When we picture a world inhabited by dinosaurs, we tend to think of huge sauropods grazing in the morning daylight or predators hiding in leafy, sun-dappled forests, ready to ambush their prey. Let’s explore some of the most interesting facts about nocturnal dinosaurs.

Dinosaurs are a popular theme for children’s books, TV programmes and family shows in the UK. Here are six dinosaur books for five year olds that will help to spark their curiosity.

We might not have dinosaurs with their scaly tails and huge teeth roaming Planet Earth anymore but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your very own dinosaur hunt. So keep reading for some wonderful ideas your little ones are sure to love.

If your children love arts and crafts as well as prehistoric beasts, why not combine the two by making some incredible homemade dinosaur puppets. Here are five dinosaur puppet ideas to get you started.

Thanks to films like Jurassic Park, we tend to assume that dinosaurs were mostly dark green, grey or brown in colour. Here, we explore some of the most beautiful.

All dinosaur enthusiasts know that, as reptiles, dinosaurs laid eggs. Here, we’ve got a roarsome set of dino egg facts, so you can impress other visitors next time you’re at one of the dinosaur attractions in the UK.

If you love dinosaurs, you might love getting dressed up as your favourite prehistoric beast and pretending you live in the Jurassic period. Have you ever thought what kind of dinosaur you could be?

If you love dinosaurs, you might want to enjoy some arts and crafts related to these prehistoric beasts. We’ve outlined a few of our favourites here.

Tyrannosaurus Rex is one of the world’s favourite dinosaurs for a reason. Here are nine interesting facts you may not know about the king of the dinosaurs.

When we think of the age of the dinosaurs, the word ‘Jurassic’ often springs to mind - likely because of films such Jurassic Park. The dinosaur age spanned 179 million years - and is divided into three specific eras.