Prehistoric fun for kids in Killeen
The Killeen Public Library hosted Dinosaur George’s Traveling Museum on Tuesday at the Killeen Special Events Center, and the event drew a large crowd of area children and their families.
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The Killeen Public Library hosted Dinosaur George’s Traveling Museum on Tuesday at the Killeen Special Events Center, and the event drew a large crowd of area children and their families.
It’s happening from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Port Allen Community Center.
San Antonio experts weigh in after a set of dinosaur tracks recently was uncovered in Dinosaur Valley State Park after severe drought caused Paluxy River's water levels to recede.
Skip to main content Currently Reading Meet Iguanodon, the big dinosaur that lived in the Texas Hill Country, Germany and England more than 100 million years ago FacebookTwitterEmail 1of11 The Iguanodon roamed the earth during the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous periods, roughly 160 to 100 million years ago.Elena Duvernay /Getty Images / Stocktrek ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of11 Rich Ferguson walks amid Iguanodon tracks at the Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country near Canyon Lake. Ferguson believes the deep tracks were made by a small family of Iguanodons.Billy Calzada /Staff Photograp...
Skip to main content Meet the T. rex of Texas that prowled Texas more than 100 million years ago, the Acrocanthosaurus René Guzman, Staff writer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 The Acrocanthosaurus (A. atokensis) was a deadly bipedal dinosaur in the early Cretaceous period more than 99 million years ago. Its habitat included what is now the I-35 corridor.Warpaintcobra, Contributor / Getty Images/iStockphotoShow MoreShow Less 2of8 This computer-generated illustration of an Acrocanthosaurus shows its humplike back. The name Acrocanthosaurus means “high-spined lizard.”MR1805, Contributor / Getty...