The Dinosaur Review for Kids Podcast

Everything is bigger in Texas... even the Sauropods. Our next genus, the Alamosaurus, could grow to nearly 100 feet in length making it one of the largest dinosaurs who roamed North America. It's even bigger than the old spanish mission in San Antonio, whom most people think is how this dinosaur received its name. Grab your gear & let's head on inside... the Alamo!!

Are you ready to go back in time? Then let’s jump into our next episode & set our time machines back 164 million years ago. This is where we’ll find an Iguanodon-like dinosaur named the Callovosaurus. Now please be sure to buckle-up & hold on tight, because this Jurassic Period Time Machine is going to take us on a rocky adventure!!

The Story of Santa Claws There once was a dinosaur that lived in the north, Its body was long as it continued to stomp forth; Now this dinosaur was covered in feathers, but only wished to wear warm Christmas sweaters; Then one winter’s day as its teeth began to chatter, it lifted its claws, but saw the herbivores scatter; The ‘polar bear lizard’ was now all alone, but all it wanted to do was give...

Do you know the most famous prehistoric reindeer of all? It’s Nyctosaurus the Red Beaked Pterosaur!! This prehistoric flying reptile even supported an odd “L” shaped antler-like head crest on top of its head. Learn all about this Rudolph of the Cretaceous Period as we prepare to load Santa Claws’ sleigh for Christmas Eve night!!

It’s time to put the fossil, I mean star, on top of the Ceratopsian frill!! This dinosaur genus known as the “Ornament Horned Face” is decorated with the most horns of any dinosaurs, but even though it has 15 horns they might have only been for display rather than to fight off carnivores. Let’s string up our lights and hang up our ornaments as we find out where this Christmas tree-like dinosaur wi...

It's almost time to cook, I mean review, our Thanksgiving Day Raptor!! I'll take mine with a side of mashed potatoes. This dromaeosaurid type dinosaur was named after Native Americans, just like the ones who shared the very first harvest feast with the Pilgrims 401 years ago. Learn all about the Dineobellator & its similarities with a barnyard turkey. Gobble Now!!

Pee-You!! Do you smell that? It's not me, it's the Ceratosaurus number two. This meat-eating dinosaur rocked a cool horn & four fingered claws, but it still went to the bathroom just like you & me. These prehistoric dinosaur droppings are known as a trace fossil we call coprolite. Grab your air freshener & sit back for another stinky review!!

Pizza, pasta, & the Tethyshadros!! This hadrosaur type dinosaur was found in the boot-shaped country of Italy, but it doesn't have a normal duckbill. Instead, it has a rigid snowplow-like beak. Learn all of the ingredients to Ranger Anthony's secret spaghetti recipe & find out the fossil score of this "Hadrosaur from Tethys." It's going to be delizioso!!

It's time for the 5th Prehistoric Cage Match. Today's episode is at Ampelo's Pumpkin Patch & Cycad Orchard. This Halloween themed cage match is sure to be filled with plenty of tricks & treats, but make sure to leave the pumpkin smashing to the dinosaurs!! Listen now to find out who will be named the pumpkin king!! *No pumpkins were harmed in the making of this podcast!!

It’s time to ring the Cretaceous Bells & release the Diabloceratops from within the gates of the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast. This ceratopsian is known as the “devil-horned face” & is sure to frighten even the toughest Jack-o-Lanterns that light up Halloween night. Join Anthony the Mad Pumpkintologist as he reviews this 5 horned herbivore & discusses the Science of Pumpkintology!!

All you need is a few spells & a little hocus pocus to bring this witch-like dinosaur back to life!! The Deinocheirus might not have used its "horrible hands" to ride a broom, but they were definitely a mystery to paleontologists for almost fifty years. All it took was a glass slipper... I mean a toe fossil to unlock all the clues about this theropod dinosaur. Learn all about this strange species...

Are you ready to hunt for a vampire-like pterosaur inside of Rhamphorhynchus' Castle?! If so then grab your garlic & your Spinosaurus tooth because it's time to go inside!! This species known as 'Dracula of the Jurassic' had 34 needle-like teeth & a diamond tipped tail. Learn all about this prehistoric flying reptile as Dinosaur Ranger Anthony takes you on a tour inside the castle!!

It's time to climb down into our chute & mount the bull for today's Dinosaur Review for Kids Rodeo!! This bucking Carnotaurus, known as the "Meat-Eating Bull," is going to give us a ride of a lifetime. Find out if this horned theropod can score higher than an 8.0 to qualify for the next round. Hold on tight to your rope, it's going to be a rough ride.

It's time for the most important meal of the day, breakfast! Do you love waffles smothered in peanut butter & maple syrup?! This dinosaur might just be all of those & so much more. The Paraseggosaurus is the first hybrid species on the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast. Grab your cereal & learn all about this part Parasaurolophus & part Stegosaurus, but with a breakfast twist. Mmm!!

Grab your gear & jump into your coal car because it's time to go down into the Lost Fossil Mine. Our next dinosaur species is a very small ankylosaurid with a very unique tail like no one other. Learn all about the Stegouros & it's Aztec-like war club as we dig for coal together!!

Crickey!! Are you surprised to see an ancient crocodilian on the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast? You shouldn't be! It's time to unearth your inner crocodile hunter as we dive into one of the biggest crocodiles, the Sarcosuchus. Grab your nets, your bait, & your official Dinosaur Review for Kids scorecard because it's time to go crocodile reviewing. This episode is dedicated to the one and only S...

This episode is all about another "Le Sauropode" as we would say in French language. This long neck dinosaur was covered in all kinds of osteoderms, somewhat like an Ankylosaurus. At first glance you would think it's just a Jurassic World hybrid, but this is no joke. Learn all about the Ampelosaurus & hear it sing Happy Birthday to a special Dinosaur Ranger!!

This spinosaurus-like dinosaur was always so irritated every time it's parents made it clean it's cave. So, Paleontologists named this dinosaur the Irritator!! Makes sense right?! Find out the real reasons how this dinosaur got its name by listening to the premier episode of season number 5 of the Dinosaur Review for Kids Podcast!!

IT'S SHOWTIME!! Welcome to the Ultimate Prehistoric Cage Match called the Clash of the Dinosaur Champions. Which PCM winner will take home the title and become the Undisputed Dinosauria Champion of the WORLD?! Find out now as we take a tour down the Jurassic Bayou.

The time has finally come for our 4th Prehistoric Cage Match!! Which dinosaur family will reign supreme and become the next Dinosaur Review for Kids champion. It's the Brachiosaurus of the Sauropods vs the Giganotosaurus of the Theropods. Listen Now!!

The Brachiosaurus herd is migrating into the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast. This long neck dinosaur had a giraffe-like stance and a nose on its forehead. Let's all reach our arms high up into the sky just like this gigantic sauropod. It's time for this big review!! Print off your free dinosaur review for kids scorecard here: www.stompchomproar.com/post/the-dinosaur-review-for-kids-podcast

Did you know that some long neck dinosaurs were only 6 feet long and could walk on two legs? That’s right!! This species is a type of Sauropodomorph. These early dinosaurs were very small compared to their much bigger counterparts, the true sauropods. Print off your free dinosaur review for kids scorecard here: www.stompchomproar.com/post/the-dinosaur-review-for-kids-podcast

Grab your snow shovel or maybe a mammoth tusk because the ice age has rolled into the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast. This fur covered elephant-like creature may not have been a dinosaur, but it’s still one of the most famous prehistoric animals. Find out how the Woolly Mammoth scores among the “terrible lizards” known as the dinosaurs!! Print off your free dinosaur review scorecard here: www.st...

It’s time for a blast of cold air and maybe even a little bit of snow because today’s species is found near the south pole in Antarctica! This medium-sized theropod dinosaur had the oddest crest on top of its head. Some people even call it the Elvis of the dinosaurs. Find out how the Cryolophosaurus, rocks & rolls, among the rest!! Print off your free dinosaur review scorecard here: www.stompchomp...

Did you know some ceratopsians could actually walk on two legs? That's right! Some of the earliest frilled dinosaurs, like Microceratus, walked in a bipedal stance and used their small arms to find all kinds of delicious plants. Find out where this ceratopsian ranks among the herd in the Dinosaur Review for Kids podcast!! Print off your free dinosaur review scorecard here: https://www.stompchompro...