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21/05/2026

Velociraptor World 😱🦖🔥

20/05/2026

Velociraptor has wings 🪽?🤔

Absolutely! According to modern paleontology, Velociraptors had wings and feathers, much like modern birds, rather than the scaley, lizard-like skin shown in the Jurassic Park movies.
The Scientific Evidence
True Bird-like Feathers: Their bodies were covered in feathers, and they possessed long, vaned feathers layered along their forelimbs, forming distinct wings.
The Quill K***s: In 2007, paleontologists discovered a Velociraptor forearm bone from Mongolia that contained quill k***s (small bumps along the bone). In modern birds, these k***s are exactly where flight feathers anchor to the bone, proving layout and presence of large feathers.
If they had wings, could they fly?
No, they could not fly. Their bodies were too heavy, and their arms were too short to generate lift. Instead, they used their wings for:
1 Balance: Flapping their wings helped them maintain balance while running fast or pinning down struggling prey.
2 Display: Colorful feathers on their heads and wings were likely used to attract mates or intimidate rivals.
3 Temperature Control: The feathers provided insulation to keep their bodies warm.

20/05/2026

T-Rex family 🦖🦖🦖

1. What we see in the video?
• The big one is an adult Tyrannosaurus rex (probably a female, as they were generally larger).
• The smaller ones are juveniles (young T-Rex). They are not tiny hatchlings — they look like 2–6 year old juveniles, already quite active and dangerous.
2. Scientific Facts about T-Rex Families
• Eggs & Hatchlings: T. rex laid about 10–20 eggs at a time in nests. Hatchlings were probably covered in downy feathers (fluffy like baby birds) and very small (about the size of a turkey).
• Parental Care: There is no direct fossil evidence (like a T. rex parent found sitting on a nest with babies). However:
• Their closest living relatives (birds and crocodiles) both show parental care.
• Scientists believe T. rex likely protected their young for at least the first few months or years.
• They may have brought food (regurgitated meat or small pieces of prey) to the nest.
• Juvenile Stage: Young T-Rex grew extremely fast. Between ages 10–20 they had a huge growth spurt, going from slender, fast runners to massive bone-crushing adults. Juveniles had longer arms relative to body size and were more agile.
• Family Structure:
• Probably not permanent family groups like mammals.
• More likely the parents guarded the babies for a while, then the young gradually became independent.
• Some evidence suggests T. rex might have lived in small loose groups or that juveniles stayed together for safety (“teen gangs”).
• Growth & Survival: Most baby T. rex probably died young (high infant mortality). Only the strongest survived to adulthood. A full-grown T. rex could live 20–30+ years.

19/05/2026

T-Rex legend 🦖🔥

18/05/2026

Stuck with T-Rex 🦖

18/05/2026

Trapped at Jurassic Dawn😱🦖

17/05/2026

T-Rex 🦖😳

15/05/2026

Nagatitan 🦕🔥 It’s the largest dinosaur ever found in Southeast Asia.

15/05/2026

Nagatitan 🦕😱
The largest dinosaur ever discovered in Southeast Asia.

Special / Distinctive Features of Nagatitan
1. Largest Dinosaur Ever Found in Southeast Asia
• Length: approximately 27 meters (89 feet).
• Weight: 25–28 tonnes (equivalent to about 9 adult Asian elephants).
• It is currently the biggest dinosaur discovered in the whole Southeast Asia region.

2. Unique Anatomical Features (Autapomorphies)
Scientists identified two features that are unique to Nagatitan and not found in any other known :
• A triangular hyposphene on the middle dorsal vertebrae that becomes a straight ridge toward the rear.
• Triangular anterior aliform processes (wing-like projections) on the rear dorsal vertebrae — this shape has never been seen.
3. Other Notable Characteristics
• Highly complex vertebrae with many air pockets (pneumatic structures) and thin bony laminae, which made its huge body relatively lighter.
• Oval-shaped and slender humerus (upper arm bone) with a distinctive rounded ridge.
• Special flange-like structure on the femur (thigh bone).
• It belongs to the Euhelopodidae family — a group of sauropods that was mainly found in Asia.
4. Lifestyle
• Herbivore (plant-eater), specifically a bulk browser — it used its long neck to reach and eat leaves and branches high up in trees (especially conifers).
• Lived during the Early Cretaceous period (about 100–120 million years ago) in a riverine and floodplain environment.

13/05/2026

The interest part of 9 Dino. 🦕

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