DINOSAUR SUPERSTARS

Use the clues below to match each dinosaur on the right to the award you think best describes it. Of course, we never know when a new winner will be crowned—paleontologists make dino discoveries every day! ANSWERS BELOW

1 Most Dangerous This dinosaur wasn’t the largest predator, but it might have been smart—its brain was twice the size of other dinosaurs’ noodles. Brains plus brawn made it a feared predator of its time. 2 Smallest Predator Less than three feet from nose to tail, this scrappy creature had knifelike teeth that chomped on insects and other small critters. 3 Best Defense This plant-eater’s armored plates and pointy spikes protected it from the bites of predators. Plus, it had a clubbed tail to beat off attackers. 4 Largest Predator One monstrous meat-eater was bad enough. But these 45-foot-long creatures might have hunted in packs, which allowed them to take down large prey. 5 Loudest Dinosaur This plant-eater’s teeth and claws weren’t sharp enough to defend itself with. So it traveled in a pack for safety and made trumpetlike…

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