Dinos A to Z, K is for Kentrosaurus

K is for Kentrosaurus!
Dr. Egerton introduces us to Kentrosaurus, a herbivorous dinosaur with large plates along their back and spikes at the end of their tails. Why do you think they had all of these plates and spikes?
From Alamosaurus to Zuul, stomp through the alphabet and explore the extraordinary world of dinosaurs with Dr. Victoria Egerton, Eli Lilly and Company Extraordinary Scientist-In-Residence and Research Fellow at the University of Manchester (UK). Explore giant long-necked, long-tailed sauropods. Discover incredible beasts the size of modern-day birds. Encounter two-legged theropods. Dr. Egerton will take you on an alphabetized adventure as she shows you dinosaurs from all around the world! www.childrensm...