Dinopedia™
A Living World of Dinosaur Knowledge
Dinopedia is the knowledge engine of Dinosaur Encounter.
More than a companion feature, it is a growing learning universe that extends the visitor experience beyond the physical park. Through species profiles, prehistoric facts, educational storytelling, fossil references, interactive knowledge layers, and future learning tools, Dinopedia helps visitors continue their journey of discovery wherever they are.
It is built to grow over time - just like the Dinosaur Encounter IP itself. As new discoveries emerge and content continues to evolve, Dinopedia allows us to keep enriching the learning journey for children, parents, schools, and curious minds of all ages.
Dinopedia turns every dinosaur encounter into a doorway to deeper understanding.
More than a companion feature, it is a growing learning universe that extends the visitor experience beyond the physical park. Through species profiles, prehistoric facts, educational storytelling, fossil references, interactive knowledge layers, and future learning tools, Dinopedia helps visitors continue their journey of discovery wherever they are.
It is built to grow over time - just like the Dinosaur Encounter IP itself. As new discoveries emerge and content continues to evolve, Dinopedia allows us to keep enriching the learning journey for children, parents, schools, and curious minds of all ages.
Dinopedia turns every dinosaur encounter into a doorway to deeper understanding.
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Species
3
Eras
5
Location
Geological Time
TRIASSIC
252–201 MYA
JURASSIC
201–145 MYA
CRETACEOUS
252–201 MYA
BROWSE BY ERA
BROWSE BY DIET
BROWSE BY SIZE
BROWSE BY CONTINENT
Styracosaurus
Meaning: Spiked lizard. Had four to six long parietal spikes extending from neck frill.
LENGTH
5.5m
WEIGHT
2.7T
HEIGHT
1.8m
Triceratops
Meaning: Three-horned face. Bearing a large bony frill and three horns on the skull.
LENGTH
9m
WEIGHT
12T
HEIGHT
3m
Protoceratops
Meaning: First horned face. Quadrupedal with distinctive neck frill.
LENGTH
2m
WEIGHT
0.18T
HEIGHT
0.6m
Psittacosaurus
Meaning: Parrot lizard. Obligate bipeds with robust parrot-like beak.
LENGTH
2m
WEIGHT
0.02T
HEIGHT
0.7m
Bagaceratops
Meaning: Small horned face. Fairly primitive anatomy with small body size.
LENGTH
1.5m
WEIGHT
0.05T
HEIGHT
0.5m
Archaeoceratops
Meaning: Ancient horned face. Bipedal with parrot-like beak, no horns.
LENGTH
1m
WEIGHT
0.02T
HEIGHT
0.4m
Microceratus
Meaning: Small horned. Smallest ceratopsian dinosaur.
LENGTH
0.8m
WEIGHT
0.01T
HEIGHT
0.3m
Tuojiangosaurus
Meaning: Tuo River lizard. Two rows of pointed plates along spine.
LENGTH
7m
WEIGHT
2.8T
HEIGHT
2m
Stegosaurus
Meaning: Roof lizard. Two rows of shingle-like armors along back bones, tail tipped with spikes.
LENGTH
9m
WEIGHT
5T
HEIGHT
4m
Kentrosaurus
Meaning: Sharp point lizard. Could swing tail spikes with skull-cracking speed.
LENGTH
5m
WEIGHT
1T
HEIGHT
1.5m