🧠 Dinosaurs Quiz

Triceratops carried three horns and a broad bony frill on its head, and lived alongside Tyrannosaurus in late Cretaceous North America.

Stegosaurus, the 'roof lizard', had a tail armed with spikes and a row of large upright plates along its back.

Jurassic Park's dinosaurs were created by combining animatronics from Stan Winston's studio with pioneering computer-generated animation.

Ankylosaurus was covered in bony armour plates and carried a heavy tail club that could potentially have broken the bones of attackers.

Richard Owen coined the term from Greek words meaning 'terrible lizard' and later helped found London's Natural History Museum.

The Chicxulub crater lies partly under the Gulf of Mexico, and the impact that formed it is widely linked to the end of the non-avian dinosaurs.

Spinosaurus had a long crocodile-like snout and a tall sail on its back, and is widely thought to have hunted fish in the rivers of North Africa.

Marsh's feud with Cope produced many famous dinosaurs, including Stegosaurus, Triceratops and Allosaurus, as each tried to out-discover the other.

Deinonychus, meaning 'terrible claw', had a large sickle-shaped claw on each foot, and Ostrom's study of it changed how scientists pictured dinosaurs.

Pachycephalosaurus had a skull dome of solid bone that could be very thick, giving the dinosaur its name.