Dinosaurs Word Search Puzzle 13

FOSSIL: The remains or imprints of ancient plants and animals preserved in rocks.

CLAW: A curved, sharp nail on an animal's foot or hand used for grabbing, climbing, or fighting.

SCALES: Small, hard overlapping plates that cover and protect the skin of reptiles, fish, and dinosaurs.

TRACK: A footprint or trail left behind by an animal, sometimes preserved as fossils in rocks.

HERBIVORE: An animal that eats only plants, like Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and Brachiosaurus.

JAW: The bones that hold teeth and move when you open and close your mouth to eat.

TRICERA: Short for Triceratops, a plant-eating dinosaur with three horns and a large bony frill around its neck.

LIZARD: A reptile with scaly skin. Dinosaurs were reptiles too, but different from modern lizards.

TAIL: The back part of an animal's body that extends from the spine, used for balance or defense.