High Five Facts - Iguanadon

The video provides an overview of the Iguanodon, a herbivorous dinosaur known for its unique physical traits and historical significance. It discusses the Iguanodon's diet, which consisted of plants like conifers and cycads, and its physical features, such as a toothless beak and thumb spikes. The discovery of Iguanodon by Gideon Mantell in 1822 marked a significant milestone in paleontology, as it was one of the first dinosaurs to be identified. The video also covers the Iguanodon's existence during the Early Cretaceous period, its anatomy, and its ability to walk on both two and four legs. Additionally, it highlights the geographical distribution of Iguanodon fossils, primarily found in Europe, with some in North America and Africa.

What type of diet did the Iguanodon have?

• Carnivorous

• Herbivorous

• Omnivorous

• Insectivorous

Who discovered the Iguanodon and in which year?

• Richard Owen in 1841

• Charles Darwin in 1859

• Gideon Mantel in 1822

• Mary Anning in 1811

During which geological period did the Iguanodon live?

• Early Cretaceous

• Jurassic

• Triassic

• Permian

What was the initial misconception about the Iguanodon's thumb spike?

• It was mistaken for a foot claw

• It was thought to be a tail spike

• It was considered a nose horn

• It was believed to be a wing

Where have the majority of Iguanodon fossils been found?

• Australia

• Asia

• Europe

• South America