Dinosaurs And Mythical Creatures - Facts for Kids

Triceratops had between 36 and 40 rows of teeth, with each row containing several teeth stacked together like magazines in a rack!

The plants that Ankylosaurus ate included ancient relatives of magnolias, palm trees, and ferns — some of which still exist today!

Triceratops shared its environment with many other plant-eating dinosaurs, including duck-billed hadrosaurs!

A fossil nicknamed “Homer” showed that Triceratops could survive serious injuries, as it had a healed hole in its frill!

Fossil evidence suggests that young Pterodactylus might have lived in different areas than adults, similar to how some modern birds separate by age!