a large Ankylosaur from what we now call Canada. This heavily armoured dinosaur even had bones for eyelids. It would also use its heavy tail club to defend itself against predators.","img":"dinopic-16846724802639051.png","charts":["charts-16861204203719984.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Fukuiraptor 🇯🇵	FOO-KWEE-RAP-TOR	Thief of Fukui	Carnivore 🥩	4-5m	2m	0.5 Ton	Early Cretaceou...	{"_id":"643581757a808ff6281a9ed6","name":"Fukuiraptor 🇯🇵","secname":"FOO-KWEE-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Thief of Fukui","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"4-5m","height":"2m","weight":"0.5 Ton","era":" Early Cretaceous","locationx":"36.07064607535717","locationy":"138.01143227594338","descriptions":"The Fukuiraptor was a theropod megaraptor from what is now know as Japan. It lived during the Early Cretaceous period around 127-115 million yeras ago. It has been suggested that Fukuiraptor is a close relative to the Australian Megaraptoran known as Australovenator","img":"dinopic-16846724937188641.png","charts":["charts-16861203918388542.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Gallimimus 🇲🇳	GAL-LEE-MY-MUS	Chicken mimic	Omnivore 🌱 🥩	6m	2m	200kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6435bcc07a808ff6281a9f09","name":"Gallimimus 🇲🇳","secname":"GAL-LEE-MY-MUS","meaning":"Chicken mimic","diet":"Omnivore 🌱 🥩","lengthh":"6m","height":"2m ","weight":"200kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"46.03850018031128","locationy":"105.58688953143506","descriptions":"Gallimimus was possibly one of the fastest dinosaurs reaching speeds of 29-34mph. This bird like dinosaur had a small light head with large eyes that faced to the side. It was feathered and simular to a modern day ostrich.","img":"dinopic-16846725067041832.png","charts":["charts-16861203607442497.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Gastonia 🇺🇸	GAS-TOE-KNEE-AH	Named after its found...	Herbivore 🌱	5-6m	2m	2 tonnes	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"644188a6e6583addcc19acdc","name":"Gastonia 🇺🇸","secname":"GAS-TOE-KNEE-AH","meaning":"Named after its founder","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5-6m","height":"2m","weight":"2 tonnes","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"37.963212678497385","locationy":"-109.99697301811158","descriptions":"The name Gastonia was chosen in honor of Robert Gaston, the artist and fossil hunter who discovered the first fossils of this dinosaur in Utah.\r\nThis dinosaur was heavily armored, with large bony plates covering its back and a series of spikes along its shoulders and sides.","img":"dinopic-16846725176259061.png","charts":["charts-16861203232105459.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Giganotosaurus 🇦🇷	GEE-GA-NO-TOE-SAW-...	Giant southern lizard	Carnivore 🥩	13m	5m	12-15 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6435a8dd7a808ff6281a9efb","name":"Giganotosaurus 🇦🇷","secname":"GEE-GA-NO-TOE-SAW-RUSS","meaning":"Giant southern lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"13m","height":"5m","weight":"12-15 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-39.42586796088548","locationy":"-68.1178018187524","descriptions":"Giganotosaurus was one of the largest land carnivores of all time. This therepod dinosaur was found in what we now call Argentina 99.6 million years ago - 93.5 million years ago. It had amazing long blade like serrated teeth.","img":"dinopic-16846725274611781.png","charts":["charts-16860823214013292.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Gigantopithecus	JI-GANT-OH-PITH-EE...	Giant Ape	Herbivore 🌱	1m	3m	300kg	Pleistocene	{"_id":"663365421d868c9f74ad837f","name":"Gigantopithecus","secname":"JI-GANT-OH-PITH-EE-CUS","meaning":"Giant Ape","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"1m","height":"3m","weight":"300kg","era":"Pleistocene","locationx":"30.113518247399423","locationy":"109.1873901180503","descriptions":"Behold the colossal colossus of the ancient jungle, Gigantopithecus! Picture this hulking hunk of fur standing as tall as a basketball hoop and weighing more than a small car – talk about heavyweights! This gentle giant roamed the dense forests of Asia, munching on bamboo like it was going out of style. With teeth strong enough to crunch boulders and a peaceful demeanor that could calm even the wildest of beasts, Gigantopithecus ruled its domain with ease. Despite its massive size, it wasn't a bully; it just knew how to use its sheer bulk to say, \"Hey, I'm the boss around here!\" Fossils tell us that this big guy lived from around 9 million years ago to about 100,000 years ago, strutting its stuff during the Pleistocene epoch. But alas, even giants have their downfall, and Gigantopithecus eventually vanished from the scene, leaving behind a legacy that continues to awe and inspire. Who wouldn't want to hang out with a towering, bamboo-chomping, prehistoric party animal like Gigantopithecus?","img":"dinopic-17146442902455497.png","charts":[],"links":"","category":"other","__v":0}
Gigantspinosaurus 🇨🇳	JI-GANT-SPINE-OH-S...	Giant spined lizard	Herbivore 🌱	3-4m	2m	1 Ton	Late Jurassic pe...	{"_id":"653a8753cced8e89b65b194b","name":"Gigantspinosaurus 🇨🇳","secname":"JI-GANT-SPINE-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Giant spined lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3-4m","height":"2m","weight":"1 Ton","era":"Late Jurassic period","locationx":"32.114436711072614","locationy":"100.36577495114526","descriptions":"Gigantspinosaurus is a fascinating dinosaur species that roamed the Earth during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 160 million years ago. This herbivorous dinosaur belonged to the Thyreophora infraorder, closely related to the better-known stegosaurs and ankylosaurs. One of the most distinctive features of Gigantspinosaurus was the impressive array of large, spiked plates that adorned its back, which functioned both as defensive armor and potentially as a means of temperature regulation. These plates, measuring up to 50 centimeters in length, set it apart from other members of its family. With a relatively small size, averaging around 10 feet in length, Gigantspinosaurus was much smaller than its larger Jurassic relatives. The fossils of Gigantspinosaurus have been predominantly found in China, shedding light on the diversity of dinosaurs during this ancient era and their unique adaptations.","img":"dinopic-16983345471203755.png","charts":[],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Glacialisaurus 🇦🇶	GLA-SEE-AL-EE-SAW-...	Frozen lizard	Omnivore 🌱 🥩	6m	4m	3-5 tonnes	Early Jurassic p...	{"_id":"6451356c3211d7eb86836c52","name":"Glacialisaurus 🇦🇶","secname":"GLA-SEE-AL-EE-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Frozen lizard","diet":"Omnivore 🌱 🥩","lengthh":"6m","height":"4m","weight":"3-5 tonnes","era":"Early Jurassic period","locationx":"-73.15291818618147","locationy":"15.095266346914453","descriptions":"The name \"Glacialisaurus\" means \"icy lizard,\" because it was discovered near the Beardmore Glacier in Antarctica.\r\nGlacialisaurus would have had a long neck and a small head with leaf-shaped teeth.","img":"dinopic-16846576367208646.png","charts":["charts-16846613965521262.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Gojirasaurus 🇺🇸	GO-JEER-AH-SAW-RUS	Godzilla lizard	Carnivore 🥩	5-6m	2m	150-250kg	Middle Triassic ...	{"_id":"645132633211d7eb86836c4e","name":"Gojirasaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"GO-JEER-AH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Godzilla lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"5-6m","height":"2m","weight":"150-250kg","era":"Middle Triassic period","locationx":"33.41921643099268","locationy":"-106.973876953125","descriptions":"Gojirasaurus is one of the largest theropods known from the Triassic Period, \r\nIts name means \"Godzilla lizard,\" named after the famous movie monster.\r\nGojirasaurus is a dinosaur that lived during the Middle Triassic period, around 231 to 225 million years ago.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846725579124472.png","charts":["charts-16860822596417521.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Guanglong 🇨🇳	GWAN-LONG	Crested dinosaur	Carnivore 🥩	3m	1m	125kg	Late Jurassic pe...	{"_id":"648068a519950158c4ff67f4","name":"Guanglong 🇨🇳","secname":"GWAN-LONG","meaning":"Crested dinosaur","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"3m","height":"1m","weight":"125kg","era":"Late Jurassic period","locationx":"47.077173256378266","locationy":"86.89219157805684","descriptions":"Guanlong wucaii means \"five colored crowned dragon\" in Chinese.\r\nGuanlong had long arms and three-fingered hands for grabbing and ripping, which is unusual for a tyrannosaur.\r\nThis dinosaur lived in what is now Asia during the Late Jurassic period, around 163.5 to 157.3 million years ago.\r\nGuanlong was one of the most primitive tyrannosaurs known.\r\nIt weighed as much as a large dog and was related to Tyrannosaurus Rex.","img":"dinopic-16861369971964581.png","charts":["charts-16861369972558273.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Helicoprion 🌍	HEL-EE-COP-REE-ON	Spiral saw	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	6-7m	2m	40-50kg	Early Permian - ...	{"_id":"65033c8000f1bbe6b2c3f8bc","name":"Helicoprion 🌍","secname":"HEL-EE-COP-REE-ON","meaning":"Spiral saw","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"6-7m","height":"2m","weight":"40-50kg","era":"Early Permian - Early Triassic","locationx":"58.79360870442485","locationy":"-97.4537808420476","descriptions":"Helicoprion is an extinct genus of shark-like fishes that lived during the Devonian period and went extinct in the Early Triassic Period 1, long before the emergence of dinosaurs. Here are some facts about Helicoprion:\r\nTooth Whorl: One of the most distinctive features of Helicoprion is its tooth whorl. Instead of shedding its teeth like most sharks, Helicoprion's teeth grew in a spiral pattern that resembled a buzz saw. The tooth whorl was located in the lower jaw of the shark.\r\nSize: Helicoprion was one of the largest cartilaginous fish of all time 1. While the exact size of Helicoprion is still debated, it is estimated to have reached lengths of up to 25 feet (7.6 meters).\r\nAppearance: The exact appearance of Helicoprion is still uncertain, as only fossilized remains have been found. However, based on the tooth whorl and other skeletal features, scientists believe that Helicoprion had a streamlined body similar to modern sharks.\r\nPredatory Behavior: Helicoprion was a predator that likely fed on a variety of marine organisms. Its tooth whorl was likely used to capture and slice through prey, similar to a buzz saw.\r\nEvolutionary Relationships: Helicoprion is part of the Eugeneodontida order, which includes other extinct shark-like fishes. It is believed to have evolved from the chimaera lineage, a group of deep-sea shark relatives.\r\nScientific Study: The study of Helicoprion has been challenging due to the rarity of well-preserved fossils. However, advancements in technology, such as CT scanning, have allowed scientists to gain a better understanding of its anatomy and evolutionary relationships.\r\nExtinction: Helicoprion went extinct during the Early Triassic Period, along with many other marine species. The exact cause of its extinction is still unknown, but it is likely related to environmental changes and the mass extinction event that occurred during that time.\r\nIt's important to note that our understanding of Helicoprion is based on fossil evidence, and there is still ongoing research and debate among scientists about its exact appearance and behavior.","img":"dinopic-16947109129275389.png","charts":["charts-16947109129296389.jpg"],"links":"","category":"other","__v":0}
Herrerasaurus 🇦🇷	HAIR-RARE-OH-SAW-R...	Herrera lizard	Carnivore 🥩	4-5m	1.8m	350kg	Mid Triassic per...	{"_id":"646a199119950158c4ff6264","name":"Herrerasaurus 🇦🇷","secname":"HAIR-RARE-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Herrera lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"4-5m","height":"1.8m","weight":"350kg","era":"Mid Triassic period","locationx":"-37.97307088097222","locationy":"-69.521484375","descriptions":"Herrerasaurus is one of the earliest known dinosaurs that lived during the Triassic period, about 231 to 237 million years ago.\r\nIt was named after the discoverer, Victorino Herrera, who found the first fossil in Argentina in 1958.\r\nHerrerasaurus was a carnivorous dinosaur, meaning that it fed on meat. It had sharp teeth that were used for tearing flesh.\r\nThe Herrerasaurus had a long, narrow head that resembled that of a primitive archosaur, and its flexible jaw allowed it to swallow large chunks of meat.","img":"dinopic-16846749614228224.png","charts":["charts-16846749614857032.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Heterodontosaurus 🇿🇦	HET-ROW-DON-TOE-SA...	Different toothed liz...	Herbivore 🌱	1.2m	0.8m	6kg	Early Jurassic P...	{"_id":"643583b47a808ff6281a9ed9","name":"Heterodontosaurus 🇿🇦","secname":"HET-ROW-DON-TOE-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Different toothed lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"1.2m","height":"0.8m","weight":"6kg","era":"Early Jurassic Period","locationx":"56.540084388185655","locationy":"76.48902821316614","descriptions":"Hetrodontosaurus was an omnivore that lived in what we now call South Africa 228 million years ago - 182.7 million years ago,\r\nThis dinosaur has very unusal teeth and actually had 3 different shaped teeth in its mouth which may have made this dinosaur an Omnivore.","img":"dinopic-16846725806614202.png","charts":["charts-1686082192955345.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Ichthyosaurus 🇬🇧	ICH-THEE-OH-SAW	Fish lizard	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	3-3.5m	1.2m	90kg	Early Jurassic p...	{"_id":"64424a8ae6583addcc19acfe","name":"Ichthyosaurus 🇬🇧","secname":"ICH-THEE-OH-SAW","meaning":"Fish lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"3-3.5m","height":"1.2m","weight":"90kg","era":"Early Jurassic period","locationx":"50.7201866177133","locationy":"-2.9387626530189204","descriptions":"Ichhthyosaurs were NOT dinosaurs, and are instead classified as a separate group of marine reptiles.\r\nLike modern dolphins and whales, ichthyosaurs were adapted for life in the water and had streamlined bodies, flippers, and a tail fin.\r\nThe first ichthyosaur fossil was discovered in England in the early 19th century by Mary Anning.","img":"dinopic-16846731630553675.png","charts":["charts-16860820846635363.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"marine reptiles","links":""}
Icthyornis 🇺🇸	IC-THEE-OR-NIS	Fish bird	Piscivore 🐠	0.5 - 0.9m w...	0.3m	250g	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64aa5059e5779b220b206982","name":"Icthyornis 🇺🇸 ","secname":"IC-THEE-OR-NIS","meaning":"Fish bird","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"0.5 - 0.9m wingspan","height":"0.3m","weight":"250g","era":"Late Cretaceous period","locationx":"39.487129570933924","locationy":"-98.41381780669276","descriptions":"Ichthyornis is a prehistoric bird that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, around 93 to 66 million years ago.\r\nThe name Ichthyornis means \"fish bird\" in Greek, due to its long, toothed beak which suggests a diet of fish and other small aquatic prey.\r\nIchthyornis was actively flying bird that had a keeled sternum, indicating that it was capable of sustained flight. It is one of the oldest known birds with this adaptations.\r\nThe size of Ichthyornis varied between species, with some specimens reaching up to 50 cm in length.\r\nIchthyornis is important to scientists because it provides evidence of the transitional stage between birds and reptiles. It is one of the earliest known birds with teeth, and its fossils have been found in strata alongside those of non-avian dinosaurs.\r\nIchthyornis had an unusual vertebral column, with a flexible neck and fewer back vertebrae than modern birds. These adaptations made Ichthyornis more flexible and maneuverable in flight.\r\nStudies of Ichthyornis fossils have provided important insights into the evolution of birds, including the transition from reptile-like jaw structures to the beaks seen in modern birds.\r\nIchthyornis was first discovered in the late 19th century, and since then many fossils have been found throughout North America.\r\nSome fossils of Ichthyornis have been found with preserved stomach contents, including fish scales and marine shells, providing further evidence of its diet and ecological niche.\r\nIchthyornis is a popular topic in paleontology and has been featured in various forms of media, such as documentaries and even video games.","img":"dinopic-16888832875589114.png","charts":["charts-16888832884339860.jpeg","charts-16888832884595925.png"],"links":"","__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs"}
Iguanodon 🇬🇧 🇪🇺	IG-WAN-OH-DON	Iguana tooth	Herbivore 🌱	9m	3m	4-5 tonnes	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"6437e9e9ccdaa696c1669aec","name":"Iguanodon 🇬🇧 🇪🇺","secname":"IG-WAN-OH-DON","meaning":"Iguana tooth","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"9m","height":"3m","weight":"4-5 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"51.03179788842331","locationy":"0.23159286809017576","descriptions":"Iguanodon was one of the very first dinosaurs ever named and was found in waht we now call the United Kingdom. This plant eating dinosaur has an amazing thumb spike tjought to be used to dig out plants and roots. \r\nFUN FACT \r\nWhen they first found its thumb spike they mounted it on the skeletons head a s a horn. ","img":"dinopic-16846731732244253.png","charts":["charts-16860820126255821.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Irritator 🇧🇷	IR-EE-TA-TOR	One that irritates	Carnivore 🥩	6-8m	2m	1 Ton	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"643597377a808ff6281a9ee9","name":"Irritator 🇧🇷","secname":"IR-EE-TA-TOR","meaning":"One that irritates","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"6-8m","height":"2m","weight":"1 Ton","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"32.80590717299578","locationy":"62.27795193312434","descriptions":"The Irritator was part of the spinosaur family of dinosaurs. It lived in what we now call Brasil about 113 to 110 million years ago. This dinosaur was named because of a feeling the scientists had when they had to remove filler that was added to the snout by fossil dealers.","img":"dinopic-16846731873968633.png","charts":["charts-16860819647115938.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Issi Saaneq 🇬🇱	IS-EE-SAN-EEK	Cold bone	Herbivore 🌱	3-10m	1.8m	0.3 - 1 ton	Late Triassic pe...	{"_id":"6436ed967a808ff6281a9f95","name":"Issi Saaneq 🇬🇱","secname":"IS-EE-SAN-EEK","meaning":"Cold bone","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3-10m","height":"1.8m","weight":"0.3 - 1 ton","era":"Late Triassic period","locationx":"63.80261846497671","locationy":"-43.52344537444084","descriptions":"Issi was the first dinosaur ever to be discovered in what we now call Greenland. It roamed the earth 214 million years ago. Not much is known about this dinosaur. The name comes from the local Inuit language “issi” meaning cold and “saaneq” meaning bone.","img":"dinopic-16846577285493902.png","charts":["charts-16846615187059067.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Jakapil 🇦🇷	JACK-AH-PILL	Sheild bearer	Herbivore 🌱	1.5m	0.5m	9-15lb	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"643d6c72ccdaa696c1669b7b","name":"Jakapil 🇦🇷","secname":"JACK-AH-PILL","meaning":"Sheild bearer","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"1.5m","height":"0.5m","weight":"9-15lb","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-40.45307553177821","locationy":"-70.14259770329426","descriptions":"Jakapil was small and part of the armoured dinosaurs.\r\nScientists believe that Jakapil was bipedal, meaning that it walked on two legs, and that it may have had armor plating and spikes for protection.\r\nThere is still much to learn about Jakapil, as it is a relatively new discovery and more fossils may be found in the future.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846577413201839.png","charts":["charts-16846600843348162.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Kentrosaurus 🇹🇿	KEN-TRO-SAW-RUSS	Sharp lizard	Herbivore 🌱	4m	1.5m	1.5-3 tonnes	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"64364e8a7a808ff6281a9f1c","name":"Kentrosaurus 🇹🇿","secname":"KEN-TRO-SAW-RUSS","meaning":"Sharp lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"4m","height":"1.5m","weight":"1.5-3 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"-6.429946021821593","locationy":"34.58447112416047","descriptions":"Kentrosaurus was part of the armoured dinosaurs known as stegosaurs.\r\nUnlike its famous family member the Stegosaurus it had less plates but many more spikes. It even has the 2 amazing side spikes for protection.","img":"dinopic-16846577516401638.png","charts":["charts-16846629259505413.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Kosmoceratops 🇺🇸	KOS-MO-SERA-TOPS	Ornate horned face	Herbivore 🌱	5m	1.8m	1-2 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6435abe27a808ff6281a9eff","name":"Kosmoceratops 🇺🇸","secname":"KOS-MO-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Ornate horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5m","height":"1.8m","weight":"1-2 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"37.991223082962506","locationy":"-111.97060915840599","descriptions":"Kosmoceratops was part of a group of horned dinosaurs (ceratopsians). This dinosaur lived in what is now known as North America 83.5 million years ago - 70.6 million years ago. \r\nNick named the horn-iest dinosaur ever it had an amazing 15 spikes or horns on its head. 10 horns or spikes on the frill, one horn on its nose, 2 horns above the eyes and 2 amazing cheek horns. ","img":"dinopic-16846577614606202.png","charts":["charts-16846626530367725.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Liploeurodon	LIE-PLEW-ROW-DON	Smooth-sided tooth	Carnivore 🥩🐠	9m	1-2m	1-1.5 tonnes	Mid to Late jura...	{"_id":"6503461800f1bbe6b2c3f8dc","name":"Liploeurodon","secname":"LIE-PLEW-ROW-DON","meaning":"Smooth-sided tooth","diet":"Carnivore 🥩🐠","lengthh":"9m","height":"1-2m","weight":"1-1.5 tonnes","era":"Mid to Late jurassic period","locationx":"44.435666762701686","locationy":"2.072060274886587","descriptions":"Liploeurodon is a misspelling of the prehistoric marine reptile known as Liopleurodon. Liopleurodon was a large, carnivorous marine reptile that lived during the Jurassic period, approximately 160 to 155 million years ago. Here are some facts about Liopleurodon:\r\nSize: Liopleurodon was one of the largest marine reptiles of its time, with estimates of its length ranging from 20 to 40 feet (6 to 12 meters). Some larger specimens may have reached lengths of up to 50 feet (15 meters).\r\nAppearance: Liopleurodon had a streamlined body, a long neck, and a large head with sharp teeth. Its four flippers were well-adapted for swimming, and it likely had a powerful tail for propulsion.\r\nDiet: Liopleurodon was a formidable predator that primarily fed on other marine reptiles, fish, and cephalopods. Its sharp teeth and powerful jaws allowed it to capture and devour its prey.\r\nHabitat: Liopleurodon lived in the oceans that covered what is now Europe during the Jurassic period. Fossil remains have been found in England and France, indicating that it inhabited the shallow seas of that region.\r\nSwimming Abilities: Liopleurodon was an efficient swimmer, capable of moving through the water with speed and agility. Its streamlined body and powerful flippers allowed it to pursue and capture its prey.\r\nFamily: Liopleurodon belongs to a group of marine reptiles known as plesiosaurs. These reptiles had long necks, small heads, and four flippers. Liopleurodon is classified within the suborder Pliosauroidea.\r\nPop Culture: Liopleurodon gained popularity through its appearances in various media, including books, documentaries, and movies. It has been featured in popular culture as a fearsome predator of the ancient seas.","img":"dinopic-16947133689464812.png","charts":["charts-16947133689479244.jpg"],"links":"","category":"marine reptiles","__v":0}
Longisquama 🌏	LONG-EE-SKWA-MAH.	Long scales	Insectivore 🪲	20cm	20cm	Unknown	Mid-Late triassi...	{"_id":"645131043211d7eb86836c4a","name":"Longisquama 🌏","secname":"LONG-EE-SKWA-MAH.","meaning":"Long scales","diet":"Insectivore 🪲","lengthh":"20cm","height":"20cm","weight":"Unknown","era":"Mid-Late triassic period","locationx":"39.64490769835238","locationy":"65.35450371504345","descriptions":"Longisquama is an extinct reptile that lived around 230 to 225 million years ago during the Middle Triassic period.\r\nIt is known for its unique and elongated dorsal appendages which were once thought to represent early feathers, although recent studies suggest they were rather an early type of scales.","img":"dinopic-16846577698292084.png","charts":["charts-16846620470171912.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Maiasaura 🇺🇸	MIA-SAW-RA	Good mother lizard	Herbivore 🌱	8m	3m	4 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"647f87da19950158c4ff65da","name":"Maiasaura 🇺🇸","secname":"MIA-SAW-RA","meaning":"Good mother lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"8m","height":"3m","weight":"4 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"47.94533461497423","locationy":"-112.13777084359705","descriptions":"Maiasaura is known as the \"good mother dinosaur\" because it is believed to have cared for its young.\r\nMaiasaura is the state fossil of Montana.\r\nFossils of Maiasaura have been found in large groups, suggesting that they may have traveled and lived together in herds.\r\nMaiasaura had a unique communication system that involved vocalizations and body language, allowing them to communicate with each other in sophisticated ways.\r\nMaiasaura is one of the few dinosaurs that show evidence of parental care for their young, including building nests and protecting their eggs and hatchlings from predators.","img":"dinopic-16860794497439703.png","charts":["charts-16860794506148918.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Maip 🇦🇷	MY-EPP	The shadow of death	Carnivore 🥩	9m	2.5m	5 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"644ababa4088d5cef71107b4","name":"Maip 🇦🇷","secname":"MY-EPP","meaning":"The shadow of death","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"9m","height":"2.5m","weight":"5 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"-50.22420730721907","locationy":"-72.42823714103386","descriptions":"Maip is named after the legend of “Maip”, an evil spirit said to roam the Andes. Its name means “the shadow of death”.\r\nMaip was a large carnivorous dinosaur, and one of the biggest of the megaraptorids, reaching lengths of up to 10 meters (33 feet).\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846577833157295.png","charts":["charts-16846613087582896.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Majungasaurus 🇲🇬	MA-JUNG-GA-SAW-RUS	Mahajanga lizard	Carnivore 🥩	7-8M	2-3M	1 Ton	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"643d6776ccdaa696c1669b6e","name":"Majungasaurus 🇲🇬","secname":"MA-JUNG-GA-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Mahajanga lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"7-8M","height":"2-3M","weight":"1 Ton","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-16.02636323271301","locationy":"46.124909668885586","descriptions":"Majungasaurus was a member of the abelisaurid family, a group of theropod dinosaurs known for their short, deep skulls and powerful jaws.\r\nThe teeth of Majungasaurus were curved and angled backwards, which allowed the dinosaur to slice through flesh and tear apart prey.\r\nMajungasaurus was a bipedal dinosaur with short arms, and it likely used its strong legs to chase down and capture prey.","img":"dinopic-16846577927701776.png","charts":["charts-16846601228826710.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Mamenchisaurus 🇨🇳	MA-MEN-CHI-SAW-RUS	Mamenchi lizard	Herbivore 🌱	25m	15m	25-30 tonnes	Late Jurassic pe...	{"_id":"64424e10e6583addcc19ad06","name":"Mamenchisaurus 🇨🇳","secname":"MA-MEN-CHI-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Mamenchi lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"25m","height":"15m","weight":"25-30 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic period","locationx":"-18.972009176328253","locationy":"46.90765665533037","descriptions":"It was a herbivorous dinosaur that had a long neck which was longer than some school buses. Its neck measured around 14 meters.\r\nMamenchisaurus was a sauropod which means it was a type of dinosaur that had long necks and tails, and walked on four legs.\r\nThe name Mamenchisaurus means \"Mamenxi lizard\", after the location where the first fossils were discovered in China.","img":"dinopic-16846578090258037.png","charts":["charts-16860818715925757.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Massospondylus 🇿🇦	MASS-OH-SPON-DEE-L...	Massive vertebrae	Herbivore 🌱	4-6m	5ft	1 Ton	Early Triassic	{"_id":"6624f2263bdd62c41f0ebf6d","name":"Massospondylus 🇿🇦","secname":"MASS-OH-SPON-DEE-LUS","meaning":"Massive vertebrae ","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"4-6m","height":"5ft","weight":"1 Ton","era":"Early Triassic","locationx":"-28.613459424004418","locationy":"28.125","descriptions":"Massospondylus, a dinosaur from the Early Jurassic period, offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient world. With its name translating to \"long vertebra,\" Massospondylus sported a long neck, sturdy limbs, and a relatively small head adorned with spoon-shaped teeth, indicating an herbivorous diet. Despite its primarily plant-based menu, it likely occasionally indulged in insects or small prey. Interestingly, Massospondylus is one of the earliest known dinosaurs to have walked on two legs, showcasing an early evolutionary adaptation for bipedal locomotion. Fossil evidence suggests that it may have traveled in herds, fostering social interactions and potentially offering protection against predators. Remarkably, Massospondylus is also associated with intriguing findings of fossilized embryos, shedding light on its reproductive behavior and nurturing habits. These discoveries highlight Massospondylus as a pivotal figure in the evolutionary saga of dinosaurs, offering tantalizing insights into their behavior, ecology, and physiology.","img":"dinopic-17136973188509773.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Mastodon 🇺🇸	MASS-TOE-DON	Breast tooth	Herbivore 🌱	6m	2-3m	6 tonnes	Early Miocene - ...	{"_id":"65033e4000f1bbe6b2c3f8c8","name":"Mastodon 🇺🇸","secname":"MASS-TOE-DON","meaning":"Breast tooth","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"2-3m","weight":"6 tonnes","era":"Early Miocene - Pleistocene","locationx":"55.60105462164332","locationy":"-129.5824025908697","descriptions":"Here are some facts about mastodons:\r\nPrehistoric Relatives of Elephants: Mastodons were prehistoric relatives of today's elephants 1. They belonged to the order Proboscidea, which also includes mammoths and modern elephants.\r\nAppearance: Mastodons had a similar appearance to ancient elephants. They had tusks, flappy ears, and a long nose (trunk). However, there were some differences in their physical characteristics compared to modern elephants.\r\nTimeline: Mastodons appeared on Earth about 27 to 30 million years ago 1, primarily in North and Central America 1. They persisted through various forms until about 10,500 years ago when they went extinct.\r\nFossil Discoveries: The first mastodon fossils were found in 1705 1. Mastodon remains are quite common and often well-preserved, providing valuable insights into their anatomy and behavior.\r\nSize: Mastodons were generally smaller than both mammoths and modern African elephants. They had a lower profile and their skulls were lower and longer.\r\nExtinction: The exact cause of mastodon extinction is still debated, but it is likely that a combination of factors contributed to their demise. Rapid climate changes and human hunting pressure are believed to have played a role.\r\nArchaeological Significance: Mastodon fossils have been found in various parts of North America. The Kimmswick Bone Bed in Missouri, for example, provided solid evidence of the coexistence of humans and mastodons in eastern North America.\r\n\r\nCohoes Mastodon: The Cohoes Mastodon, discovered in New York, stood about eight and a half feet high at the shoulder 3, was about fifteen feet long, and weighed between 8,000 and 10,000 pounds.","img":"dinopic-1694711360850207.png","charts":["charts-16947113608528794.jpg"],"links":"","category":"mammals","__v":0}
Megaloceros 🇮🇪	MEGA-LOW-SER-OS	Giant horn	Herbivore 🌱	3-4m	3.5-4m	500-600kg	Pleistocene and ...	{"_id":"64511c533211d7eb86836bdf","name":"Megaloceros 🇮🇪","secname":"MEGA-LOW-SER-OS","meaning":"Giant horn","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3-4m","height":"3.5-4m","weight":"500-600kg","era":"Pleistocene and early Holocene period","locationx":"53.29771471025118","locationy":"-6.8954886003513245","descriptions":"Megaloceros is an extict genus of deer.\r\nDespite being called the \"Irish elk,\" Megaloceros was not exclusively found in Ireland. Fossil remains have been found throughout Europe and parts of Asia.","img":"dinopic-1684657821395904.png","charts":["charts-16846615330434385.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Megalodon 🇺🇸 🌍	MEG-AH-LOW-DON	Big tooth	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	15-18m	3m	45 tonnes	Early Miocene to...	{"_id":"6437aac87a808ff6281a9fac","name":"Megalodon 🇺🇸 🌍","secname":"MEG-AH-LOW-DON","meaning":"Big tooth","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"15-18m","height":"3m","weight":"45 tonnes","era":"Early Miocene to the Pliocene","locationx":"37.77987075044917","locationy":"-122.9978684754466","descriptions":"Megalodon, meaning \"big tooth\", is an extinct species of shark that lived approximately 23 to 3.6 million years ago. It was 3 times bigger than todays Great white shark. Being sea creatures these have been found all over the world but not to close to the poles","img":"dinopic-16813697968359506.png","charts":["charts-1684519867795765.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Meganeuropsis 🇺🇸	MEGA-NEW-ROP-SIS	Big distress	Carnivore 🥩 🪲	1m-1.3m wing...	1m	420g	Late Carbonifero...	{"_id":"6451386c3211d7eb86836c5a","name":"Meganeuropsis 🇺🇸","secname":"MEGA-NEW-ROP-SIS","meaning":"Big distress","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🪲","lengthh":"1m-1.3m wingspan","height":"1m","weight":"420g","era":"Late Carboniferous to the Late Permian","locationx":"38.26041094226925","locationy":"-99.34680817802393","descriptions":"Meganeuropsis was one of the largest known insects that ever lived and flew the skyie before pterosaurs, birds or bats even evolved. \r\nMeganeuropsis was a genus of griffin flies, which are also known as \"meganisopterans\" and are extinct relatives of dragonflies.","img":"dinopic-16846578338326850.png","charts":["charts-16846611741845065.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Megatherium 🇺🇾 🇧🇴	MEGA-THEE-REE-UM	Huge beast	Herbivore 🌱	6m	4m	4 tonnes	Early Pliocene t...	{"_id":"64424be7e6583addcc19ad02","name":"Megatherium 🇺🇾 🇧🇴","secname":"MEGA-THEE-REE-UM","meaning":"Huge beast","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"4m","weight":"4 tonnes","era":"Early Pliocene through the end of the Pleistocene.","locationx":"-32.895255742963926","locationy":"-56.28019390103896","descriptions":"Megatherium was a genus of giant ground sloths.\r\nIt is believed that Megatherium used its long claws for digging and stripping leaves off of branches.\r\nDespite its massive size, Megatherium was an herbivore and likely fed on tough vegetation like shrubs and trees.\r\n\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846578422182.png","charts":["charts-16846609425122584.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Microceratus 🇨🇳	MIKE-ROW-SER-AT-US	Small horned	Herbivore 🌱	0.5m	0.3m	3-10kg	Cretacious perio...	{"_id":"6503427100f1bbe6b2c3f8cf","name":"Microceratus 🇨🇳","secname":"MIKE-ROW-SER-AT-US","meaning":"Small horned","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"0.5m","height":"0.3m","weight":"3-10kg","era":"Cretacious period","locationx":"37.978563034036334","locationy":"108.80905846564168","descriptions":"Microceratus is a genus of small ceratopsian dinosaur that lived during the Cretaceous period in Asia 12. Here are some facts about Microceratus:\r\nName and Meaning: The name Microceratus means \"small-horned\" in Greek, referring to the small size of its horns or ceratops.\r\nSize: Microceratus was a relatively small dinosaur, estimated to be about 6 feet (1.8 meters) long and 2 feet (0.6 meters) tall at the hips.\r\nBipedal Dinosaur: Microceratus was a bipedal dinosaur, meaning it walked on two legs. Its hind limbs were longer and more powerful than its forelimbs.\r\nHerbivorous Diet: Microceratus was a herbivore, meaning it primarily ate plants. It likely fed on low-lying vegetation such as ferns, cycads, and other plants that were abundant during the Cretaceous period.\r\nLimited Fossil Record: There are limited fossils of Microceratus, which makes it challenging for scientists to gather detailed information about this dinosaur. The available fossils suggest that it had a small body size and distinctive horned features.\r\nCeratopsian Features: Microceratus belonged to the group of dinosaurs known as ceratopsians, which includes well-known dinosaurs like Triceratops. Like other ceratopsians, Microceratus had a beak-like mouth, a frill at the back of its skull, and small horns on its head.\r\nHabitat: Microceratus lived in the Cretaceous period in Asia 12. Fossils have been found in places such as Mongolia and China, indicating its presence in these regions.","img":"dinopic-16947124338154801.png","charts":["charts-16947124338171734.JPG"],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Microraptor 🇲🇳	MY-CRO-RAP-TOR	Small thief	Carnivore 🥩	1m	0.5m	1-3lb	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"643586bc7a808ff6281a9edc","name":"Microraptor 🇲🇳","secname":"MY-CRO-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Small thief","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"1m","height":"0.5m","weight":"1-3lb","era":"Early Cretaceous","locationx":"44.6532843274861","locationy":"102.9789687812834","descriptions":"Microraptor was an amazing four winged dromaeosaurid from what we now call Mongolia near China 125 million years ago - 113 million years ago. \r\nIts thought that this amazing dinosaur would use its claws to climb trees and glide down. It loved to snack on fish, lizards and small mammals.","img":"dinopic-16846578542383198.png","charts":["charts-16846627684054100.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Minmi 🇦🇺	MIN-MEE	Minmi crossing	Herbivore 🌱	3m	1m	300kg	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"6624f4b33bdd62c41f0ebf7b","name":"Minmi 🇦🇺","secname":"MIN-MEE","meaning":"Minmi crossing","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3m","height":"1m","weight":"300kg","era":"Early Cretaceous ","locationx":"-20.674072482870812","locationy":"143.25264965291112","descriptions":"Let's dive into the world of dinosaurs and meet the fascinating Minmi! Imagine a dinosaur that was like a walking tank with armor plates covering its body - that's Minmi for you! Named after Minmi Crossing in Australia where it was discovered, this dinosaur lived around 110 million years ago during the Cretaceous period. Despite its heavy armor, Minmi was actually a small dinosaur, about the size of a small car! It had a beak like a turtle and ate plants, using its teeth to grind them up. One cool thing about Minmi is that it's one of the few dinosaurs we've found fossilized skin impressions of, which helps scientists understand what dinosaurs might have looked like. So next time you're imagining dinosaurs stomping around, don't forget about the armored wonder, Minmi!","img":"dinopic-17136979711928415.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Moanasaurus 🇳🇿	MOW-ANN-AH-SAW-RUS	Sea lizard	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	5-6m	2m	15 tonnes	Cretaceous Perio...	{"_id":"643d6a3dccdaa696c1669b75","name":"Moanasaurus 🇳🇿","secname":"MOW-ANN-AH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Sea lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"5-6m","height":"2m","weight":"15 tonnes","era":"Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-42.16716188421735","locationy":"175.53928601745147","descriptions":"The name \"Moanasaurus\" means \"sea lizard,\" which is a reference to its marine lifestyle.\r\nMoanasaurus was a relatively small mosasaur, measuring only about 5 meters (16 feet) in length.\r\nUnlike many other mosasaurs, Moanasaurus had a short snout with a blunt tip, suggesting that it may have had a different feeding strategy than its relatives.","img":"dinopic-16846578669444676.png","charts":["charts-16846601397514894.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"marine reptiles","links":""}
Mosasaurus 🇺🇸 🇪🇺 🇿🇦 🌏	MO-SAR-SAW-RUS	Meuse lizard	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	17m	2.5m	10 Tonnes	Cretaceous perio...	{"_id":"647f86bc19950158c4ff65d5","name":"Mosasaurus 🇺🇸 🇪🇺 🇿🇦 🌏","secname":"MO-SAR-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Meuse lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"17m","height":"2.5m","weight":"10 Tonnes","era":"Cretaceous period","locationx":"31.177601194599845","locationy":"-9.634050064148632","descriptions":"Mosasaurus was not a dinosaur but a marine reptile, closely related to snakes and monitor lizards. The biggest Mosasaurs were longer than a school bus at around 56 feet in length.\r\nMosasaurs had a large head with pharyngeal jaws and sharp, cone-shaped teeth that were perfect for grabbing and holding prey. Mosasaurus could swim faster than most sharks and dolphins, making it a top predator in the ocean during the Late Cretaceous period.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16860791637117319.png","charts":["charts-16860791642288558.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"marine reptiles","links":""}
Nanotyrannus 🇺🇸	NA-NO-TIE-RAN-US	Dwarf tyrant	Carnivore 🥩	5m	2m	900kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6436500a7a808ff6281a9f1f","name":"Nanotyrannus 🇺🇸","secname":"NA-NO-TIE-RAN-US","meaning":"Dwarf tyrant","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"5m","height":"2m","weight":"900kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"47.11964301792684","locationy":"-110.01268756460713","descriptions":"Nanotyrannus is its a baby T.Rex or its own species?\r\nIt lived 72.1 million years ago - 66 million years ago in what we now call North America. Its still debated on if its just a young T.Rex or its own species but we will let you decide. \r\nAt Dinomania we think its its own species.","img":"dinopic-16846579776934250.png","charts":["charts-16846619465204775.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Nanuqsaurus 🇺🇸 ❄️	NA-NUKE-SAW-RUS	Polar bear lizard	Carnivore 🥩	6-7m	2-2.5m	0.8-1.6 Ton	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6435a18a7a808ff6281a9ef5","name":"Nanuqsaurus 🇺🇸 ❄️","secname":"NA-NUKE-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Polar bear lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"6-7m","height":"2-2.5m","weight":"0.8-1.6 Ton","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"64.84361532293455","locationy":"-152.29897487390963","descriptions":"Nanuqsaurus was a mamber of the tyrannosaur family of dinosaurs. It lived in what is now known as Alaska roughly 70-68 million years ago. \r\nScientists think it may have been covered in feathers to survive the colder winters of Alaska even in the cretaceous period. ","img":"dinopic-1684657988746661.png","charts":["charts-16846626674728717.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Nigersaurus 🇳🇪	NI-GER-SAW-RUS	Niger lizard	Herbivore 🌱	9m	3m	2 - 4 tonnes	Middle Cretaceou...	{"_id":"6436ef497a808ff6281a9f98","name":"Nigersaurus 🇳🇪","secname":"NI-GER-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Niger lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"9m","height":"3m","weight":"2 - 4 tonnes","era":"Middle Cretaceous Period","locationx":"14.517967137520076","locationy":"9.010499556202758","descriptions":"Nigersaurus was a medium sized long neck dinosaur (sauropod) and roamed what is now Nigers Sahara desert. This dinosaur had an amazing set of 500 small front peg like teeth. These were used for stipping leaves from their branches.","img":"dinopic-1684657997699265.png","charts":["charts-16846615076179129.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Nyctosaurus 🇺🇸	NIKE-TO-SAW-RUS	Night lizard	Piscivore 🐠	2m wingspan	1m	1,8kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"645bf2f23211d7eb86836f17","name":"Nyctosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"NIKE-TO-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Night lizard","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"2m wingspan","height":"1m","weight":"1,8kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"38.52698647674577","locationy":"-99.88974397567226","descriptions":"Nyctosaurus is named after its nocturnal (nighttime) habits, although it was likely active during the daytime as well.\r\nNyctosaurus was a pterosaur NOT A DINOSAUR. \r\nNyctosaurus had a large, elongated bony crest on the top of its head that could have been used for display or to help control its flight.","img":"dinopic-16846580098367906.png","charts":["charts-16846625408839629.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Ornithocheirus 🇿🇦 🇦🇺 🇪🇺	OR-NEE-THO-CARE-EE...	Bird hand	Piscivore 🐠	5m wingspan	1.7m	20kg	Jurassic to late...	{"_id":"645be5c23211d7eb86836f0e","name":"Ornithocheirus 🇿🇦 🇦🇺 🇪🇺","secname":"OR-NEE-THO-CARE-EE-US","meaning":"Bird hand","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"5m wingspan","height":"1.7m","weight":"20kg","era":"Jurassic to late cretaceous period","locationx":"51.90117243738708","locationy":"-1.9468165417483352","descriptions":"Ornithocheirus lived during the Late Jurassic and resided in Africa, Australia, Europe and South America.\r\nThe first Ornithocheirus fossil was discovered in the United Kingdom by Mary Anning in the early 19th century.\r\nOrnithocheirus weighed as much as three eagles.","img":"dinopic-16846580247408849.png","charts":["charts-16846626116064701.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Ouranosaurus 🇿🇦	OR-RAN-OH-SAW-RUS	Brave lizard	Herbivore 🌱	7-8m	3m	20 tonnes	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"645d48a919950158c4ff5b8d","name":"Ouranosaurus 🇿🇦","secname":"OR-RAN-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Brave lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"7-8m","height":"3m","weight":"20 tonnes","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"15.676143137167484","locationy":"26.174170911191528","descriptions":"One of the most unique features of Ouranosaurus was the large sail on its back, composed of tall neural spines that supported a skin flap. The sail may have been used for thermoregulation or as a display feature to attract mates.\r\nOuranosaurus fossils have been found primarily in the Sahara desert region of Africa, where they were discovered by paleontologists in the 1960s.","img":"dinopic-16860816499616988.png","charts":["charts-16860817924501836.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Oviraptor 🇲🇳 🇨🇳	OH-VEE-RAP-TOR	Egg thief	Omnivore 🥩 🌱	1.8m	1m	25-30kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6437f823ccdaa696c1669b10","name":"Oviraptor 🇲🇳 🇨🇳","secname":"OH-VEE-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Egg thief","diet":"Omnivore 🥩 🌱","lengthh":"1.8m","height":"1m","weight":"25-30kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"43.263710938812686","locationy":"105.63428153643055","descriptions":"The Oviraptor was named due to a fossil found which looked like it was stealing eggs. \r\nThe truth is now we know this dinosaur was a good parent and nested its eggs like modern day birds. It is a very bird like dinosaur and was covered in feathers. ","img":"dinopic-16813896021923343.png","charts":["charts-16845205092756628.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Ozraptor 🇦🇺	OZ-RAP-TOR	Australian thief	Carnivore 🥩	2m	1m	45kg	Middle Jurassic ...	{"_id":"6469eb8919950158c4ff6152","name":"Ozraptor 🇦🇺","secname":"OZ-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Australian thief","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2m","height":"1m","weight":"45kg","era":"Middle Jurassic Period","locationx":"-31.087649616518746","locationy":"147.58106509583328","descriptions":"Ozraptor was a small dog sized theropod dinosaur from what we now call Australia 175 million years ago. \r\nIts fossilised remains was found by a group of four 12 year old school boys. ","charts":["charts-16860814386152666.jpg"],"__v":0,"img":"dinopic-16853808863064066.png","category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Pachycephalosaurus 🇺🇸 🇨🇦	PAK-EE-SEF-AH-LOW-...	Thick headed lizard	Herbivore 🌱	4-5m	1.8m	0.5 Ton	Late Cretaceous	{"_id":"643592bc7a808ff6281a9ee6","name":"Pachycephalosaurus 🇺🇸 🇨🇦","secname":"PAK-EE-SEF-AH-LOW-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Thick headed lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"4-5m","height":"1.8m","weight":"0.5 Ton","era":"Late Cretaceous","locationx":"48.82129830025556","locationy":"-112.83087870646679","descriptions":"The Pachycephalosaurus lived in what we now call North America 100 million to 65.5 million years ago. It had a very thick dome like skull that was 10 inches thick. \r\nThis dinosaur may have used its head for defence or maybe even showing off to other dinosaurs. This dinosaur was probably Bi-pedal which means it walked on its rear legs.","img":"dinopic-16846580570083881.png","charts":["charts-16846628158163495.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Pachyrhinosaurus 🇺🇸 🇨🇦	PAK-EE-RIE-NO-SAW-...	Thick nosed lizard	Herbivore 🌱	5-8m	3-4m	2-4 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"643d6b22ccdaa696c1669b78","name":"Pachyrhinosaurus 🇺🇸 🇨🇦","secname":"PAK-EE-RIE-NO-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Thick nosed lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5-8m","height":"3-4m","weight":"2-4 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"50.97045105030203","locationy":"-111.59695844299038","descriptions":"The name \"Pachyrhinosaurus\" means \"thick-nosed lizard,\" which is a reference to its characteristic thick, bony frill on its snout.\r\nPachyrhinosaurus had a unique nasal cavity that may have allowed it to produce distinctive sounds or honks, which could have been used for communication.\r\nPachyrhinosaurus is one of the best-represented ceratopsids in the fossil record, with numerous specimens having been found in Canada and the United States.\r\n","img":"dinopic-1684658071672890.png","charts":["charts-16846600644601663.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Palaeoloxodo 🇪🇺	PALE-EE-OHLOX-OH-D...	traight-tusked elepha...	Herbivore 🌱	5m	5m	10 tonnes	Middle–Late Plei...	{"_id":"66313b1ad7d90a28bffa39ce","name":"Palaeoloxodo 🇪🇺","secname":"PALE-EE-OHLOX-OH-DO","meaning":"traight-tusked elephants","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5m","height":"5m","weight":"10 tonnes ","era":"Middle–Late Pleistocene","locationx":"47.47165740416854","locationy":"25.372086889651342","descriptions":"Paleoloxodon, also known as the straight-tusked elephant, was a genus of large, extinct elephants that lived during the Pleistocene epoch, approximately 781,000 to 50,000 years ago. These magnificent creatures were among the largest land mammals to have ever existed, with some individuals reaching heights of up to 5 meters at the shoulder and weighing as much as 11 metric tons (24,000 pounds). Paleoloxodon species inhabited various regions across Eurasia, including Europe and Asia, and their fossils have been found in countries such as England, Japan, and China. Their straight tusks, which could grow to impressive lengths, distinguish them from other elephant species. Paleoloxodon likely played a significant role in the ecosystems of their time, shaping the landscapes they inhabited and interacting with other contemporary megafauna.","img":"dinopic-17145024261012173.png","charts":["charts-17145024261047158.JPG"],"links":"","category":"mammals","__v":0}
Paraceratherium🇨🇳🇮🇳🇹🇷	PARA-SERA-THEE-REE...	Near the hornless bea...	Herbivore 🌱	7m	5-6m	15-20 tonnes	Late Oligocene a...	{"_id":"643d2181ccdaa696c1669b56","name":"Paraceratherium🇨🇳🇮🇳🇹🇷","secname":"PARA-SERA-THEE-REE-UM","meaning":"Near the hornless beast","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"7m","height":"5-6m","weight":"15-20 tonnes","era":"Late Oligocene and Early Miocene","locationx":"53.064529641928814","locationy":"68.8492327121364","descriptions":"Paraceratherium is an extinct genus of hornless rhinoceros that lived during the early to late Oligocene epoch around 34-23 million years ago.\r\nBecause of its immense size, it would have had few predators \r\nIt is thought that its lifestyle may have been similar to that of modern large mammals such as elephants and rhinoceroses.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846580900922209.png","charts":["charts-16846607481864300.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Paralitherizinosaurus 🇯🇵	PA-RALY-THERE-RE-K...	Tidal Scythe lizard	Herbivore 🌱	3m	2.5m	1-2 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"662f9d5d58bbcfa4c39493c0","name":"Paralitherizinosaurus 🇯🇵","secname":"PA-RALY-THERE-RE-KEEN-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Tidal Scythe lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3m","height":"2.5m","weight":"1-2 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous ","locationx":"36.727396960371145","locationy":"137.9627751701323","descriptions":"Paralitherizinosaurus, a truly unique and mysterious dinosaur, thrived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 75 million years ago. Known for its astonishingly long claws, some of the longest of any known dinosaur. These enormous claws, resembling giant sickles, were likely used for defense, gathering food, or perhaps even for intricate social behaviors. Despite its fearsome appearance, Paralitherizinosaurus was an herbivore, using its specialized claws to strip leaves and branches from trees. Although its skeletal remains are sparse, paleontologists have pieced together its appearance based on closely related species. Paralitherizinosaurus remains a tantalizing enigma in the world of paleontology, sparking curiosity and wonder about the diversity of life that once roamed our planet millions of years ago.","img":"dinopic-1714396509577161.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"dinosaurs","__v":0}
Parasaurolophus 🇺🇸	PARA-SOR-ROL-OH-FU...	Near crested lizard	Herbivore 🌱	9m	3.5m	2-4 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6469e01f19950158c4ff6001","name":"Parasaurolophus 🇺🇸","secname":"PARA-SOR-ROL-OH-FUS","meaning":"Near crested lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"9m","height":"3.5m","weight":"2-4 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"36.735314924827215","locationy":"-108.9262657012519","descriptions":"Its most distinctive feature was a long, narrow, backward-curving crest that grew out of the back of its skull 2, which was used for communication and identification among the species.\r\nThe crest of the Parasaurolophus was made of solid bone and had a length of over 5 feet in some species.","charts":["charts-16846604518145328.jpg"],"__v":0,"img":"dinopic-16846603645365416.png","category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Patagotitan 🇦🇷	PAT-AH-GO-TIE-TAN	Titan from Patgonia	Herbivore 🌱	38m	12m	70 Tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"643700e67a808ff6281a9f9f","name":"Patagotitan 🇦🇷","secname":"PAT-AH-GO-TIE-TAN","meaning":"Titan from Patgonia","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"38m","height":"12m","weight":"70 Tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"-49.62152247320525","locationy":"-69.23094461368672","descriptions":"Patagotitan was maybe the biggest of all the dinosaurs and certainly lives up to its name Titan from Patgonia. This massive dinsoaur was from a family of dinsoaurs known as Titanosaurs.\r\nFun Fact.\r\nWhen scientists needed to move the huge fossils from the dig site they had to build entire road network.","img":"dinopic-16846581128182294.png","charts":["charts-16846614656247550.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Pentaceratops 🇺🇸	PEN-TA-SERA-TOPS	Five horned face	Herbivore 🌱	6m	4m	4-5 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"643d7100ccdaa696c1669b84","name":"Pentaceratops 🇺🇸","secname":"PEN-TA-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Five horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"4m ","weight":"4-5 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"33.137586551812646","locationy":"-105.21666102694594","descriptions":"Pentaceratops had a very tall frill.\r\nDespite its size, Pentaceratops was likely a fast runner and could quickly maneuver to avoid predators.\r\nPentaceratops had a large, bony frill on the back of its skull that protected its neck and shoulders from predators, and may have also served as a display feature to attract mates.","img":"dinopic-16846581220876234.png","charts":["charts-16846601054442478.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Phorusrhacids (Terror bird) 🇧🇷	FOUR-ASS-RA-SIDS	Very long	Carnivore 🥩	2m	3m	130kg	Cenozoic era	{"_id":"643d399bccdaa696c1669b61","name":"Phorusrhacids (Terror bird) 🇧🇷","secname":"FOUR-ASS-RA-SIDS","meaning":"Very long","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2m","height":"3m","weight":"130kg","era":"Cenozoic era","locationx":"-8.809772208250877","locationy":"-68.22073700940554","descriptions":"Phorusrhacids, also known as terror birds, were a family of large carnivorous flightless birds that dominated the South American ecosysyem. They were fast runners, and it is speculated that they used their large beaks to kill their prey, which included other animals such as herbivorous mammals and small carnivores.","img":"dinopic-16846583502561613.png","charts":["charts-16846607731422829.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Plateosaurus 🇪🇺	PLAT-EE-OH-SAW-RUS	Broad lizard	Herbivore 🌱	8m	3m	2-4 tonnes	Late Triassic pe...	{"_id":"643703ee7a808ff6281a9fa2","name":"Plateosaurus 🇪🇺","secname":"PLAT-EE-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Broad lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"8m","height":"3m","weight":"2-4 tonnes","era":"Late Triassic period","locationx":"53.45978830743919","locationy":"8.63381509990781","descriptions":"The Plateosaurus was a plant eating dinosaur with a small skull and long neck. It was also very fast moving at speeds of up to 35mph. \r\nIt had 5 fingers and a large thumb claw maybe used for collecting food or defence. \r\nPlateosaurus was from a group of dinsoaurs known as prosauropods.","img":"dinopic-16846581338234974.png","charts":["charts-16846613876154143.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Postosuchus 🇺🇸	POST-OH-SUE-CUS	Crocodile from Post	Carnivore 🥩	4m	1m	250-300kg	Late Triassic pe...	{"_id":"64513abf3211d7eb86836c5e","name":"Postosuchus 🇺🇸","secname":"POST-OH-SUE-CUS","meaning":"Crocodile from Post","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"4m","height":"1m","weight":"250-300kg","era":"Late Triassic period","locationx":"29.479341699170945","locationy":"-96.7920617415016","descriptions":"Postosuchus was a large carnivorous reptile that lived during the Late Triassic period, approximately 230 million years ago.\r\nIt was not a dinosaur, but a member of a group of reptiles called the rauisuchians.\r\nPostosuchus was an apex predator, feeding on other animals, including early dinosaurs.","img":"dinopic-16846581456244748.png","charts":["charts-16846609240906464.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Protoceratops 🇲🇳 🇨🇳	PRO-TOE-SERA-TOPS	First horned face	Herbivore 🌱	2m	0.9m	225kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64806b0e19950158c4ff6808","name":"Protoceratops 🇲🇳 🇨🇳","secname":"PRO-TOE-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"First horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"2m","height":"0.9m","weight":"225kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"43.98227572797744","locationy":"108.80859375","descriptions":"Protoceratops was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now Asia.\r\nIts name means \"First Horned Face\" in Greek 1, referring to the bony frill on its skull.\r\nProtoceratops was about the size of a pony, weighing around 400-500 pounds.\r\nIt is believed that Protoceratops lived in herds, possibly for protection against predators like Velociraptor.\r\nThe first dinosaur nest ever discovered was actually a nest of Protoceratops eggs found in Mongolia in the 1920s.\r\nIn 1971, a famous fossil discovery known as the \"Fighting Dinosaurs\" was made in Mongolia, featuring a Protoceratops and Velociraptor locked in mortal combat.\r\nProtoceratops had a beak similar to that of a parrot, which it may have used to snip off plant material.","img":"dinopic-16861376146347087.png","charts":["charts-16861376147019183.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":"CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT THE FIGHTING DINOSAURS*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e30k3znlOck&t=48s"}
Psittacosaurus 🇨🇳	SIT-AC-OH-SAW-RUS	Parrot lizard	Herbivore 🌱	2m	0.8m	50-100kg	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"6469f52919950158c4ff6175","name":"Psittacosaurus 🇨🇳 ","secname":"SIT-AC-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Parrot lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"2m","height":"0.8m","weight":"50-100kg","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"46.4015497462549","locationy":"96.08369985459012","descriptions":"The name Psittacosaurus means \"parrot lizard\" in Greek, due to its beak-like mouth.\r\nPsittacosaurus is often referred to as the \"missing link\" in the evolution of horned dinosaurs like Triceratops.\r\nPsittacosaurus is one of the most well-known and studied dinosaurs due to the abundance of fossil remains found in Asia.","img":"dinopic-1684665641084411.png","charts":["charts-16846656414556386.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":"Watch our Psittacosaurus video here*https://youtu.be/xLhPxFb5q7k"}
Pteranodon 🇺🇸	TER-RAN-OH-DON	Toothless wing	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	5-6m wingspa...	2m	25kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6437b8f07a808ff6281a9fbe","name":"Pteranodon 🇺🇸","secname":"TER-RAN-OH-DON","meaning":"Toothless wing","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"5-6m wingspan","height":"2m","weight":"25kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"38.467158530364806","locationy":"-101.15039454372317","descriptions":"Pteranodon was a flying reptile (NOT A DINOSAUR) and lived in what is now North America. This species had no teeth and would love to snack on fish. \r\nIt was the first pterosaur to be found ourtside of Europe. ","img":"dinopic-16813734196642053.png","charts":["charts-16860813786898105.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Pterodaustro	TER-OH-DOS-TRO	South wing	Piscivore 🐠	2.5m wingspa...	1m	4-5kg	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"64806cbb19950158c4ff681a","name":"Pterodaustro","secname":"TER-OH-DOS-TRO","meaning":"South wing","diet":"Piscivore 🐠","lengthh":"2.5m wingspan","height":"1m","weight":"4-5kg","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"25.918570009930487","locationy":"72.04724409448819","descriptions":"Pterodaustro is a genus of pterosaurs that lived during the Late Cretaceous Period in what is now South America.\r\nIts name means \"Southern Wing\" in Greek, reflecting the fact that it was a flying reptile that lived in the southern hemisphere.\r\nPterodaustro had a long, curved, spoon-shaped beak, which it used to filter tiny organisms like plankton and crustaceans from the water in shallow lakes and lagoons.\r\nIt had a wingspan of about 8.2 feet (2.5 meters), making it a relatively small pterosaur species.\r\nPterodaustro had many small, needle-like teeth that were used to trap small organisms as they flowed through its beak during feeding.","img":"dinopic-16861380431389988.png","charts":["charts-1686138043195287.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Quetzalcoatlus 🇺🇸	KWET-ZAL-CO-AT-LUS	Named after Aztec fea...	Carnivore 🥩	10m wingspan	4m	200-250kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6437b7247a808ff6281a9fbb","name":"Quetzalcoatlus 🇺🇸","secname":"KWET-ZAL-CO-AT-LUS","meaning":"Named after Aztec feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"10m wingspan","height":"4m","weight":"200-250kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"28.81435482173923","locationy":"-103.20856514518017","descriptions":"Quetzalcoatlus was named after the Aztec feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl. This was one of the largest flying creatures of all time. It was part of a group of Pterasaurs (NOT DINOSAURS) with no teeth. It was a simular height when standing to a modern day Giraffe.","img":"dinopic-16813729627904065.png","charts":["charts-16845199079916402.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Rajasaurus 🇮🇳	RA-JA-SAW-RUS	Princely lizard	Carnivore 🥩	5m	3.5m	1-3 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6437bab07a808ff6281a9fc1","name":"Rajasaurus 🇮🇳","secname":"RA-JA-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Princely lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"5m","height":"3.5m","weight":"1-3 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"19.73375560610628","locationy":"78.16528727867053","descriptions":"The Rajasaurus was a theropod dinosaur from what we now call India. This dinosaur had a single horn on its head maybe to use for defence or just to show off. ","img":"dinopic-16846581602489700.png","charts":["charts-16846612662287902.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Ranger Chris 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿	Chris	Head Ranger	Omnivore	Private	1.8m	Unknown	Present	{"_id":"662fa45758bbcfa4c39494b7","name":"Ranger Chris 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿","secname":"Chris","meaning":"Head Ranger","diet":"Omnivore","lengthh":"Private","height":"1.8m","weight":"Unknown","era":"Present","locationx":"51.73917434632936","locationy":"-3.522206781160546","descriptions":"Introducing Ranger Chris, the dino-tastic dynamo leading the charge at Dinomania! Picture this: a fearless explorer with a heart bigger than a T-Rex's appetite and a passion for dinosaurs that rivals the excitement of a meteor shower. Since he was just a tiny human, Chris has been dino-obsessed, collecting dino figurines, devouring dino books, and dreaming dino dreams! And as for his favorite dino? Well, it's like asking a kid in a candy store to pick just one treat—constantly changing, always tantalizing! So hop on board the dino-train with Ranger Chris, where every day is a dino-mite adventure, and every roar is music to his dino-loving ears! 🦖🌟","img":"dinopic-17143987714425076.PNG","charts":[],"links":"","category":"mammals","__v":0}
Rhamphorhynchus 🇪🇸 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿	RAM-FO-RING-CUS	Beak snout	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	2m wingspan	0.6m	100g	Jurassic period	{"_id":"645bdad93211d7eb86836f06","name":"Rhamphorhynchus 🇪🇸 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿","secname":"RAM-FO-RING-CUS","meaning":"Beak snout","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"2m wingspan","height":"0.6m ","weight":"100g","era":"Jurassic period","locationx":"41.83100912194607","locationy":"-3.238277109169121","descriptions":"Rhamphorhynchus was a type of pterosaur, or flying reptile, that lived during the Late Jurassic period, around 150 million years ago.\r\nRhamphorhynchus had a long, pointed tail that ended in a diamond-shaped vane made of skin, which may have helped it steer and stabilize in flight.\r\nIt had a long, slender beak with sharp teeth that it likely used to catch fish, insects, and other small prey.","img":"dinopic-16846581914241643.png","charts":["charts-16846626915134014.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Rugops 🇳🇪	RUG-OPS	Wrinkle face	Carnivore 🥩	6m	2m	500-750kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64806e1f19950158c4ff682b","name":"Rugops 🇳🇪","secname":"RUG-OPS","meaning":"Wrinkle face","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"6m ","height":"2m","weight":"500-750kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"17.14079039331665","locationy":"9.31640625","descriptions":"Its name means \"wrinkled face\" in reference to the texture of its skull bones.\r\nRugops had a relatively delicate skull, leading some researchers to believe that it was a scavenger rather than a predator.\r\nIts fossils have been found in places such as Tahoua in Niger.\r\nRugops lived alongside other famous dinosaurs like Spinosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, and Ouranosaurus.\r\nIt is known from an almost complete skull, making it one of the better-understood abelisaurid dinosaurs.\r\nRugops is believed to have had vascularized tissue in its nasal cavity, which may have helped it regulate body temperature or played a role in communication or courtship displays.","img":"dinopic-17146436357603252.png","charts":[],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Sarcosuchus	SAR-CO-SUE-CUS	Flesh crocodile	Carnivore 🥩	9-10m	1.8m	3-4 tonnes	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"6437b57f7a808ff6281a9fb8","name":"Sarcosuchus","secname":"SAR-CO-SUE-CUS","meaning":"Flesh crocodile","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"9-10m","height":"1.8m","weight":"3-4 tonnes","era":"Early Cretaceous to Late Hauterivian","locationx":"33.818638114278464","locationy":"0.398692647021508","descriptions":"Sarcosuchus had over 130 bone crushing teeth and like modern day crocodilians it had a powerful bite. Its powerful tail meant it could swim at high speed through the water. \r\nThis WAS NOT A dinosaur. \r\nThe Sarcosuchus would eat anything it could catch including dinosaurs and fish. ","img":"dinopic-16813725408638554.png","charts":["charts-1684519531238662.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Sauropelta 🇺🇸	SAW-RO-PEL-TA	Sheild lizard	Herbivore 🌱	5.2m	1.5m	1.5 ton	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"6435ba007a808ff6281a9f02","name":"Sauropelta 🇺🇸","secname":"SAW-RO-PEL-TA","meaning":"Sheild lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5.2m","height":"1.5m","weight":"1.5 ton","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"38.568580236813666","locationy":"-107.2269213173085","descriptions":"Sauropelta was from a family of armoured dinosaurs and lived in what we now call North America. Covered in bony masses embeded in the skin called osteoderms it was a walking sheild. It also had some amazing side spikes for protection.","img":"dinopic-16846582054461129.png","charts":["charts-1684661551914956.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Shringasaurus 🇮🇳	SHH-RING-AH-SAW-RU...	Horned lizard	Herbivore 🌱	3-4m	1m	400kg	Middle Triassic ...	{"_id":"645136d23211d7eb86836c56","name":"Shringasaurus 🇮🇳","secname":"SHH-RING-AH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Horned lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3-4m","height":"1m","weight":"400kg","era":"Middle Triassic period","locationx":"14.735979281364656","locationy":"77.75173477591643","descriptions":"Shringasaurus was a plant-eating quadruped that likely had a long neck and tail, and stood about 3 meters (10 feet) tall at the hips.\r\nIt was NOT a dinosaur, it was a large prehistoric reptile\r\nIt was named for the distinctive horn-like protrusions on top of its skull, which were probably used for display or self-defense.","img":"dinopic-16846582182336781.png","charts":["charts-16846612861832525.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"other","links":""}
Sinosauropteryx 🇨🇳	SI-NO-SAW-OP-TER-R...	Chinese lizard wing	Carnivore 🥩	1m	0.5m	0.5kg	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"64aa4a91e5779b220b206928","name":"Sinosauropteryx 🇨🇳","secname":"SI-NO-SAW-OP-TER-RIX","meaning":"Chinese lizard wing","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"1m","height":"0.5m","weight":"0.5kg","era":"Early Cretaceous period","locationx":"38.20002577412488","locationy":"115.62942523627498","descriptions":"Sinosauropteryx was a small theropod dinosaur that lived in what is now China 🇨🇳 during the early Cretaceous period , between about 125 and 122 million years ago.\r\nThe name Sinosauropteryx means \"Chinese lizard wing\" and refers to the fossilized impressions of feather-like structures that were found with the fossils.\r\nSinosauropteryx was the first non-avian dinosaur in which coloration has been determined . Experts believe that it had an orange-and-white striped tail.\r\nSinosauropteryx was a carnivorous dinosaur that likely ate small mammals.\r\nThe longest recorded specimen of Sinosauropteryx reached up to less than four feet in length.\r\nSinosauropteryx was bipedal , meaning it walked on two legs.\r\nIt is considered to be one of the earliest feathered dinosaurs ever discovered, and its fossils have helped to shed light on the evolution of feathers and bird-like traits in dinosaurs.\r\nScientists believe that Sinosauropteryx may have had a warm-blooded metabolism, which would have allowed it to be active and hunt during the day.\r\nDue to its small size, it is thought that Sinosauropteryx would have been preyed upon by larger predators, such as other theropod dinosaurs.\r\nThe discovery of Sinosauropteryx helped to revolutionize the field of paleontology and inspired new avenues of research into the evolution and behavior of dinosaurs.","img":"dinopic-16888818085638576.png","charts":["charts-16888820025687459.jpeg","charts-16888820026154412.png"],"links":"","__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs"}
Smilodon	SMI-LOW-DON	Knife tooth	Carnivore 🥩	2m	1m	200kg	Pliocene and Ple...	{"_id":"6437aef47a808ff6281a9faf","name":"Smilodon","secname":"SMI-LOW-DON","meaning":"Knife tooth","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2m","height":"1m","weight":"200kg","era":"Pliocene and Pleistocene","locationx":"34.73861432554747","locationy":"-88.11030087470691","descriptions":"Smilodon was a speices of large cats named Saber tooths. These cats actually where predators to early humans. The Smilodon had amazing long front K9 teeth. \r\nThese creatures went extinct between 8000 and 10000 years ago.","img":"dinopic-1681370863846291.png","charts":["charts-16845198200963577.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Spinosaurus 🇪🇬	SPY-NO-SAW-RUSS	Spine lizard	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	14m	6m	14-20 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"643655757a808ff6281a9f28","name":"Spinosaurus 🇪🇬","secname":"SPY-NO-SAW-RUSS","meaning":"Spine lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"14m","height":"6m","weight":"14-20 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"25.472872175852185","locationy":"29.875846931362954","descriptions":"Spinosaurus is the largest known carnivorous dinosaur, even larger than Tyrannosaurus Rex.\r\nSpinosaurus had a distinctive sail on its back, made up of long spines that could grow up to 6 feet tall.\r\nSpinosaurus is believed to have been a semi-aquatic dinosaur, as it had adaptations that enabled it to swim and hunt in water.\r\nSpinosaurus likely ate a variety of prey, including fish, sharks, and other dinosaurs.\r\nA fossilized Spinosaurus tail was discovered in 2020, measuring more than 15 feet long, making it the longest dinosaur tail ever found.","img":"dinopic-1686079893506868.png","charts":["charts-16860798942303657.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":"CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIRjMWFVyVU"}
Stegoceras	STEG-OH-SER-ASS	Roof horn	Herbivore 🌱	2 - 2.5m	0.8m	10-40kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"644186aae6583addcc19acd8","name":"Stegoceras","secname":"STEG-OH-SER-ASS","meaning":"Roof horn","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"2 - 2.5m","height":"0.8m","weight":"10-40kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"53.6053212073244","locationy":"-113.51055048626615","descriptions":"Despite being small in size, Stegoceras likely had strong leg muscles that allowed it to run quickly and jump high.\r\nThe thick skull of Stegoceras has been the subject of much study, with researchers debating whether the domes were used for defense, display, or to help regulate body temperature.\r\nStegoceras belongs to a group of dinosaurs called pachycephalosaurs, which are known for their thick skulls and domed foreheads.","img":"dinopic-16846582636306042.png","charts":["charts-16846608855285780.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Stegosaurus 🇺🇸 🇪🇺	STEG-OH-SAW-RUS	Roof lizard	Herbivore 🌱	6-9m	4m	5 tonnes	Late Jurassic Pe...	{"_id":"64383bcbccdaa696c1669b42","name":"Stegosaurus 🇺🇸 🇪🇺","secname":"STEG-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Roof lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6-9m","height":"4m","weight":"5 tonnes","era":"Late Jurassic Period","locationx":"36.77046219904305","locationy":"-109.26827779231768","descriptions":"Stegosaurus had rows of plates on its back. These are thought to be for protection but also to regulate its body temprature. \r\nThe Stegosaurus had a flexible tail with four sharp spikes at the end called Thagomizers. It may have used this tail to defend itself against predators.\r\nDespite their intimidating appearance, the Stegosaurus had a tiny brain - about the size of a walnut!\r\n","img":"dinopic-1681406918842296.png","charts":["charts-16860813286572934.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Struthiomimus 🇨🇦 🇺🇸	STRU-THEE-OH-MY-MU...	Ostrich mimic	Omnivore 🥩 🌱	4-5m	2m	150kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6442543be6583addcc19ad0e","name":"Struthiomimus 🇨🇦 🇺🇸","secname":"STRU-THEE-OH-MY-MUS","meaning":"Ostrich mimic","diet":"Omnivore 🥩 🌱","lengthh":"4-5m","height":"2m","weight":"150kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"56.89620286350937","locationy":"-112.59132611846795","descriptions":"The name Struthiomimus means \"ostrich mimic\", which describes this dinosaur's appearance and behavior well.Struthiomimus had a small toothless beak and long, powerful legs. It was a fast runner and likely used its speed to escape predators and catch prey.\r\nIt was believed to be omnivorous, eating a mix of small animals, seeds, and fruit.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846582824353593.png","charts":["charts-16846608574039523.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Stygimoloch 🇺🇸	STIJ-EE-MOL-OC	River Styx Demon	Herbivore 🌱	3m	1.2m	3-4 stone	Late Cretaceous	{"_id":"643599e97a808ff6281a9eec","name":"Stygimoloch 🇺🇸","secname":"STIJ-EE-MOL-OC","meaning":"River Styx Demon","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"3m","height":"1.2m","weight":"3-4 stone","era":"Late Cretaceous","locationx":"46.86047963309342","locationy":"-110.81624092366579","descriptions":"The Stygimoloch was part of the Pachycephalosaur family of dinosaurs. It was found In the Hell creek formation in what we now call North America. \r\nIts thought that this was a younger Pachycephalosaurus BUT many believe now that its own species.","img":"dinopic-1684658294396591.png","charts":["charts-16846618978385307.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Styracosaurus	STY-RACK-OH-SAW-RU...	Spiked lizard	Herbivore 🌱	5m	2.5m	2 - 3 tonnes	Cretaceous Perio...	{"_id":"6435be697a808ff6281a9f0c","name":"Styracosaurus","secname":"STY-RACK-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Spiked lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5m","height":"2.5m","weight":"2 - 3 tonnes","era":"Cretaceous Period","locationx":"53.50547384827563","locationy":"-114.697265625","descriptions":"Styracosaurus lived in what we now call Canada 75.5 to 74.5 million years ago. Part of the horned dinosaur family it had the most amazing frill with horns. It also had a large nose horn. ","img":"dinopic-16846583141636686.png","charts":["charts-1684662984319265.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Suchomimus	SUE-CO-MY-MUS	Crocodile mimic	Carnivore 🥩	11m	3m	3-4 tonnes	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"647f8ab719950158c4ff65ed","name":"Suchomimus","secname":"SUE-CO-MY-MUS","meaning":"Crocodile mimic","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"11m","height":"3m","weight":"3-4 tonnes","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"20.49563486554989","locationy":"14.244527444402223","descriptions":"Suchomimus was a spinosaurid theropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, about 121-112 million years ago. Suchomimus had a long snout that resembled that of a crocodile, which is where it gets its name, meaning \"crocodile mimic\" in Greek.\r\nSuchomimus likely had a diet that consisted of fish and other small animals, as its fossils have been found in deposits that suggest it lived near water.","img":"dinopic-16860801813707004.png","charts":["charts-16860801823913013.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Tanystropheus	TAN-EE-STROW-FEE-U...	Long necked one	Carnivore 🥩 🐠	6m	1m	140kg	Mid-Late triassi...	{"_id":"64512f0d3211d7eb86836c46","name":"Tanystropheus","secname":"TAN-EE-STROW-FEE-US","meaning":"Long necked one","diet":"Carnivore 🥩 🐠","lengthh":"6m","height":"1m","weight":"140kg","era":"Mid-Late triassic period","locationx":"49.28825622775801","locationy":"23.985890652557316","descriptions":"The most striking feature of Tanystropheus is its extremely long neck 2, which made up half of its body length.\r\nTanystropheus is classified as a protorosaur, a group of early reptiles that were transitional between amphibians and reptiles.\r\nThis is NOT A DINOSAUR\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846583268667498.png","charts":["charts-16846620324199359.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"marine reptiles","links":""}
Tapejara 🇧🇷	TAP-EE-JAR-RA	The old being	Omnivore 🥩 🌱 🪲	1m-1.3m wing...	1m	420g	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"6451192d3211d7eb86836bdb","name":"Tapejara 🇧🇷","secname":"TAP-EE-JAR-RA","meaning":"The old being","diet":"Omnivore 🥩 🌱 🪲","lengthh":"1m-1.3m wingspan","height":"1m","weight":"420g","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"-5.811010522345835","locationy":"-50.211202046150454","descriptions":"Tapejara likely fed on small prey like insects and reptiles, which it may have caught while flying or by picking off the ground.\r\nIts name means \"the old being\" in the Tupi language.","img":"dinopic-16846583385217310.png","charts":["charts-16846615691926555.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"pterosaurs","links":""}
Tarbosaurus 🇨🇳	TAR-BOW-SAW-RUS	Alarming lizard	Carnivore 🥩	10m	4m	5 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"647f88c519950158c4ff65e4","name":"Tarbosaurus 🇨🇳","secname":"TAR-BOW-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Alarming lizard","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"10m","height":"4m","weight":"5 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"38.75844563645684","locationy":"110.03861204374039","descriptions":"Tarbosaurus is often referred to as the Asian counterpart of Tyrannosaurus rex, as they were both large carnivorous theropod dinosaurs.\r\nTarbosaurus lived during the late Cretaceous period, about 70-65 million years ago 1, in what is now Mongolia and China.\r\nTarbosaurus had strong legs and a powerful tail, which it likely used for balance and stability while hunting.\r\nTarbosaurus had small arms relative to its massive body size, which were likely used more for grasping prey rather than for manipulating objects.\r\nTarbosaurus is believed to have had one of the strongest bites of any known dinosaur, thanks to its massive jaw muscles and serrated teeth.","img":"dinopic-16860796850748373.png","charts":["charts-16860796855177024.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Tarchia 🇲🇳	TAR-KEY-AH	Brainy one	Herbivore 🌱	8m	2m	2-3 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"647f8e2519950158c4ff6606","name":"Tarchia 🇲🇳","secname":"TAR-KEY-AH","meaning":"Brainy one","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"8m","height":"2m","weight":"2-3 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"39.44334552329387","locationy":"110.79566753391177","descriptions":"Tarchia was an ankylosaurid dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 70-68 million years ago.\r\nThe name Tarchia means \"brain\" in Mongolian, but it's unclear why the dinosaur was given this name.\r\nTarchia had a heavily armored body covered in bony plates and spikes, which likely protected it from predators.\r\nTarchia had a short snout and a beak-like mouth, similar to other ankylosaurids, and is classified as a herbivore.\r\nFossils of Tarchia have been found in Mongolia and China, and it is considered one of the best-known ankylosaurids from these regions.","img":"dinopic-16860810607563760.png","charts":["charts-16860810614827343.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Thanos Simonattoi 🇧🇷	THAN-OS	Death	Carnivore 🥩	5m	1.6m	4-5 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64aa4ce7e5779b220b206962","name":"Thanos Simonattoi 🇧🇷 ","secname":"THAN-OS","meaning":"Death","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"5m","height":"1.6m","weight":"4-5 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous period ","locationx":"-7.251911608784152","locationy":"-42.35482704226221","descriptions":"Thanos Simonattoi is a genus of carnivorous dinosaur that was discovered and named in 2018.\r\nThe dinosaur is named after Sergio Simonatto, the paleontologist who discovered the specimen.\r\nThe genus name \"Thanos\" is a reference to the Marvel Comics character of the same name, who is also a large and powerful figure.\r\nThanos Simonattoi is currently the only known species in the Thanos genus.\r\nThe fossil of Thanos Simonattoi was found in 🇧🇷 Brazil.\r\nThe scientific name of Thanos Simonattoi is Thanes simonattoi Delcourt and Iori , 2018.\r\nIt is classified as a brachyrostran theropod, which means it has a short snout and is a carnivorous bipedal dinosaur.\r\nThe dinosaur was between 6 and 7 feet tall, making it a relatively small species.\r\nDue to the limited fossil evidence available, there is a lot that remains unknown about Thanos Simonattoi's behavior and habits.","img":"dinopic-16888824049588165.png","charts":["charts-16888824057172492.jpeg","charts-16888824057173105.png"],"links":"","__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs"}
Therizinosaurus 🇨🇳 🇲🇳	THER-IH-ZINE-OH-SA...	Scythe lizard	Herbivore 🌱	12	6m	5 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64383a4dccdaa696c1669b3f","name":"Therizinosaurus 🇨🇳 🇲🇳","secname":"THER-IH-ZINE-OH-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Scythe lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"12","height":"6m","weight":"5 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"43.44397534331982","locationy":"109.71671700436094","descriptions":"Therizinosaurus was a large weird dinosaur that walked on 2 legs but ate plants. It had 3 huge claws on each hand measuring around 600mm. These claws are most likely for harvesting plants and maybe defence. ","img":"dinopic-16814065369937938.png","charts":["charts-16860812914537141.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Titanoboa 🇨🇴	TIE-TAN-OH-BO-AH	Titanic boa	Carnivore 🥩	13m	1.2m	1.2 ton	Paleocene	{"_id":"6437b0f77a808ff6281a9fb2","name":"Titanoboa 🇨🇴","secname":"TIE-TAN-OH-BO-AH","meaning":"Titanic boa","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"13m","height":"1.2m","weight":"1.2 ton","era":"Paleocene","locationx":"3.830462704121244","locationy":"-73.88304946952861","descriptions":"Titanoboa was the largest snake and lived 58-60 million years ago. It was huge in comparison to some modern day snakes. \r\nIts main food source was fish but also would have eaten small crocodilians. We have to date found around 30 remains of this gigantic snake.","img":"dinopic-16813713784774323.png","charts":["charts-16845197989263354.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Torosaurus 🇺🇸	TORO-SAW-RUS	Bull lizard	Herbivore 🌱	7m	2m	4-6 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64806ff219950158c4ff6841","name":"Torosaurus 🇺🇸","secname":"TORO-SAW-RUS","meaning":"Bull lizard","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"7m","height":"2m","weight":"4-6 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"38.416756401558416","locationy":"-112.19169238051029","descriptions":"Torosaurus was a genus of herbivorous dinosaur that lived in North America during the Late Cretaceous Period 1, about 68 to 66 million years ago.\r\nIt was a member of the Ceratopsidae family, which includes other famous horned dinosaurs like Triceratops.\r\nTorosaurus had one of the largest skulls of any known land animal, with the frilled skull reaching up to 9.1 feet (2.77 meters) in length.\r\nLike other ceratopsians, Torosaurus had a frill on its skull and three horns on its face, which may have been used for defense or display.\r\nTorosaurus is closely related to Triceratops and some scientists believe that it may actually be a mature form of that species. Others argue that it is a distinct species based on differences in its skull and frill.\r\nFossil evidence suggests that Torosaurus may have lived near the coast and ate a variety of plants, including conifers, cycads, ginkgos, and flowering plants.\r\nA life-size statue of Torosaurus can be found at the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale University.","img":"dinopic-16861388658067856.png","charts":["charts-16861388660198855.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Triceratops 🇺🇸	TRY-SERA-TOPS	Three horned face	Herbivore 🌱	9m	4m	7-11 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64428480e6583addcc19ad1b","name":"Triceratops 🇺🇸","secname":"TRY-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Three horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"9m","height":"4m","weight":"7-11 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"35.26669835386909","locationy":"-106.43206319942863","descriptions":"Triceratops was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 68 to 66 million years ago.\r\nThe frill on the back of Triceratops' head was likely used for display and species recognition.\r\nFUN FACT \r\nTriceratops had over 600 teeth","img":"dinopic-16820808898629747.png","charts":["charts-16845204491042236.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Troodon 🇺🇸	TROO-OH-DON	Wounding tooth	Carnivore 🥩	2.4m	0.9m	50kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6435bb427a808ff6281a9f06","name":"Troodon 🇺🇸","secname":"TROO-OH-DON","meaning":"Wounding tooth","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"2.4m","height":"0.9m","weight":"50kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"42.00582997438977","locationy":"-109.93472545442167","descriptions":"Troodon was one of the most inteligent of dinosaurs. This dinosaur was small and fast and was known for some very sharp teeth. To help it move fast it had hollow bones just like modern day birds.","img":"dinopic-16846583653236483.png","charts":["charts-16846628307729265.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Tyrannosaurus Rex 🇺🇸	TIE-RAN-OH-SAW-RUS...	Tyrant lizard king	Carnivore 🥩	12-14m	5-6m	5-8 tonnes	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64384106ccdaa696c1669b4a","name":"Tyrannosaurus Rex 🇺🇸","secname":"TIE-RAN-OH-SAW-RUS-REX","meaning":"Tyrant lizard king","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"12-14m","height":"5-6m","weight":"5-8 tonnes","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"41.484608705702385","locationy":"-109.13486409178006","descriptions":"The skull of Tyrannosaurus Rex was over five feet long and had dozens of teeth that were over six inches long.\r\nT-Rex is one of the most famous dinosaurs and has been featured in many books and movies.\r\nT.Rex had the most powerful of bites at 8,000-pound bite forces and an astounding 431,000 pounds per square inch of bone-failing tooth pressures.","img":"dinopic-16860784747778436.png","charts":["charts-16860787564819238.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":"CLICK HERE FOR MORE INTRESTING FACTS*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kuZiPEIZUU"}
Utahraptor 🇺🇸	YOU-TA-RAP-TOR	Utah thief	Carnivore 🥩	4m	1.8m	0.4 - 1 Ton	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"6442830ce6583addcc19ad17","name":"Utahraptor 🇺🇸","secname":"YOU-TA-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Utah thief","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"4m","height":"1.8m","weight":"0.4 - 1 Ton","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"39.022015156478425","locationy":"-112.42691870131101","descriptions":"It is one of the largest known dromaeosaurids, Its most distinctive feature was a large sickle-shaped claw on each foot, which could be up to 9 inches.\r\nInspired by Utahraptor, the dinosaurs depicted in the film \"Jurassic Park\" were actually modeled after its larger relative, Deinonychus.","img":"dinopic-16820805217913515.png","charts":["charts-16846630185123088.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Velociraptor 🇲🇳 🇨🇳	VEL-OH-CEE-RAP-TOR	Swift thief	Carnivore 🥩	1.8m	1m	45kg	Late Cretaceous ...	{"_id":"6437f292ccdaa696c1669b04","name":"Velociraptor 🇲🇳 🇨🇳","secname":"VEL-OH-CEE-RAP-TOR","meaning":"Swift thief","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"1.8m","height":"1m","weight":"45kg","era":"Late Cretaceous Period","locationx":"40.381106100405205","locationy":"104.677734375","descriptions":"The velociraptor was made famous by the amazing film Jurassic Park BUT it in reality looked a lot different. It would have only been around the size of a turkey and covered in feathers. \r\nThe film however did get some bits correct. \r\nIt was intelligent, fast and had a sickel shaped claw on its foot.\r\nThe dinosaur lived in what we now call the Gobi desert in Mongolia, a famous fossil was found with this dinosaur locked in battle with a Protoceratops. ","img":"dinopic-16846583776324270.png","charts":["charts-16846587643143436.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Volgatitan 🇷🇺	VOL-GA-TY-TAN	Volga giant	Herbivore 🌱	16-20m	8-10m	17-20 tonnes	Early Cretaceous...	{"_id":"643d6e61ccdaa696c1669b7e","name":"Volgatitan 🇷🇺","secname":"VOL-GA-TY-TAN","meaning":"Volga giant","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"16-20m","height":"8-10m","weight":"17-20 tonnes","era":"Early Cretaceous Period","locationx":"51.81812683376536","locationy":"47.04013654171311","descriptions":"Like other titanosaurs, Volgatitan had a long neck, a small head, and a long tail, and it likely fed on vegetation.\r\nhe name \"Volgatitan\" means \"Volga giant,\" referring to the region in Russia where its fossils were discovered close to the Volga river.","img":"dinopic-1684658387386453.png","charts":["charts-16846627462479423.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Wendiceretops 🇨🇦	WEN-DEE-SERA-TOPS	Wendy's horned face	Herbivore 🌱	6m	2m	1-2 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"647f8cbe19950158c4ff65f6","name":"Wendiceretops 🇨🇦","secname":"WEN-DEE-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Wendy's horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"2m","weight":"1-2 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"51.22477952227923","locationy":"-116.15718421051609","descriptions":"Wendiceratops is a relatively newly discovered genus of ceratopsian dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 79 million years ago.\r\nThe name Wendiceratops means \"Wendy's horned face\", named after the wife of the museum curator who discovered the fossil.\r\nWendiceratops is distinguished by the bony frill on the back of its skull, which has a unique shape compared to other ceratopsians.\r\nLike other ceratopsians, Wendiceratops likely had a beak-like mouth and chewed its food with powerful teeth in the back of its mouth.","img":"dinopic-1686080701889486.png","charts":["charts-16860807028373793.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Woolly Rhino 🇷🇺	WOOL-EE-RYE-NO	Woolly rhinoceros	Herbivore 🌱	5m	2m	3.5 tonnes	Pliocene and Pl...	{"_id":"64418535e6583addcc19acd4","name":"Woolly Rhino 🇷🇺","secname":"WOOL-EE-RYE-NO","meaning":"Woolly rhinoceros","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"5m","height":"2m","weight":"3.5 tonnes","era":" Pliocene and Pleistocene","locationx":"58.35060259154742","locationy":"38.00465915456222","descriptions":"Woolly rhinos lived during the Ice Age, and their fossils have been found in Europe and Asia.\r\n5.3 million to 12,000 years ago. \r\nThese rhinos were covered in a thick, shaggy coat of hair to survive in the cold climate.\r\nWoolly rhinos had two large horns on their snouts, which they likely used for defense and dominance displays.\r\nHumans hunted woolly rhinos for their meat and hides, which may have contributed to their extinction.","img":"dinopic-16846584104437421.png","charts":["charts-1684660806752923.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Woolly mammoth 🇺🇸 🇪🇺 🇨🇳	WOOL-EE-MAM-MOTH	Heavy coated mammoth	Herbivore 🌱	6m	4m	4-6 Tons	Pleistocene to ...	{"_id":"6437b4067a808ff6281a9fb5","name":"Woolly mammoth 🇺🇸 🇪🇺 🇨🇳","secname":"WOOL-EE-MAM-MOTH","meaning":"Heavy coated mammoth","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"4m","weight":"4-6 Tons","era":" Pleistocene to Holocene","locationx":"55.51601423487544","locationy":"18.69488536155203","descriptions":"Woolly Mammoths have been found in what we now call Europe, Asia, and North America and lived 300,000 years ago up until about 10,000 years ago.\r\nThe woolly mammoth was well adapted to the cold environment during the last ice age. It was covered in fur including a thick undercoat. \r\nFUN FACT.\r\nWoolly mammoth only have 6 teeth.","img":"dinopic-16813721622891386.png","charts":["charts-16845198354345302.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"mammals","links":""}
Wuerhosaurus 🇲🇳	WOO-EHR-HO-SAW-RUS	lizard from Wuerho	Herbivore 🌱	7m	3m	4 tonnes	Early cretaceous...	{"_id":"645bd93d3211d7eb86836f02","name":"Wuerhosaurus 🇲🇳","secname":"WOO-EHR-HO-SAW-RUS","meaning":"lizard from Wuerho","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"7m","height":"3m","weight":"4 tonnes","era":"Early cretaceous period","locationx":"42.117859833942056","locationy":"105.21771603226057","descriptions":"Wuerhosaurus was an herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous period in China and Inner Mongolia.\r\nIts name means \"Lizard from Wuerho,\" which is a city in northwest China where the first fossil specimens were discovered.\r\nWuerhosaurus had long and low plates and an arched back, which helped it regulate its body temperature and protect it from predators.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846583983878666.png","charts":["charts-16846627177389951.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Xenoceratops 🇨🇦	ZEEN-OH-SERA-TOPS	Alien horned face	Herbivore 🌱	6m	3.5m	2 tonnes	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"645bf44e3211d7eb86836f1b","name":"Xenoceratops 🇨🇦","secname":"ZEEN-OH-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Alien horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"6m","height":"3.5m","weight":"2 tonnes","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"50.39114057848941","locationy":"-113.25971464325798","descriptions":"Xenoceratops was a horned dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period, about 79 million years ago.\r\nXenoceratops had two large curved horns extending sideways from the top of its skull 1, as well as a shorter horn over its nose, giving it an impressive appearance.\r\n","img":"dinopic-16846584221624664.png","charts":["charts-16860812376833638.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Yi Qi 🇨🇳	YEE-KWEE	Strange wing	Carnivore 🥩	0.4m	0.2m	400 gramms	Late Jurassic	{"_id":"643590147a808ff6281a9ee3","name":"Yi Qi 🇨🇳","secname":"YEE-KWEE","meaning":"Strange wing","diet":"Carnivore 🥩","lengthh":"0.4m","height":"0.2m","weight":"400 gramms","era":"Late Jurassic","locationx":"36.43572198349776","locationy":"109.45668704064009","descriptions":"This dinosaur is named the Yi Qi which translates to strange wing in Manderin.\r\nThe Yi lives up to its name as it has Bat like skin wings to help it glide. It lived in what we now call China approximately 159 million years ago.\r\nThis dinosaur would feed on insects, small mammals and lizards.","img":"dinopic-16846584299307936.png","charts":["charts-16846620143386376.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}
Zuniceretops 🇺🇸	ZOON-EE-SERA-TOPS	Zuni-horned face	Herbivore 🌱	2-3m	1.5m	100-200kg	Late cretaceous ...	{"_id":"64804c5f19950158c4ff6755","name":"Zuniceretops 🇺🇸","secname":"ZOON-EE-SERA-TOPS","meaning":"Zuni-horned face","diet":"Herbivore 🌱","lengthh":"2-3m","height":"1.5m","weight":"100-200kg","era":"Late cretaceous period","locationx":"33.7415593089848","locationy":"-105.52907416313276","descriptions":"Zuniceratops was named after the Zuni people of western New Mexico, where its fossils were first discovered in 1996.\r\nIt was a relatively small dinosaur, measuring about 9 feet long and weighing around 200-300 pounds.\r\nZuniceratops is classified as a ceratopsian dinosaur, which means it had a distinctive frill and horns on its head. However, its frill was relatively small and not as elaborate as some other ceratopsians, such as Triceratops.\r\nIt had a beak-like mouth and teeth that were perfect for chopping up tough, fibrous plants.","img":"dinopic-16861297591983246.png","charts":["charts-16861297592658974.jpg"],"__v":0,"category":"dinosaurs","links":""}