I Know Dino

Curl up with Jakapil kaniukura this holiday season (or maybe admire from afar, since it was covered in osteoderms and not too cuddly). This small, armored dinosaur, whose name means “shield bearer,” had a crest on the bottom of its jaw, that made the jaw look deeper than it actually was.

Fighting Dinosaurs

A brachiosaurus broadcasts useful dino information across Pangea. This is my entry for the I Know Dino podcast art contest.

This is a fun little dinosaur design.

Retro love for the dinosaurs

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Parasaurolophus is one cool dinosaur. Aside from listening to podcasts, Parasaurolophus probably used its hollow crest to make low-frequency sounds. You can learn more on the I Know Dino podcast, "Parasaurolophus - Episode 33."

Allosaurus lives up to its name, "different reptile." This one, created by The Doodling Dino, likes to roar. You can learn more on the I Know Dino podcast, "Allosaurus - Episode 25."

Celebrating the recent discovery that spinosaurus was a swimming dinosaur

Gorgosaurus loves listening to podcasts, especially ones about dinosaurs! As a tyrannosaur, Gorgosaurus probably used its long legs to run after fast prey. You can learn all about Gorgosaurus on the I Know Dino podcast, "Gorgosaurus - Episode 121."

Allosaurus lives up to its name, "different reptile." This one, created by The Doodling Dino, likes to roar. You can learn more on the I Know Dino podcast, "Allosaurus - Episode 25."

Parasaurolophus is one cool dinosaur. Aside from listening to podcasts, Parasaurolophus probably used its hollow crest to make low-frequency sounds. You can learn more on the I Know Dino podcast, "Parasaurolophus - Episode 33."