Dinosaur Riddles for Fossil Hunters

I’m a giant with teeth like a saw. My thunderous roar inspired awe.

I spread two wings with leathery span. I soar the skies though I’m not a man.

I wield three horns and a ruffled frill. Herbivore armor on a hill.

I sweep the ground with a spiky tail. Swing it once and predators bail.

I’m a long-necked grazer reaching the trees. My towering height sways in the breeze.

I leave giant prints in ancient clay. Measure my stride to guess my day.

I’m an amber trap with secrets inside. Study my insect and time will glide.

I’m a scientist with brushes and picks. Digging up history brick by brick.

I hatch from eggs in nests of stone. Protect my clutch till they’re full-grown.

I’m a meteor flash that changed it all. After my fall, the giants took a fall.

I’m a museum hall with towering bones. Walk beneath me and hear the tones.

I’m a feathered cousin racing on two. Small but swift when danger blew.

I crunch on ferns with a duck-like bill. My herds stampede across the hill.

I’m a layer of rock stacked through time. Read me like chapters in history’s rhyme.

I’m the era where reptiles were kings. Study my timeline for ancient things.