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  • (#14) 'Nigersaurus' Had More Than 500 Teeth

    From Redditor u/aleowk:

    TIL that the Nigersaurus had  more than 500 teeth: 50 columns with nine replacement teeth behind them. The front ones would be worn out in just a month [14 days], making the Nigersaurus the fastest teeth-replacing dinosaur.

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  • (#2) Pterosaurs (Such As Pterodactyls And Pteranodons) Are Not Dinosaurs

    From Redditor u/orangebob999:

    TIL Pterodactyls were not dinosaurs; they were just flying reptiles that hung out with dinos.

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  • (#4) Brontosaurus Was First Classified As Its Own Genus, Then A Species Of Apatosaurus, And Is Now A Separate Genus Again

    From Redditor u/marmorset:

    TIL that the Brontosaurus was [initially established as its own genus in 1879], then considered a species of Apatosaurus, a previously discovered dinosaur, and it should have had that name. Now it's been discovered that they actually are two separate animals, and the Brontosaurus exists again.

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  • (#8) The 'Bone Wars' Was A Wild Rivalry Between Two Paleontologists In The 19th Century

    From Redditor u/derstherower:

    TIL of the Bone Wars. In the late 1800s, two rival paleontologists sought to disgrace each other, resorting to bribery, theft, attempts to cut off funding, and destruction of bones. Both paleontologists were ruined financially, but their efforts led to the discovery of many new species of dinosaurs.

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  • (#6) The Head Of A Tiny Dinosaur Has Been Preserved In Amber For 100 Million Years

    From a Redditor:

    TIL the head of a tiny dinosaur that lived nearly 100 million years ago was found trapped in amber. The head of Oculudentavis khaungraae ("eye-tooth bird") is 14mm long, with large eye sockets like modern lizards, and upper and lower jaws full of sharp teeth.

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  • (#5) It Is Now Believed That Most Dinosaurs Had Some Type Of Feathers

    From Redditor u/geuis:

    TIL almost all dinosaurs probably had feathers.

    From Redditor u/InfinitelyThirsting:

    TIL that dinosaur feathers aren't just visually apparent in fossils, but have actually been found preserved in amber.

    From Redditor u/Mycatissnootsy:

    TIL T. rex babies were fluffy.

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Most people know that the world experienced a mass extinction about 66 million years ago, and the dinosaurs became extinct at the end of the Cretaceous. There are intense discussions about the reasons for the extinction of dinosaurs. The most common theory is that an asteroid hit the earth. This conclusion is strongly supported by various pieces of evidence. However, some people insist that dinosaurs are not extinct, but have evolved and changed in many ways.

Human beings are addicted to the research of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals for many years. Some new discoveries and scientific research have given people new inspirations in recent decades. Some theories may sound a bit crazy, the random tool explained 15 fascinating facts about dinosaurs that most people may not know.

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