Herbivore Dinosaur Facts

The video explores five facts about herbivore dinosaurs, highlighting that 65% of dinosaurs were plant-eaters. It discusses their adaptations, such as flat teeth for grinding plants, and how scientists determine their diets using fossils and coprolites. The video also covers specific herbivores like Stegosaurus, known for its scales and cheek pouches, and Triceratops, which may have been covered in hair. The tutorial concludes with a farewell message.

What percentage of dinosaurs were herbivores?

• 75%

• 25%

• 35%

• 65%

How were herbivore dinosaurs' teeth adapted for their diet?

• They were sharper for cutting meat.

• They were smaller for eating insects.

• They were flatter for grinding plants.

• They were longer for reaching high branches.

What is the scientific term for fossilized dinosaur droppings?

• Excrementite

• Dinoite

• Coprolite

• Fossilite

What unique feature did Stegosaurus have in its cheeks?

• Sharp teeth for cutting meat

• Pouches for storing plants

• Feathers for warmth

• Horns for defense

What recent discovery has been made about Triceratops?

• They had no horns.

• They could fly.

• They were covered in hair.

• They lived underwater.