The forelimbs of Yiran the Lufengosaurus had big and sharp claws that usually only carnivorous predators had. It could use its claws against predators, and sharp claws were also helpful in gathering food.   #pnso #dinosaurs

Yiran the Lufengosaurus was a primitive sauropodomorph dinosaur. It possessed a small head with many teeth inside its mouth. Its long and robust neck, albeit not as long as later sauropods, helped it expand its foraging range and vision, so it could spot danger promptly. #pnso

Yiran the Lufengosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived in the Early Jurassic. During its lifetime, all dinosaurs were newcomers to Earth. Most dinosaurs were too small and weak to fight the dominant giant quadrupeds. But Lufengosaurus could grow up to 5 to 9 meters. #pnso

New Release | Yiran the Lufengosaurus from the PNSO Prehistoric Animal Models series will be available in PNSO official online stores soon.
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Happy Spring Festival! May the Year of the Dragon bring you good health, happiness, and prosperity! #pnso #LunarNewYear2024 #YearOfTheDragon

Zabad the Edmontosaurus #pnso #dinosaurs

New Release | Zabad the Edmontosaurus from the PNSO Prehistoric Animal Models series will be available in PNSO official online stores soon.
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Aymen the Spinosaurus
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New Release | Aymen the Spinosaurus from the PNSO Dinosaur Museum series will be available in PNSO official online stores soon.
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Saizeriya the Siamese Cat has a slender body, very slim, with almost no fat at all. It has slender limbs and an elongated, tapered tail. #pnso #animals #cats

The head of Saizeriya the Siamese Cat is uniquely wedge-shaped, with large and three-dimensional ears, thin cheeks, and a pointed jaw. Moreover, it has a pair of almond-shaped blue eyes. #pnso #animals #cats

Saizeriya the Siamese Cat is a rare cat breed native to Thailand. Now, their living radius has become much larger, and they have become quite popular pet cats in Europe and the United States. #pnso #animals #cats

The forelimbs of Carnotaurus were very short, and its arms were so degenerated that they were almost fused with the wrists, so its forelimbs did not have elbow joints. Its hindlimbs were slender, which inherited the fine tradition of the Abelisauridae family. #pnso #dinosaurs

Carnotaurus was a large carnivorous dinosaur with a body length of about 9 m. Compared with its huge body, its head was small but tall. It also had a short face and keratinous structure on its head. Its jaw was thin, its teeth were slender, and its bite force was powerful. #pnso

Domingo the Carnotaurus is a typical mighty predatory dinosaur. It lived during the Late Cretaceous in a place today called Argentina in South America. #pnso #dinosaurs

2024·Look-Up-and-See-Joy·Chinese “Dragons,” jointly produced by PNSO and Dolphin Books, has been published and available in November 2023. It is a calendar and a readable, artistic, illustrated book packed with popular science facts about ancient creatures. #pnso #2024calendar

Season 5: Forever Friends of the I Have a T. Rex, a science fairy series by ZHAO Chuang & YANG Yang, was officially published in November 2023. The story finally comes to an end, but the adventures of Guan-guan and her pet the little T. rex are ongoing! #pnso #dinosaurs

In Nov. 2023, the Chinese #PNSO Dinosaur Encyclopedia for Young Paleoartists series officially published. This set of unique aesthetic encyclopedia books for children aged 6 to 12 allows children to learn the corresponding fun science facts while learning how to draw a dinosaur.

In November 2023, PNSO Fun Facts Jigsaw Books (3 volumes) were officially published in Chinese. The inside pages are designed with fun science facts on the left and jigsaw puzzles on the right, focusing on the dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and marine reptiles that once lived in China.