Late Cretaceous
54 dinosaurs from this period.
Tyrannosaurus
The most famous theropod dinosaur and one of the largest land predators ever. Had the stro...
12.3m · 9tTriceratops
The iconic three-horned dinosaur. Its skull could reach 2.5 meters, one of the largest of ...
9m · 9tVelociraptor
Much smaller than depicted in Jurassic Park — about the size of a turkey. Had a distinctiv...
2.1m · 15kgSpinosaurus
The largest known carnivorous dinosaur, bigger than T. rex. Had a distinctive sail on its ...
14m · 7tAnkylosaurus
A living tank covered in bony armor plates and sporting a massive club tail. The tail club...
6.5m · 4tParasaurolophus
Famous for the long, curved crest on its head. The crest contained nasal passages that may...
10m · 3tCarnotaurus
Instantly recognizable by its two bull-like horns above the eyes. Had the shortest arms of...
7.5m · 2tPteranodon
Not technically a dinosaur, but a pterosaur — one of the largest flying reptiles. Wingspan...
7m · 25kgMosasaurus
A giant marine lizard, not a dinosaur. The apex predator of the Late Cretaceous seas. Coul...
17m · 15tTherizinosaurus
One of the strangest dinosaurs. A giant theropod that evolved to eat plants instead of mea...
10m · 5tOviraptor
Named egg thief because it was found on a nest of eggs assumed to be Protoceratops. Later ...
1.5m · 20kgPachycephalosaurus
The dome-headed dinosaur with a skull roof up to 25 cm thick of solid bone. Long thought t...
4.5m · 450kgArgentinosaurus
Possibly the largest land animal to ever walk the Earth, estimated at 35 meters long and 6...
35m · 65tGiganotosaurus
Slightly larger than T. rex and lived 30 million years earlier. Brain was smaller relative...
12.5m · 7tMaiasaura
The good mother lizard — named after fossil evidence of parental care. Nests found in colo...
9m · 3tStyracosaurus
A ceratopsian with a spectacular crown of 4-6 long spikes radiating from its frill, plus a...
5.5m · 3tTroodon
Often called the smartest dinosaur based on having the largest brain relative to body size...
2m · 50kgQuetzalcoatlus
The largest flying animal ever known with a 10-meter wingspan. A pterosaur, not a dinosaur...
10m · 200kgElasmosaurus
A plesiosaur with an impossibly long neck — 72 vertebrae, the most of any known animal. Th...
14m · 2tProtoceratops
A small early ceratopsian, about the size of a sheep. Famous for the Fighting Dinosaurs fo...
2.5m · 180kgKosmoceratops
Known for having the most ornate skull of any dinosaur. Had 15 horns and horn-like structu...
5m · 2tNodosaurus
A heavily armored nodosaurid. An incredibly well-preserved specimen found in Alberta in 20...
5.5m · 2tStygimoloch
A pachycephalosaur with a spiky dome. Some scientists argue it is actually a juvenile Pach...
3m · 40kgGallimimus
The largest known ornithomimid (ostrich dinosaur). Could run at speeds up to 50 km/h. Had ...
6m · 440kgAlbertosaurus
A close relative of Tyrannosaurus rex that lived in Canada several million years earlier. ...
9m · 2tAbelisaurus
Known mainly from a single well preserved skull found in 1985. Ornamental ridges above the...
8m · 2tCarcharodontosaurus
Named for teeth like those of a great shark, up to 20 cm long. Among the largest carnivoro...
12.5m · 7tCentrosaurus
A horned dinosaur known from bonebeds where thousands of individuals perished together, li...
5.5m · 2tChasmosaurus
A ceratopsian with a huge rectangular frill pierced by two large openings that lightened t...
4.5m · 2tCorythosaurus
A duck billed dinosaur with a helmet shaped crest holding looping nasal passages. Crest si...
9m · 3tDaspletosaurus
A heavily built tyrannosaurid that preceded T. rex and may lie near its ancestry. Skulls c...
9m · 3tDeinocheirus
For 50 years known only from a pair of 2.4 meter arms with huge claws that fueled monster ...
11m · 7tEdmontonia
A nodosaur with enormous backward sweeping shoulder spikes. The rest of the body wore a pa...
6.5m · 3tEdmontosaurus
One of the largest duck billed dinosaurs. A mummified specimen nicknamed Dakota preserved ...
12m · 4tEiniosaurus
A ceratopsian with a single forward curving nose horn often compared to a bottle opener. T...
4.5m · 1tEuoplocephalus
One of the best known armored dinosaurs with over 40 specimens including complete skeleton...
5.5m · 3tGigantoraptor
A colossal oviraptorosaur, dozens of times heavier than its closest known relatives. It st...
8m · 2tGorgosaurus
A lightly built tyrannosaurid, faster than its neighbor Daspletosaurus. Hundreds of specim...
8.5m · 3tHadrosaurus
The first dinosaur skeleton ever mounted for public display, unveiled in Philadelphia in 1...
8m · 3tLambeosaurus
A crested hadrosaur whose hatchet shaped crest projected forward from the skull. Looping n...
7.5m · 3tMapusaurus
A giant carcharodontosaurid found in a bonebed with at least seven individuals of differen...
11m · 6tOrnithomimus
An ostrich mimic with a toothless beak. Adults show quill knobs on the arms, and juveniles...
3.8m · 170kgPachyrhinosaurus
A horned dinosaur whose nose horn became a thick flattened bony boss. Herds of thousands m...
6m · 2tPanoplosaurus
A tank like nodosaur wrapped in bands of interlocking armor from neck to tail. Large spike...
5.5m · 2tPentaceratops
Holds one of the longest dinosaur skulls ever measured, nearly 3 meters including the fril...
6.5m · 3tSaichania
A Mongolian ankylosaur built for a harsh semi arid habitat. Elaborate nasal passages may h...
5.5m · 2tSaltasaurus
The first sauropod ever found with body armor, stunning scientists who thought only ankylo...
8.5m · 3tShantungosaurus
The largest duck billed dinosaur ever found, stretching past 15 meters, longer than a scho...
15m · 8tSinoceratops
The first big horned dinosaur discovered in China. Skin impressions on its frill are the f...
5.5m · 2tStegoceras
A small dome headed dinosaur with a skull roof of thick solid bone. Whether it butted head...
2.5m · 20kgStruthiomimus
An ostrich mimic immortalized in a famous early painting standing alert like a bird, radic...
4m · 170kgTarbosaurus
The Asian cousin of T. rex and the second largest tyrannosaurid. Its jaw locked more rigid...
11m · 5tTorosaurus
Bore one of the longest skulls of any land animal, nearly 3 meters with its immense frill....
8m · 5tZuniceratops
The oldest horned dinosaur in North America with true brow horns. Discovered by the young ...
3m · 200kg