Can anyone help me with identifying these dinosaurs for my 2-year-old, who puts these puzzles together and then begs me to tell him their names?

Can anyone help me with identifying these dinosaurs for my 2-year-old, who puts these puzzles together and then begs me to tell him their names?

Posted Jun 17, 2020, 9:56 PM UTC

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trex53096•

A bit of a guess on some due to the cartoonish features but from the most popular and likely I would say:

  1. Pachycepholasaurus
  2. Corythosaur
  3. Braciosaurus
  4. Apatasaurus/Brontosaurus
  5. Pteranodon
  6. Tyrannosaurus Rex (tho too many fingers XD)
  7. Triceratops - Best Dinosaur
  8. Parasaurolophus
  9. Stegosaurus
  10. Allosaurus
  11. Pterodactyl
  12. Ankylosaurus
  13. Spinosaurus
  14. Plesiosaur
  15. Ichthyosaur
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FlyByNightNightOP•

Thank you so incredibly much! You’ve made my day!

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trex53096•

Anything for a little dino lover (my office is triceratops themed so dont be afraid to encourage the little person!)

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woodforbrains•

She he/she's ready, feel free to graduate them to more realistic depictions and scientific names! The names sound complex because we adults think they are, but any 2yo can cycle through a big list of them if they repeat them enough. This one is good, and all the Safari toys are great for scientific accuracy.

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ItzMeDB•

My goodness I never thought of this, but I guess it kinda goes with how learning languages at a young age is easier, as the brain is more open to learning tons of potentially complex this

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lukee2410•

But why does the Parasaurolophus have fangs. Has it evolved to be carnivorous or something lol

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