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Kids
How do you speak dinosaur? And what did they really sound like? We've been pondering just the same question.
In any movie you watch, dinosaurs ROAR, right? But what if their roar sounded like an owl's twit-twoo? Would we still view these creatures in the same way?
Turns out, birds are direct descendents of the same group of dinosaurs as the mighty T-Rex. Millions of years ago, birds had actually already evolved from dinosaurs! So why did dinosaurs make such an almighty 'roar' noise? What does the noise have in common with a bird's call? Speaking 'dinosaur' isn't quite what you may think.
Find out the answers to these head-scratching questions and learn how to speak dinosaur language (kind of) below with our downloadable worksheet! You can also colour in your own dinosaurs with our fun activity below.
Did you enjoy that dinosaur game? We also can teach you how to build a homemade rocket to impress your friends, how to see like an animal in your own home and much more. Unlock your inner scientist with #GetOutThere on BBC Earth Kids YouTube…
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