DC - When Dinosaurs Roamed America Pt.6

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Transport yourself back to the time when dinosaurs inhabited our continent -- and relive a fascinating 150 million years of evolution! Using state-of-the-art computer animation paired with live-action backgrounds, When Dinosaurs Roamed America incorporates the latest scientific findings to show you how dinosaurs lived and died right in our own backyard. For the first time, you'll actually be transported inside these giant creatures, thanks to a zoom effect that reveals the latest information known about their anatomy and physiology. You'll feel as if you're running, flying and hunting with the dinosaurs through unique panoramic scenes of the continent's prehistoric past. On your adventure, you'll learn about the dinosaurs that lived in all areas of North America: from the Northeastern U.S. Coast, where dinosaurs lived on the shores of freshwater lakes, to Western Colorado and Eastern Utah, home to the heavily armored Stegosaurus and big, powerful flesh eaters. It's the American story all over again: immigrants arrive and prosper, different groups mingle in a changing landscape -- sometimes in harmony, sometimes in predatory combat. And with every generation, the kids get bigger . . . and bigger . . . and BIGGER!

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• dinosaurs
• education
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• roamed
• america
• the
• earth
• discovery
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[Tyler3967]

This therozinosaur in North America is actually called "Nothronychus". Pretty amazing. Isn't it? :)

[HoopsAndDinoMan]

Therozinosaurs rule! They're the coolest dinosaurs!

[elitegrunt1]

it was the smartest until troodon was discoverd

[lollolipop11]

they should make a when dinosaurs roamed asia movie!

[cleba76]

@HoopsAndDinoMan No spino does! they are the coolest!

[101webkinzrule]

@NavySeal159 haha!! so true

[NavySeal159]

Those can't be American Dinosaurs! They're not fat enough!

[sgreenden]

@ThePhantomThylacine yes

[20thCenturyMeerkat]

i love this because everyone talks about late cretaceous america, t.rex and all that overused business...they don't appreciate the variety of fascinating dinosaurs and creatures that were dominant just 30 million years earlier!

[ThePhantomThylacine]

@sgreenden like the fluffy down feathers birds have?

[joeylo1]

raptors skull looks like t rexs skull

[HateJBieb1]

I live in New Mexico!