Dinosaurs in English | English Glossary | Wordlist | Facts and Information | Useful English Lesson

Hi everyone! In today’s lesson, we will be covering Dinosaurs and related English vocabulary! This video is a special request from a SUBSCRIBER and her son, so if you have a request for a video topic, make sure to leave a comment! As usual, I will be posting all the English words covered in this lesson in the description below. I will also be linking related vocabulary lessons on-screen throughout the video! UPDATED VERSION!!! This is a slightly altered and updated version of the video released a few days ago. There was a slight error which needed to be fixed! Thank you to follower Stephanie Crampin for pointing it out to me! Please share this video with a friend, colleague, fellow student, and your TEACHER! WORDLIST Reptiles Natural Group Dinosauria Triassic Period Eoraptor Dominant Terrestrial Vertebrates Cretaceous Period Extinction Went Extinct Extinction Event Asteroid Impact Impact Birds Avian Dinosaurs Flying Dinosaurs Pterosaur Feathers Nothosaurs Pleisosaurs Palaeontologists 1000 Different Species Excavate Dig Sites Fossils Sir Richard Owen Dinosaur means Terrible Lizard Iguanodon Museums Popular Culture Jurassic Park Tyrannosaurus Rex T-Rex Velociraptor Carnivore Herbivore Omnivore Deinocheirus Sauropods Brontosaurus Brachiosaurus Diplodocus Spinosaurus Stegosaurus Triceratops Start Learning English like a PRO! 0:00 Introduction 0:27 REPTILE 0:46 TRIASSIC PERIOD 1:09 DOMINANT TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES 1:16 NON-AVIAN DINOSAURS 1:24 66 MILLION YEARS AGO CRETACEOUS PERIOD 1:30 ASTEROID IMPACT 1:38 EXTINCTION 1:55 BIRDS 2:09 PTEROSAURS 2:28 FEATHERS 2:43 NOTHOSAURS 2:57 PALAEONTOLOGIST 3:11 1000 SPECIES 3:17 DIG SITE 3:29 FOSSILS 3:49 TERRIBLE LIZARD 3:54 SIR RICHARD OWEN 3:58 IGUANODON 4:13 MUSEUMS 4:28 JURASSIC PARK 4:41 TYRANNOSAURUS REX 5:00 VELOCIRAPTOR 5:28 HERBIVORE 5:37 OMNIVORE 6:01 SAUROPODS 6:10 BRONTOSAURUS 6:18 BRACHIOSAURUS 6:26 DIPLODOCUS 6:37 SPINOSAURUS 6:54 STEGOSAURUS 7:13 TRICERATOPS 7:24 DON’T FORGET THE WORDLIST!