Dinosaur Adaptations and Functions

The video explores the concept of having dinosaur body parts, detailing the unique features and functions of various dinosaurs like T-Rex, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, and more. It highlights how these parts would be advantageous in modern scenarios but concludes with the importance of human uniqueness.

What unique feature did T-Rex teeth have that made them effective for eating?

• They were very small.

• They were hollow.

• They had sharp, jagged edges.

• They were flat and wide.

How did Velociraptor use its sickle-tipped toes?

• To dig burrows.

• To climb trees.

• To swim faster.

• To grab prey.

What was the primary function of the Stegosaurus's spiked tail?

• To dig for food.

• To defend against predators.

• To attract mates.

• To balance while running.

What was unique about the Parasaurolophus crest?

• It was used for storing food.

• It was covered in feathers.

• It contained breathing tubes.

• It was used for flying.

What was the Ankylosaurus's body armor made of?

• Feathers.

• Bone plates.

• Scales.

• Metal plates.

How did the Brachiosaurus's neck help it survive?

• It allowed it to swim.

• It helped it fly.

• It enabled it to reach high vegetation.

• It was used for defense.

What was the primary use of Therizinosaurus's long claws?

• To fight predators.

• To gather plants.

• To dig tunnels.

• To catch fish.

What was the Edmontosaurus's mouth adapted for?

• Sucking nectar.

• Scooping plants.

• Crushing bones.

• Catching insects.

What was the function of the Triceratops's horns?

• To store food.

• To attract mates.

• To dig for water.

• To fight predators.

What was the purpose of the Spinosaurus's sail?

• To store fat.

• To attract mates.

• To regulate body temperature.

• To help it swim.