#iguanodons

[antiqueanimals]

Hypsilophodon. Written by Ron Wilson. Illustrated by Doreen Edwards. 1988.

[fastestanhinga]

Two perfectly preserved specimens of a new species of burrowing dinosaur have been discovered in China.  Because these specimens are so well preserved, the two fossils of Changmiania liaoningensis suggest that they were trapped by a volcanic eruption while resting at the bottom of their burrows 125 million years ago. The newly described species is the most primitive ornithopod dinosaur to date, a group that also includes Bernissart Iguanodons.

Its neck and forearms were very short, but robust, and its shoulder blades were characteristic of rabbits and other burrowing vertebrates. The top of its snout was shaped like a shovel.

[naturalsciencesbelgium]

Today, you can't get closer to the Iguanodons than in this 360° video IN the glass cage, where paleontologist Koen Stein gives you a crash course Iguanodon. 4 short episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-ZCpJWRnAyWI1sDcuqJ-xkWNrL5Z5nJ_ 

[cryptids-of-the-world]

The New Guinean Iguanodon is an alleged living Iguanodon found in Papua New Guinea near Tinganavudu Village. The New Guinean Iguanodon is described as a three meter tall grey lizard-like creature that is said to have a dog-like head and a tail like a crocodile. In one report it said that the creature ate three dogs which is odd since Iguanodons are herbivores which means this could be a new creature. Regardless though the New Guinean Iguanodon is said to have a violent temper and be very territorial.

[antiqueanimals]

Prehistoric Life. Written by Michael Cuisin. Illustrated by José Olivier. 1986.

[antiqueanimals]

Fossil Amphibians and Reptiles (Second Edition). Written by W.E. Swinton. Illustrated by Maurice Wilson. 1958.

[antiqueanimals]

The Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs. Written by Mary Elting. Illustrated by Christopher Santoro. 1988.

[naturalsciencesbelgium]

Inside the cage of the Iguanodons - episode 2: The right position (360 Video)

After they were found in 1878, our Bernissart Iguanodons were mounted upright, in a kangaroo-like position. In this 360 video palaeontologist Koen Stein show...