108 - Chasmosaurus (The Smaller Ceratopsian)

Carnotaurus is easily one of the most recognized carnivores in the dinosaur kingdom. It's large horns made it appear as a terrifying predator. Support the show

30 Maalis 20211h 1min

Dinosaur George answers questions that have been submitted by the listeners. We also tricked him into answering some "Who Would Win" questions!!!! Support the show

22 Maalis 20211h 2min

Styracosaurus is easily recognized by the large spikes on it's frill and the huge horn on its nose. Related to Triceratops, but much smaller, this herbivore is a fan favorite! Support the show

16 Maalis 20211h 26min

Considered one of the largest members of the "raptor" family, Utahraptor was the deadliest predator of its domain. Support the show

4 Maalis 20211h 22min

Dimetrodon is often mistaken as a dinosaur, but it's actually more closely related to mammals! Go back to the Permian Era and learn about this predatory creature. Support the show

1 Maalis 20211h 22min

It's not a crocodile. It's not a dinosaur. Then what is it? Smilosuchus was an amazing predator that belonged to a group of animals called Phytosaurs. This massive creature was one of the top predators of its time. In this podcast you'll learn all about Smilosuchus. And you'll learn that there was nothing to smile about if you ever met one. Support the show

22 Helmi 20211h 21min

Before there was Tyrannosaurus, there was Acrocanthosaurus! This huge predator was the largest carnivore in its domain. With a massive body and powerful jaws, it terrorized herbivore in the Early Cretaceous period of North America. Support the show

18 Helmi 202144min

At nearly 30 feet in length, and weighing in at 1 ton, Baryonyx was a force to recon with. But was it a dinosaur killer, or did it eat something much smaller? You'll learn amazing facts about this popular dinosaur in this podcast episode. Dinosaur George answers questions submitted by the listeners, and then judges some Who Would Win segments! Support the show

10 Helmi 202148min