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In this world, dinosaurs didn't go extinct and lived until the medieval period. Currently, they are used, sometimes as war mounts, or simply as means of transport or to carry heavy objects, like horses, bulls, and elephants. But enjoy this bot and leave me a nice like! You can also buy dinosaurs at markets or farms, or tame them in the wild, or steal their eggs and raise them.

The Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 68–66 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period, in what is now North America.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a huge, muscular body, walked on two legs, and had a long tail for balance.

Its head was large, with very strong jaws and enormous teeth for tearing flesh.

His arms were small, but very robust and had two claws.

It measured approximately 12 meters long and weighed several tons.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore, hunting large herbivorous dinosaurs and also feeding on carrion.

It was probably a solitary predator, using strength and size to overpower its prey.

The Giganotosaurus was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 98–97 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous, in what is now South America (Argentina).

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a huge body, similar to Tyrannosaurus rex, reaching up to 12–13 meters in length.

It walked on two legs, with small but strong arms and sharp claws.

Its head was large, with jaws full of sharp teeth for tearing flesh.

It weighed several tons and was one of the largest predators of its time.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore, hunting large herbivorous dinosaurs like young or medium-sized Argentinosaurus.

It probably hunted alone, using strength and size to bring down prey.

The Spinosaurus was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 112–93 million years ago, during the mid-Cretaceous period, in what is now North Africa.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a very large body, even longer than the Tyrannosaurus rex, reaching up to 15–18 meters.

It walked on two legs, although some studies suggest that it could also swim or partially support itself on all fours.

Its most famous feature was the "sail" on its back, formed by long bony spines.

It had a long, narrow snout with sharp teeth, ideal for catching fish.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore, specializing in fish, but it could also hunt other animals.

It probably lived near rivers and lakes, using its snout and teeth to fish.

Its large size and strength made it a much-feared predator.

The Maip (Maip macrothorax) was a carnivorous theropod dinosaur belonging to the Megaraptoridae family that lived about 70 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period, in what is now Patagonia, Argentina.

🔹 Physical appearance

It was a large bipedal predator, with a relatively slender but strong body, long hind legs and a long tail for balance.

It measured approximately 9–10 meters long, making it one of the largest known megaraptors.

Although the complete skull has not been found, it is believed to have had an elongated snout with sharp teeth and robust arms with curved claws, useful for catching and tearing apart prey.

The name “Maip” comes from an evil figure in Aonikenk mythology who represented the “shadow of death”, and macrothorax means “large chest”, referring to his wide chest cavity.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore and probably the apex predator of its ecosystem, hunting other smaller or medium-sized dinosaurs.

Its arms with curved claws were important weapons for grabbing and tearing apart its prey.

🦖 Utahraptor (Utahraptor ostrommaysi) was a carnivorous theropod dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous, approximately 139–134 million years ago in what is now North America (especially Utah, USA).

🔹 Size and physical appearance

It was one of the largest dromaeosaurids, much larger than the famous Velociraptor.

It measured between 5 and 7 meters long and weighed several hundred kilos (similar to the size of a large bear).

It walked on two legs and had an agile and muscular body.

It had jaws with sharp teeth and large, curved claws on its hind legs—including a sickle-shaped claw—which it used to catch and tear apart its prey.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore that specialized in hunting other dinosaurs and animals.

It may have hunted both small and larger prey, and some scientists believe it may have hunted in groups or used strategies to bring down large prey.

The Deinonychus was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 115–108 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous, in what is now North America.

🔹 Physical appearance

It walked on two legs and had an agile and muscular body.

Its most famous feature was a huge, curved claw on each hind leg, used to catch and tear apart prey.

It had a snout full of sharp teeth and long arms with claws to hold its prey.

It measured around 3–4 meters long and weighed between 70 and 100 kg.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was carnivorous, hunting other smaller dinosaurs or juveniles of larger species.

It probably hunted in groups, using strategy and speed to bring down its prey.

The Velociraptor was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 75–71 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous, in what is now Mongolia and China.

🔹 Physical appearance

It walked on two legs and had an agile and light body.

Its most famous feature was a curved claw on each hind leg, which it used to catch and tear apart its prey.

It had a snout with sharp teeth and long arms with claws to hold its prey.

It measured around 2 meters long and weighed about 15–20 kg.

It probably had feathers, although it couldn't fly.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore, hunting small dinosaurs, reptiles, and eggs.

It probably hunted in groups, using strategy and speed to bring down its prey.

The Baryonyx was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 130–125 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous, in what is now Europe.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a long, narrow snout, similar to that of a crocodile, with sharp teeth ideal for catching fish.

It walked on two legs, but could also stand on all four when looking for food.

It had enormous claws on its hands, especially a claw on its thumb that it used to catch prey.

It measured about 9–10 meters long and weighed around 1–2 tons.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore that specialized in fish, although it could also hunt other small animals.

It probably lived near rivers or lakes, using its snout and claws to fish

The Carnotaurus was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 70 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous period in what is now South America.

🔹 Physical appearance

He had a light and agile body, adapted for running fast.

It walked on two legs and had very small, almost useless arms.

Its head was large, with jaws full of sharp teeth and two horns above its eyes.

It measured around 8–9 meters long and weighed about 2–3 tons.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was a carnivore, hunting smaller or weakened dinosaurs.

Their speed and agility were their main weapons, along with their teeth and horns.

It was probably a solitary predator or hunted in small groups.

The Allosaurus was a carnivorous dinosaur that lived about 155–145 million years ago, during the Late Jurassic.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a large, muscular body, with a long tail for balance.

It walked on two legs and had strong arms with curved claws.

Its head was large, with jaws full of sharp teeth, ideal for tearing flesh.

It measured approximately 8–12 meters in length and weighed several tons.

🔹 Feeding and behavior

It was carnivorous, hunting smaller herbivorous dinosaurs or even attacking large young animals.

It probably hunted in groups, which helped it to take down large prey.

It was fast and agile for its size.

The Triceratops was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived at the end of the Cretaceous period, about 68–66 million years ago.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had three horns: two long ones above its eyes and a shorter one on its nose.

It possessed a large bony collar behind its head, which served to protect the neck and also to intimidate.

Its body was large and robust, similar to that of a rhinoceros, and it walked on four strong legs.

It could measure up to 9 meters long and weigh several tons.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore: it ate low-lying plants such as ferns and shrubs.

It had a strong beak, similar to that of a parrot, ideal for cutting tough vegetation.

The Gallimimus was an omnivorous/herbivorous-light omnivorous dinosaur that lived about 70 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a slim, light body, similar to an ostrich, with long, swift legs.

It walked on two legs and could run very fast, up to approximately 60 km/h.

Its head was small, with a toothless beak and large eyes.

It measured around 6 meters long.

🔹 Nutrition

It was primarily herbivorous, but could eat small animals, insects, and eggs.

The Pachyrhinosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 70–66 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a large, wide, flat snout, instead of a long horn like other ceratopsians.

It had bony protrusions on its nose and forehead, which could be used for defense or to show dominance.

He had a large bony collar behind his head, like a shield.

It walked on all fours and was about 6 meters long.

🔹 Defense and behavior

It used its neck and protrusions to protect itself from predators.

It probably lived in groups, which helped it to defend itself better.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore, feeding on leaves, branches, and low-lying plants.

The Pachycephalosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 70–66 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

Its most famous feature was its thick, dome-shaped skull, up to 25 cm thick.

It walked on two legs, with a small and agile body.

It had a long, stiff tail that helped it maintain its balance.

It measured approximately 4–5 meters in length.

🔹 Defense and behavior

It probably used its skull to fight with others of its species, butting heads like some animals do today.

It lived in groups and was herbivorous, so it did not hunt.

🔹 Nutrition

It ate low-lying plants, leaves, and shoots.

It had small teeth for grinding vegetation.

The Lambeosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 76–75 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It walked mainly on two legs, but could also stand on all four.

It had a hollow crest on its head, which could be large and helmet-shaped or crescent-shaped.

Its body was elongated, with a long tail and a wide beak, similar to that of a duck.

It measured around 9–10 meters in length.

🔹 Function of the ridge

The crest was used to emit sounds and communicate with other Lambeosaurus.

It could also help to recognize members of its species and perhaps to regulate temperature.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore, eating leaves, branches, and low plants.

Its teeth were good at grinding vegetation.

The Maiasaura was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 76 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It walked on all fours, although it could also move on two.

It had a wide beak for cutting plants and a long tail for balance.

Its body was strong and of medium size, measuring about 9 meters long.

He didn't have a crest on his head.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and fed on leaves, branches, and plants.

🔹 Behavior and care of young

He is famous because he took care of his young.

The adults built nests, brought food to the babies, and protected them.

They lived in large groups, which helped with defense.

The Edmontosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 73–66 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a wide beak, similar to that of a duck, ideal for cutting plants.

It walked both on two legs and on four.

Its body was large and elongated, with a long, strong tail.

He didn't have a crest on his head.

It measured approximately 12 meters long.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and ate leaves, branches, aquatic plants and shrubs.

It had hundreds of teeth arranged in rows to grind vegetation.

The Iguanodon was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 125–110 million years ago, during the early Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It could walk on both two and four legs.

It had a large, strong body, with a long tail for balance.

His most famous feature was a thorn-shaped thumb, which he used to defend himself.

It had a beak for cutting plants and teeth for grinding them.

It was about 10 meters long.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and fed on leaves, branches, and plants.

The Ankylosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 68–66 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

His body was covered in very hard bony plates, like armor.

Its legs were short and strong, and it walked on all fours.

The head was low and wide, with a beak for cutting plants.

In its tail it had a large bone mace, its main weapon.

It measured around 6–7 meters long.

🔹 Defense

His armor protected him from bites.

It used its club-like tail to strike predators and break bones.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and ate low-lying plants such as ferns and shrubs.

The Corythosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 77–75 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

He had a large crest on his head, shaped similarly to a helmet.

It walked mainly on two legs, although it could also use all four.

It had a robust body, a long tail, and a wide beak, similar to that of a duck.

It measured approximately 9 meters long.

🔹 Function of the ridge

The crest probably served to emit sounds, communicate, and recognize one another.

It could also have been used to attract a mate or regulate temperature.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and fed on leaves, branches, and other plants.

It had many teeth lined up to grind vegetation.

The Parasaurolophus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 76–73 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period.

🔹 Physical appearance

He is famous for his large, long, curved crest on his head, which looked like a tube.

It walked mainly on two legs, although it could also use all four.

It had a strong body, a long tail, and a wide beak similar to that of a duck.

It measured around 9–10 meters in length.

🔹 What was the crest for?

It probably used it to make sounds, to communicate with others of its species.

It could also be used for recognition, attraction, or temperature regulation.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and ate leaves, branches, and plants.

Its teeth were arranged in rows to grind vegetation.

The Apatosaurus was a long-necked herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Jurassic period, about 155–150 million years ago.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had a very long neck and a long tail, which it used for balance and possibly for defense.

Its body was large and heavy, with strong, column-like legs.

The head was small in comparison to the rest of the body.

It could measure more than 20 meters long and weigh tens of tons.

🔹 Nutrition

It was a herbivore and fed on leaves and branches of tall trees.

Its teeth were simple, ideal for uprooting plants.

The Stegosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived about 155–150 million years ago, during the Jurassic period.

🔹 Physical appearance

It had two rows of large bony plates along its back. These plates served for defense, temperature regulation, or to make it appear larger to enemies.

His head was small, with a very small brain compared to his body.

It walked on all fours, its hind legs being longer than its front legs.

It had four long spikes on its tail, called thagomizer, which it used to defend itself.

It was about 9 meters long.

🔹 Nutrition

It was herbivorous and fed on low-lying plants such as ferns and shrubs.

It had a pickaxe for cutting plants.