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Dinosaurs occupied all of the available ecosystems. This includes the land, sea and sky.
yeah... i think... im pretty sure they didnt LIVE in the water...
NO! but some did die by drowning. They did live next to the ocean though. Their bones and fossils washed up on shore and scientist found them.
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Why they not live in ocean?
Dinosaurs don't live in the ocean because they don't have gills.
Did dinosaurs use to live in the Grand Canyon?
Most likely, some prehistoric ocean life lived in the general area, as the Grand Canyon was most likely covered in ocean at the time of the dinosaurs. By ocean life, I mean trilobites, orthocones, and graptolites.
Did all dinosaurs live on the land?
Excluding birds, which are at type of dinosaur, all dinosaurs lived on land. Some birds, though, do and did live in the ocean, including penguins and the now extinct Hesperornithes.
Did any dinosaurs live in water?
Yes, dinosaurs did live in the water.
If no dinosaurs live in the ocean now what about the Loch Ness Monster?
The Loch Ness Monster has not been scientifically proven yet to exist.
The first vertebrates to leave the ocean were?
Dinosaurs
Where there dinosaurs in California?
California was under the ocean during the Mesozoic, so dinosaurs did not live here. Notable animals from the Mesozoic in California include Shastasaurus, an icthyosaur with one species that grew up to 69 feet long.
Was there ducks living with the dinosaurs?
No. The dinosaurs evolved into ducks after. Ducks ARE dinosaurs, but they didn't live WITH them.
Did bunnies live during the time that dinosaurs existed?
No, Bunnies did not live during the time of the dinosaurs
How long did dinosaurs live and what did they look live?
Dinosaurs lived 65 million years ago.
Did dinosaurs ever live on long island sound?
no dinosaurs did not live on long island sound
What were the names of the swiming dinosaurs?
There were no ocean dwelling dinosaurs. Large marine reptiles that are often thought of as dinosaurs include plesiosaurs, pliosaurs, mosasaurs, and icthyosaurs.
