Expedition journal · 252 to 66 million years ago
Every dinosaur,brought back to life.
Pictures, facts and fossil maps for every dinosaur, from Aardonyx to Zuul.

The Mesozoic Era
Travel through time
Dinosaurs lived for more than 160 million years, across three periods of a changing planet.
Triassic252 to 201 million years agoThe first dinosaurs appear on a hot supercontinent, Pangaea, where all the land is joined.
Jurassic201 to 145 million years agoPangaea splits apart. Giant long-necked sauropods and plated stegosaurs spread across the land.
Cretaceous145 to 66 million years agoFlowering plants spread and T. rex and Triceratops appear, until an asteroid ends the age of dinosaurs.
From the field
Famous dinosaurs
DV-0076Hell Creek Fm.
Tyrannosaurus
12 mCarnivoreLate Cretaceous
DV-0099Ifezouane Fm.
Spinosaurus
14 mCarnivoreEarly Cretaceous to Late Cretaceous
DV-0127Djadokhta Fm.
Velociraptor
2 mCarnivoreLate Cretaceous
DV-0054Hell Creek Fm.
Triceratops
9 mHerbivoreLate Cretaceous
DV-0038Morrison Fm.
Stegosaurus
9 mHerbivoreLate Jurassic to Early Cretaceous
DV-0031Morrison Fm.
Allosaurus
9.5 mCarnivoreLate Jurassic to Early Cretaceous
DV-0381Candeleros Fm.
Giganotosaurus
13 mCarnivoreEarly Cretaceous
DV-0069Morrison Fm.
Brachiosaurus
21 mHerbivoreLate Jurassic to Early Cretaceous
Explore the evidence
Dinosaurs near you
Dinosaur fossils have been found in 55 countries and on every continent. Pick a place to see what lived there.
A changing planet
Ancient Earth
The continents were on the move. See how the Earth looked when each dinosaur was alive.
150 million years ago · Late Jurassic
Play and learn
Games and coloring
Free dinosaur games and printable coloring pages, drawn to match the real animals.





