I'm a Dinosaur

Baryonyx loves to bask and relax in the sun. Hailing from Spain and sporting a very catchy Spanish accent, he tells us all about his own species.

Find out about the Beipiaosaurus, a feathery dino who, unfortunately, cannot fly.

Apatosaurus is a large but friendly dinosaur who is 23m long. Allosaurus wants to eat him but Apatosaurus is good at playing tricks to survive.

The Brachiosaurus loves plants and grass. He is a very tall dinosaur who needs 200kg of food every day.

His name literally means "Tyrant Lizard King" and there is no doubt that he really is the king. Would you like to learn more about the Tyrannosaurus Rex? Things about his height, weight, teeth and diet?

Find out how the Afrovenator, or the 'African hunter', got his name.

Learn about the Diplodocus, a big dinosaur with a long neck and tail, who loves plants.

In the late cretaceous, period some of the most ferocious meat-eaters roamed the earth. Abelisaurus was one of them.

Compsonathus lived in the late Jurassic Period and was the first complete dinosaur fossil found. This tiny dinosaur is a very fast runner.

It's the late Jurrassic Period with erupting volcanoes and lush jungles everywhere. In this environment, we find the Elaphrosaurus. This particular carnivore is among the fastest Dinosaurs around. Watch him race the Brachiosaurus. Who do you think will win?

It's the mid-Jurassic period, 160 million years ago, and we notice the Eustreptospondylus, or "well-curved vertebrae", standing on the beach. One thing this particular type of dinosaur likes to do is dance, and they're very good at it.

It's the cretaceous period; take a look at this truly fascinating dinosaur known as Corythosaurus, or "Helmet Lizard". This name comes from the crest that is situated on the head of this dino. They can make some amazing sounds through this crest.

The Daspletosaurus talks about its characteristics, habits and habitat.

Argentinosaurus is a large herbivore found in Argentina in South America. This huge plant eater needs nearly 45 kgs of food a day. That is understandable, considering a full grown Argentinosaurus weighs about 70 metric tonnes and is 23 meters long.

It's the early cretaceous period, over a hundred and thirty million years ago, in what is now known as Great Britain. It is here that the Eotyrannus, or "early tyrant lizard", is hunting the mighty Compsognathus.

Welcome to the late cretaceous period in Mongolia. Meet Gallimimus, a two-legged Dinosaur who is perched on her eggs. Do you know what Gallimimus means? It means "chicken mimic". Funny, isn't it? Gallimimus doesn't look anything like a chicken and is, in fact, much bigger than a chicken.

The Velociraptor has a feathered stiff tail and the famous Veloci-stance with its two large clawed hands held in front. This two-toed canivore is among the fastest runners among dinosaurs, but not among the largest.

Welcome to the late cretaceous period in what is now called Madagascar and meet the "vicious lizard", or Masiakasaurus. This particular theropod feeds on fish and insects.

It's the Ice Age, where the entire planet is covered with ice. And look, it's a Woolly Mammoth and he's lost his herd.

The stegosaurus talks about its characteristics, habits and habitat.

Sinosauropteryx is one of the first bird-like dinosaurs from 130 million years ago. Found in what is now known as China, this particular dinosaur has small feathers, but cannot fly.

Meet the armour-plated Pinacosaurus in the late cretaceous period, 78 million years ago. This particular dinosaur is an Ankylosaurus, as reflected in their armour plating.

Meet one the earliest meat-eating dinosaurs, called "saltopus" or "hopping foot". This early theropod lived in the early Triassic period, 223 million years ago, in what is now know as Scotland.

Ultrasaurus - The Super Big Ultra Cool Dinosaur.

The Plesiosaurus is not really a dinosaur, but a sea reptile.