If you’re dinosaur mad, you’re sure to have heard of one of the most famous pre-historic beasts – the triceratops.

As the summer holidays draw to a close and autumn looms, it can prove more difficult to get out and about.

If you’re looking for things to do in Cardiff for families this summer, you won’t be short of choice.

The dinosaurs walked Earth for at least 230 million years – that’s an awfully long time when you consider that the first human ancestors only appeared five to seven million years ago.

If you love dinosaurs, you’re bound to be familiar with one of the world’s most famous sauropods, diplodocus.

Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed far and wide across a continent that looked very different from the ones we see today.

When we think of dinosaurs, we tend to imagine huge beasts the length of several buses, or that had teeth the size of your arm.

Dinosaur Day is celebrated across the UK on 1 June, and is a golden opportunity for kids and adults alike to increase their knowledge of these fascinating prehistoric reptiles.