The brontosaurus had thirty-ton body and a two-ounce brain. The anatosaurus had two thousand teeth. Triceratops had a helmet of filled bone seven feet long. Tyrannosaurus rex had tiny arms and teeth like six-inch razors and it was elected President. It ate everything–dead meat, living meat, old bones–

John Updike
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It's hard to believe, but there was a time when all of these dinosaurs walked the earth. One of the most interesting facts about these prehistoric creatures is that they were all at one point alive and still are today. You may be surprised to know that the largest creature ever known was the brontosaurus, which size was comparable to an adult elephant. The brontosaurus had a thirty-ton body and a two-ounce brain.

The anatosaurus had two thousand teeth. Triceratops had a helmet of filled bone seven feet long. Tyrannosaurus rex had tiny arms and teeth like six-inch razors and it was elected President.

It ate everything—dead meat, living meat, old bones… (cont) (cont)

Source: The Centaur

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