Dinosaur World – Set 1

Iguanodon

Our herbivore friend Iguanodon looks like a giant iguana, 10 meters long and weighing 3 tons. That’s why its name means iguana’s tooth. The pointed thumbs on its front feet distinguish it from other dinosaurs. The spines on their thumbs are very suitable for defense and leaf collection. When our monster friend wants to see better, he stands up on his hind legs. It can run easily on both two legs and four legs.

Brachiosaurus

Our big and elegant friend, Brachiosaurus, weighed as much as 9 elephants. Weighing 35 tons, it is the heaviest dinosaur discovered to date. Our friend’s head is very small compared to his body and his eyes are no bigger than yours. This giant monster gets all the nutrition it needs from plants. It takes hours every day to fill your stomach. Of course, too much green means more poop. Be careful where you step.

Triceratops

Our friend Triceratops, with its serrated head, has three dangerous horns. It physically resembles a modern-day rhinoceros, with a length of 9 meters and a weight of 10 tons. Despite its large and scary appearance, our friend is a herbivore, its conical, short (5-6 cm) but sharp teeth are well suited for cutting most fibrous plants. Just like sharks replace lost or broken teeth, our friend also has 800 teeth.

Stegosaurus

The name of our armored friend Stegosaurus means brick lizard. The signs resembling roof tiles on its back are as durable as tanks. On the other hand, our big friend has a brain the size of a walnut. However, do not think that he is not very smart compared to other dinosaurs, because our friend has a second brain in his hip that controls the lower part of his body.