VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #17 – Iguanodon dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 12, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

Iguanodon is a massive dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 126 to 122 million years ago. The first fossils of this dinosaur were found in 1820 in Sussex, England. From the research carried out on the fossils, it can be learned that an adult Iguanodon weighed as much as 3.08 tons and measured about 10 meters in length. At this size, Iguanodon could measure up to 2.7 meters tall. Iguanodon’s food is still not exactly known today. The only thing that is certain is that the dinosaur was herbivorous. If you want to get more interesting facts about Iguanodon, be sure to watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #17.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #16 – Pteranodon dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 9, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In the next episode of our VR Jurassic Encyclopedia series, we tell you another dose of interesting facts about one of the pterosaurs, Pteranodon dinosaur! It was a reptile of the pterosaur genus that lived around 86 – 84.5 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. The wingspan of adult males reached up to 5.6m. Females of this species were much smaller and their wingspan measured an average of 3.8m. Pteranodon diet was not very diverse. It is believed that this reptile fed almost exclusively on fish. These are just some of the amazing facts about the Pteranodon. If you want to get more interesting facts, be sure to watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #16 video and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #15 – Velociraptor dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 8, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In today’s episode, we take a closer look at a dinosaur from the dromeosaur family – Velociraptor. It was a dinosaur that lived about 75 to 71 million years ago in the second half of the Cretaceous period. It is estimated that adult specimens of this dinosaur measured up to 2.07m in length and 0.5m in height. Its weight ranged from 15kg to 19.7kg. Velociraptor was most likely an active predator that hunted smaller or similarly sized dinosaurs. It is speculated that it jumped on prey and pinned down with its legs to then eat its prey alive. If you want to get more interesting facts, be sure to watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #15 video and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #14 – Stegosaurus dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 7, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

Today we will tell you about dinosaur called Stegosaurus. It was an herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic Period. This dinosaur was a relatively large dinosaur, with various lengths among its species. This dinosaur usually reached a length of around 6.5 meters. There were also specimens of this dinosaur which length could be up to 9 meters. At its maximum length, this dinosaur could weigh from 5.3 to even 7 metric tons. Stegosaurus was clad with spine-like plates located in front of the spines and on the tail. If you want to get more interesting facts, be sure to watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #14 and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #13 – Dilophosaurus dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 5, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In today’s episode of VR Jurassic Encyclopedia, we will tell you about one of the largest theropods, the Dilophosaurus dinosaur. This dinosaur inhabited what is now North America in the Early Jurassic about 193 million years ago. It is estimated that this dinosaur was about 7 meters long and weighed about 400 kg. An interesting thing is also the myth that this dinosaur was 1.2 meters tall and spat venom. Also, the frill around the neck of the Dilophosaurus featured in the film is fiction. None of the excavated skeletons even had a trace of a frill. For more information on this reptile, you can watch our VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #13 video and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #12 – Ouranosaurus dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 2, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In today’s episode of VR Jurassic Encyclopedia, we will tell you about a very interesting dinosaur, Ouranosaurus. This dinosaur was herbivorous and lived in the Early Cretaceous Period about 110 to 120 million years ago. It was estimated to be 7 meters long and weighed 4 tons. Ouranosaurus was a relatively large iguanodont. It is speculated that in this dinosaur the sail was used for thermoregulation. He had no teeth in the beak but had many cheek teeth which he used to grind hard plants. For even more amazing facts about Ouranosaurus, be sure to watch our VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #12 video and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #11 – Compsognathus dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on January 1, 2022March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In this episode of VR Jurassic Encyclopedia, we will tell you about one of the smallest dinosaurs and more specifically Compsognathus. Compsognathus lived about 150 million years ago in the late Jurassic titanic era. The discovery of the dinosaur skeletons confirmed that it was quite a small dinosaur because its length was estimated from 70cm to 1.4m. It is also estimated that the German specimen weighed from 0.32kg to 0.58kg, while the French from 2.5kg to even 3.5kg. Knowing its dimensions you can compare it to the size of a modern chicken. Watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #11 video in the post and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #10 – Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on December 31, 2021March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In this VR 360 video, we bring you new and unknown facts about T-rex – the dinosaur that is Tyrannosaurus rex. This dinosaur is one of the most recognized large theropods. It lived in the Upper Cretaceous about 68 to 66 million years ago. T-rex had a powerful rear limb, while its forelegs were short and extremely powerful for its size. The most complete specimen of this dinosaur measures up to 12.3m long and its weight is estimated at 6 metric tons to even 8 metric tons. This means that this dinosaur specimen was as long as 2 elephants and as heavy as 10 adult cows. Tyrannosaurus rex had the greatest bite force of any land animal. Watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #10 video in the post and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #9 – Spinosaurus dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on December 29, 2021March 30, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

Next video will bring you new and unknown facts about the dinosaur that is Spinosaurus. It was a dinosaur that lived about 99 to 93.5 million years ago, that is, in the period from the Cenomanian to the late Cretaceous, and lived in what is now North Africa. Spinosaurus was considered one of the largest theropods due to the fact that its length was from 11 to even 18 meters. The weight of this dinosaur oscillated between 4 and even 21 tons. It is speculated that the animal’s sail was to serve as thermoregulation. Watch the VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #9 video in the post and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

VR Jurassic Encyclopedia #8 – Oviraptor dinosaur facts VR 360 video education

Posted on December 26, 2021January 12, 2022Posted in VR Jurassic facts - dinosaurs compedium

In this video, we bring you new and unknown facts about the dinosaur that is Oviraptor. The name Oviraptor comes from Latin, and means ‘egg seizer‘. This is the name that palaeontologists gave to this dinosaur. The weight of this dinosaur has been estimated to about 500 kg, while the length is estimated at 3m. It has no teeth in its jaws! This is surprising because other dinosaurs that are closely related to Oviraptor have teeth. Another peculiarity is that the Oviraptor has long arms with very strong claws.
Please watch the video for crazy facts about the dinosaur Oviraptor and continue our VR 360 video education about dinosaurs.

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