I WONDER - How Big Was The Diplodocus?

The Diplodocus was a massive sauropod dinosaur from the Late Jurassic period, living around 155 to 145 million years ago. It was one of the longest and heaviest dinosaurs, reaching over 90 feet in length. Its name, Diplodocus, meaning 'double beam', refers to its unique Chevron bones under its tail.

During which geological period did the Diplodocus live?

• Triassic

• Permian

• Cretaceous

• Jurassic

How long could an adult Diplodocus grow?

• Over 70 feet

• Over 50 feet

• Over 110 feet

• Over 90 feet

What makes Diplodocus one of the most significant dinosaurs discovered?

• Its colorful skin

• Its massive size and weight

• Its sharp teeth

• Its ability to fly

What does the name 'Diplodocus' refer to?

• Its sharp claws

• Its large feet

• Its double beam-shaped bones

• Its long neck

Where are the unique Chevron bones of the Diplodocus located?

• In its skull

• In its legs

• Under its tail

• Under its neck