Dinos A to Z: Velociraptor | Learn fun facts about this popular dinosaur!

Dinos A to Z: Velociraptor | Learn fun facts about this popular dinosaur! with tags velociraptor, what is a velociraptor, velociraptor dinosaur, dinosaurs, dinos, what is a dinosaur, dinosaurs for kids, what did dinosaurs look like, biology, learn bright, high-interest reading, reading comprehension

In this video series for kids, we are learning about dinosaurs from A to Z. Today’s dino is the Velociraptor.

If you have ever seen one of the Jurassic Park movies, then you have an idea what this dinosaur looked and acted like. The Velociraptor is one of the most well-known and popular dinosaurs in the world. It was a fearsome, clawed dinosaur with a reputation as a vicious killer. But, did the Velociraptor deserve its bad image? Scientists are not so sure!

Unlike the movies, which tend to exaggerate things, the Velociraptor was not very large. In fact, it was about the same height as a turkey, about 2 meters (6 feet) from the tip of its nose to the end of its tail! It was also fast, running at speeds of 36 kilometers per hour (24 miles per hour). Velociraptors were agile and speedy! They had little difficulty in running down slower and less nimble herbivores.

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