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Dinosaurs
Dinosaur Fact Sheet

http://www.slsc.org/docs/mod3/mod3_2/mod3_22/ep2538g.htm

The St. Louis Science Center maintains this site filled with great graphics and easy-to-understand information on the amazing dinosaurs. Fun for both children and adults.

Dinosaurs On-Line

http://www.dinasauria.com

Children and adults will enjoy visiting the picture gallery and exploring the journal of links to articles on paleontology. This site also features a dictionary of translation and pronunciation as well as maps of the ancient world. HotLinks to other related sites are also available.

Dinofest 98: The Worlds Fair of Dinosaurs

http://www.dinofest.org/

The show will feature exhibits by leading scientists, educators, and paleontologists, artwork, and live and fossil plants. The exhibit is the third of its kind in the United States and is sponsored by the Academy of Natural Science in Philadelphia.

IPL Dr. Internet Dinosaurs

http://ipl.sils.umich.edu/youth/DrInternet/Dinosaurs.html

Take a narrated tour of the dinosaurs in the Hawaii exhibit and see a baby Hypselosaurus hatch out of its shell. Then skip over to the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago and view the ancient birds and dinosaurs featured in the Life Over Time exhibit. Both of these sites also provide links to other dinosaur exhibits and information.

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The Lost World of Dinosaurs

http://www.id.iit.edu/~doe/alphadmo_07a/dinosaur.html

High school students in Bellevue, Washington maintain this bulletin board for elementary students to post messages, ask questions, or make comments on any topic dealing with dinosaurs. Students are also asked to make submissions to the newsletter Prehistoric Post. In addition, there is an online dictionary of all the terms used on the website, and links to additional dinosaur sites.

Royal Turrell Museum Main Page

http://tyrell/.magtech.ab.ca/

The Royal Turrell Museum is devoted entirely to paleontology. View the Dinosaur Hall with murals and models of these mammoth creatures. Alongside the close-up photos of each display is a brief description of the dinosaur featured.

Yahoo!-Science and Oddities: Dinosaurs

http://www.yahooligans.com/Science_and_Oddities/Dinosaurs

An audio Dinosaur Dictionary is features here with pronunciations of the names of all the dinosaurs. You can also view QuickTime video clips from Jurassic Park and the Lost World. Link to dinosaur exhibits at several museums and an online magazine for children.

The Dodo never had a chance. He seems to have been invented for the sole purpose of becoming extinct and that was all he was good for.

—Will Cuppy