DINOSAURS and Prehistoric Animals Sticker Art

"PTERANODON.Among the largest of the flying lizards (8 metre wing span), it had a long beak and a bony crest."

"DIMORPHODON. It was probably carnivorous and lived along the banks of water courses or on the coasts like the rhamphorhynchus." I remember thinking this little beauty was thoroughly wretched. I hated looking at, but I think its pretty cool now.

"TOROSAURUS. Another large herbivorous dinosaur, only the skull of which has been found. It may have been over 10 meters long."

This painting is magic. It really captured my imagination as a kid.

"BATTLE BETWEEN ICHTHYOSAURS AND ELASMOSAURS.The icthyosaurus which was similar to a dolphin in appearance, was one of the most feared marine reptiles; it had undoubtedly adopted the most favourable shape for moving in the water. The icthyosaurs, which were about 8 meters long and the owners of 200 very sharp teeth, could attack even the elasmosaurs successfully."

“ANATOSAURUS AND CORYTHOSAURUS. These dinosaurs are grazing quietly in a marshy area, hunting for the plants they eat. The anatosaurus is in the front of the picture, and corythosaurus is on the right. They were called ‘duck-billed’ dinosaurs because of the strange shape of their heads.”

"ELASMOSAURUS.A spectacular, aquatic reptile with a snake-like neck. Its spinal column had a good 76 vertebrae."

"MESOSAURUS.Regarded as the most ancient fresh water reptile; it was about 90cm long. It had incredible amount of teeth."

"PLEISOSAURUS.This pirate creature, which was about 5 meters long, preyed on fish, shell fish and reptiles. It had a powerful mouth."

"PARASAUROLOPHUS. Webbed toes and above all, a strange hollow crest made this dinosaur look like something from outer space."

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"Cervalces.The enormous antlers helped to protect it against large members of the cat family."

Part 2 "ANATOSAURUS AND CORYTHOSAURUS. These dinosaurs are grazing quietly in a marshy area, hunting for the plants they eat. The anatosaurus is in the front of the picture, and corythosaurus is on the right. They were called 'duck-billed' dinosaurs because of the strange shape of their heads."

"Archelon. Compare the fossil of this giant prehistoric turtle with a living example of our present-day turtle."