Statistics: Dinosaurs

Countries: Egypt, Morocco A semi-aquatic predator with a sail-like structure on its back, it likely hunted fish.

Countries: Netherlands, USA A massive marine reptile that dominated ancient seas.

Countries: USA, Canada One of the largest carnivores, it had a massive skull balanced by a long, heavy tail. Known as the "king of the dinosaurs."

Countries: USA, Canada A herbivore with three facial horns and a large frill. It likely used its horns for defense and display.

Countries: Argentina A carnivore with distinct horns above its eyes and a lightweight build for speed.

Therizinosaurus Countries: Mongolia A bizarre herbivore with long claws used for pulling down vegetation.

Countries: Argentina A massive predator, rivaling T. rex in size, with a slightly lighter build.

Countries: USA, Portugal A large theropod with sharp teeth, it was likely a top predator of its time.

Countries: Mongolia, China A small, fast predator with a sickle-shaped claw on each foot. It may have had feathers.

Countries: USA A swift predator with sharp claws, it may have hunted in packs.

Countries: USA, Canada Known as the "armored tank," its body was covered in bony plates, with a clubbed tail for defense.

Countries: China A small, feathered dinosaur capable of gliding between trees.

Countries: Germany A feathered dinosaur considered a transitional species between dinosaurs and birds.

Countries: Argentina One of the largest known dinosaurs, a long-necked herbivore.

Countries: USA, Canada A duck-billed dinosaur with a long, curved crest on its head, possibly used for communication.

Countries: USA, Tanzania, Algeria A long-necked herbivore that browsed treetops. Its front legs were longer than its back legs.

Countries: Canada An armored dinosaur similar to Ankylosaurus, with a clubbed tail for defense.

Countries: USA Known as the "good mother lizard" for its evidence of nesting and parental care.

Countries: USA, Portugal Recognized for its double row of bony plates along its back and spiked tail. A slow-moving herbivore.

Countries: Mongolia Once thought to steal eggs, it was later discovered to protect its own.

Countries: Antarctica A theropod with a distinctive crest, nicknamed the "Elvis dinosaur."

Countries: USA, Canada This herbivore had a thick, dome-shaped skull possibly used for head-butting or display.

Countries: USA A swift predator with sharp claws, it may have hunted in packs.

Countries: USA A large dromaeosaur with sickle claws, likely a swift and agile predator.

Countries: England, Belgium An early discovered herbivore with a thumb spike used for defense or breaking food.

Countries: Germany, France A small, chicken-sized carnivore that likely hunted lizards and small mammals.

Countries: Mongolia A fast, ostrich-like dinosaur with a toothless beak, likely an omnivore.

Countries: USA, Canada Known for its helmet-like crest, possibly used for sound resonance.

Countries: Mongolia A small herbivore with a frill and beak, considered an ancestor of larger ceratopsians.

Countries: Niger A herbivore with a sail-like structure on its back, possibly for thermoregulation.

Countries: USA, Canada A duck-billed dinosaur that lived in herds, grazing on plants.

Countries: USA, Zimbabwe A small, early theropod, likely fast and agile, feeding on small animals.