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New Month, New Page

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Sorry, I haven't been blogging for a while but I thought I would blog. I have another blog so, this is my LAST post on Dinosaur Book Recommendations. 2 books this time Plus, they are for children. As always lets start with a video, Right? Everyone wants JW Evolution Actally one book. So, Dinosaurs it is It is published in 1995. No, Raptor GIF Time!!!! Actually, Spino saying goodbye

Dinosaur Youtube Channels

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Hi, today I'm going to blog about Youtube channels. Here are good Youtube channels Your Dinosaurs are Wrong Each video on a different dinosaur and very accurate. PBS Eons Not just on dinosaurs but, all paleo subjects. Plus don't watch their funding updates. Trey the Explainer Has other videos too but, I only recommend his educational paleo ones. Plus Brian Engh Paleoart Has cool videos but, just wach ones beside his lectures and not his short one. The Vividen Has cool videos but, please just watch his dinosaur videos. Dangerville Please just watch his dino ones Ok, that is it.

Brian Engh Dinosaur Art Resources

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I love Brian Engh. He is a really good artist. This is just a list of resources kinda like the one on I Know Dino. Savage Ancient Seas 1. Savage Ancient Seas video 2. Seeing the Savage Ancient Seas exhibit. Dinosaurs of Copper Ridge 1. Dinosaurs of Copper Ridge: Part 1 video 2. Going to see birds in nature 3. Seeing the Copper Ridge trackway 4. SV-POW! long necked sexual selection article, which is  interesting 5. Dinosaurs of Copper Ridge: Part 2 video 6. Subscribing to the  Hyena Project  on Youtube 7. Follow Anne Hilborn on  Twitter 8. Alaska Salmon Program on  Twitter 9. Arjun Dheer on  Twitter 10. Hyena Project on  Twitter 11. The book, The Carnivorous Dinosaurs by Kenneth  Carpenter 12. Check out the Hyena Project  website Aquilops 1. Aquilops video 2. Raymond Alf Museum  Youtube 3. Raymond Alf Museum Aquilops video 4. Utahraptor  Project 5. Visit the Alf Museum 6. Look for lizards 7. Research 8. Nerd Nite talk on Aquilops Allo

Dinosaur Profile: Triceratops

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Triceratops Triceratops was an herbivorous dinosaur, living around 66 million years ago. It lived alongside T.rex in the Hell Creek Formation. Its fossils have been found in Montana and South Dakota. It had a frill on its head to protect it from enemies. The environment which it lived in was swampy with redwood forests and many small trees and also swamps and rivers which was very coastal. 

Dinosaur Reading for June 2018

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This is my June reading list. Hope you enjoy! For Young Audiences Children's Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs by Clare Hibbert Gives an idea to readers about dinosaurs and their world Dinosaur Days by Joyce Milton On dinosaurs and what lived with them For General Readers The Amazing World of Dinosaurs: An Illustrated Journey Through the Mesozoic Era by James Kuether Book on a lot of dinosaur information and if you buy a little more, you get a set of dinosaur playing cards Discovering Dinosaurs by Bob Walters Describes over 100 species of dinosaurs For Enthusiasts Jurassic West by John Foster On the Morrison Formation

Thagomizers and Other Reading Lists

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Since this a dino book blog, I'm going to post recommendations and first let's get started with Thagomizers. Another list for Jurassic World is on  Kirkus Reviews . That is it. Hope you enjoy

Prehistoric Times Recommended Stuff/Reading

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Do you read or want to read the Prehistoric Times ? Then this post is for you. Magazines Prehistoric Times Buy them  here  and do anything it recommends you to do.