This guide to Ceratopsian dinosaurs will help you to understand these magnificent creatures. Though there was quite a variance of species within this group, many details encompass all species of Ceratopsidae. These horned animals were a prominent part of dinosaur history. Help to further your understanding of their defining characteristics and features by reading ahead. Characteristics…
Though the end of the Permian Period brought about the biggest mass extinction on Earth, it also fostered animals like the Dimetrodon. This creature was a reptile-like mammal with a large sail on its back. Before the animals died off, they began to adapt and change into what seemed to be a result of the…
Velociraptors flourished in the Cretaceous Period, which is the last period of the Mesozoic Era. They are believed to have existed for over 70 million years. They had many defining features that helped scientists identify what Velociraptors actually looked like. Continue reading to learn more! Appearance and Physical Capabilities They were bipedal animals, meaning they…
The Mesozoic Era—the age of dinosaurs. Understanding the beginning and the end of the dinosaurs’ reign can be explained with a brief history lesson. Perhaps your child just learned a bit about prehistoric times in school. Maybe you want to understand what dinosaurs were actually like, rather than just relying on your knowledge from The…
Selecting art supplies for your child can be overwhelming. When you do finally choose to embark on the journey of getting your child set up to make art, you may find yourself standing in the aisles of the hobby store staring at paintbrushes, canvases, medium types, and more. The longer you look at the stuff,…
The BotM Ceratopsians test shots for Wave 1 are here! …though they are not the ones that I teased previously. These are unpainted obviously as the factory wanted to keep the primered test shots for creating the deco samples. They did however send me a primed Triceratops as an example of one with paint, but…
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