Dinosaurs Word Search Puzzle 15

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

EGG: A hard shell that baby dinosaurs hatched from, just like birds and reptiles today.

MAMMOTH: A huge, hairy elephant relative with long curved tusks that lived during the Ice Age.

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

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

APATOSAUR: A giant, long-necked dinosaur that ate leaves from tall trees.

RAPTOR: A fast, clever meat-eating dinosaur with sharp claws on its feet, like Velociraptor.

DIPLOCUS: A very long plant-eating dinosaur with a long neck and whip-like tail, also called Diplodocus.

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