Hold onto that pterosaur head crest!! It’s time for the Pteranodon to flap its massive wings and fly high into the next episode of the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast!! Even though this prehistoric creature is technically not a real dinosaur it still happens to be many people’s favorite, including my dino-mite wife Dinosaur Ranger Elace!!

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The Giganotosaurus has stormed into the Dinosaur Review for Kids Podcast!! Some say, Why do they always have to go bigger, but was the Giganotosaurus actually larger than the T.Rex or the Spinosaurus? Learn more about the Gigantic Southern Lizard on our next dinosaur review!!

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Let's grab our Iguanodon thumbs and plant a spring cycad garden! That's because this dinosaur species has a unique conical-like thumb claw. The Iguanodon which means "Iguana Tooth" was first thought to be a gigantic Iguana after they discovered its iguana-like teeth back in 1822. That's 200 years ago!!

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Welcome dinosaur detectives! It’s time for a prehistoric fossil mystery. Is the Nanotyrannus a real dinosaur species or is it simply just a juvenile T.Rex? Learn all about this small-tyrant and discover all the clues to this mysterious species they call the Nanotyrannus.

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Are you ready?! It's time for the 3rd Prehistoric Cage Match!! You're not going to want to miss this battle between the Megalosaurus and the Ankylosaurus! It's the first meat-eater vs plant-eater showdown on the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast. Find out who will become our next Dinosaur Champion of the World!! Listen Now!!

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Don't walk to far down the beach, because the Compsognathus are near! This species is also known as a Compy and were once the smallest dinosaurs of the Mesozoic Era. Believe it or not these chicken-sized dinosaurs are actually the largest dinosaur of their known habitat. Learn more about the compies and how they rate among the rest.

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Beware of the shoulder spikes!! This stegosaurid dinosaur might not be as big as the famous Stegosaurus, but it’s spikes are sure to impress. This herbivore dinosaur was covered in all kinds of plates and spikes from its neck all the way to the end of its tail. Where does this species score against the rest? Find out now!!

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Don't let the Oviraptor steal your Easter eggs... or did this dinosaur, whose name means "egg thief," even steal eggs? Find out as Dinosaur Ranger Anthony reviews this bird-like dinosaur that isn't even a real raptor. Listen now to find out why!

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Ride on your covered wagon or hop aboard the western railroad because this episode we are traveling west to the state of California. Not for gold, but for the dinosaur fossil called Augustynolophus. This hadrosaur type dinosaur was native to the golden state and sported a spike-like crest on top of its head. Find out where this species lands on the official fossil review!

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The early bird gets the worm or in the Quetzalcoatlus case, whenever it shows up!! This massive pterosaur is the largest known flying animal ever found and was named after the Aztec feathered god. How will this prehistoric flying reptile score amongst all the dinosaurs? Find out now!!

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