Make and name your own dinosaur species. This dinosaur games lets you change the way your dinosaur looks.
Review and memorize all the dinosaurs, or create a customized list of terrible lizards to study. This is a great tool for teachers, parents, and most of all, for kids.
The dinosaur version of the classic memory game. Match dinosaur pairs to win. Learn to Recognize Dinosaur Shapes And Sizes.
Learn about dinosaurs while mutating how they looked. You can mutate a dinosaur to create a new one.
Match dinosaurs with their shadows. Learn the names of a few of the most popular dinosaurs. This is a great game for Junior Dinosaur Explorers.
Want to learn about dinosaur types and how they are classified? This engaging game captures children's attention, while reinforcing dino concepts.
A great way to learn and review dinosaur names. This challenging version of the classic hangman game will stretch you dinosaur knowledge.
Paint and print out a dinosaur masterpiece with our Dinosaur Painter.
Hylaeosaurus
About
Hylaeosaurus
Hylaeosaurus is an important dinosaur in the history of dinosauria. This animal was first discovered in 1833 by Gideon Mantell. At this time, the term dinosaur had not yet been coined. In 1841 Richard Owen grouped Hylaeosaurus along with two other 'terrible lizards' calling them dinosaurs. Thus Hylaeosaurus is one of the three original dinosaurs.
Most of what we know about Hylaeosaurus comes from a fossil discovered in southern England. This fossil is still embedded in solid rock, and as a result is difficult to piece together. As a result, much of what we believe about Hylaeosaurus is actually borrowed from its close relatives such as Polacanthus.
Hylaeosaurus was likely a solitary animal, not living in herds. It foraged through the underbrush in search of plant life that it could eat.
