Natural History Museum
Once you take one step into the Natural History Museum in London you will be gobsmacked and amazed. If you go it will be a day you will never forget, it will be the best place you’ve ever visited, nothing else is better. Everything is there: fossils, animals, dinosaurs and other prehistoric things. !In the gallery is a little hill and if you go down it you will discover an fierce moving Tyrannosaurus Rex! There is a long bridge across the gallery that leads you to the T-Rex.
If you saw a Triceratops in your garden eating your grass it would probably cause some problems; they aren’t the nicest animals on Earth. The Triceratops has a scaly, camouflaged skin so if you went searching in a forest you wouldn’t see it. It has a beak like mouth and three horns: two on its forehead and one on the tip of its nose. Its feet are similar to elephant’s feet because they are all circular and their toes stick out. The Triceratops has a neck shield to protect it from predators.
The roar of a T-Rex is one of a kind. This dinosaur is very flamboyant. The T-Rex is not so even though it is huge. This Dino is king of all the dinosaurs. It has very tiny arms and two little fingers on each hand.
The T-Rex sounds like it is strangling a cow, . The Tyrannosaurus Rex has no molars, it just has banana shaped knife like teeth. It is as heavy as six cars. It is a carnivore and if you bump into it you might be on its menu. It alos has a large, heavy tail to knock out any of its predators and to keep it balanced.