If a Corythosaurus lived in my town she could be a crossing guard 6
Dinosaur Factprint Corythosaurus ko-rith-oh-saw-rus was large colorful and crested She could walk upright on her long sturdy back legs At twice the height of a human adult she would be large enough to stop traffic and colorful enough to not need the neon vests that school crossing guards or road crews wear Corythosaurus’s snout was shaped like a duck’s bill and instead of regular teeth she had hundreds of little teeth inside of her cheeks to chew with
If a Rhamphorhynchus lived in my town Dinosaur Factprint Rhamphorhynchus ram-for-rink-us means beak snout He was a flying reptile His beak contained many sharp fang-like teeth that stuck out at an angle from his long narrow jaw Many squirming slithery fish could be easily caught or speared when this fish-hunter skimmed the surface of the water Scientists now think that Rhamphorhynchus might have had a throat pouch like a pelican for holding its prey we would catch the most fish
