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Leaf-eating dinosaur on the loose!

Rumor has it there’s a herbivore dinosaur about! Herbivores are animals that eat plants. If you saw the plant-eating dinosaur Brachiosaurus today, you’d recognize them for their very long necks. So long that it can reach up into the trees! You might also know the Triceratops. It had a beak that helped it clip through tough branches, a bit like hedge clippers!What do you think about herbivore dinosaurs? Have you seen any roaming around in your LEGO® sets?

Fun & Ferocious Facts About Dinosaurs! Part 1

Scientists learn new facts about dinosaurs every day! These awesome creatures are full of surprises the longer we study them. Check out some amazing facts about dinosaurs and impress your friends and family with your knowledge! HOW POWERFUL IS A T. REX BITE? A T. rex bite is more than twice as powerful as a lion’s bite! Now the only question is, were their sandwiches twice as big as ours, or...even bigger?

Look at this cool city (and not a dinosaur to be found!)

Wow! What a lovely park in the middle of the city. Imagine how many different types of people and animals visit here everyday. There’s probably birds, dogs, insects and maybe even visitors from all over the world. Take a closer look at the picture and see if you can spot any other creatures roaming around…

Fun & Ferocious Facts About Dinosaurs! Part 5

Scientists learn new facts about dinosaurs every day! These awesome creatures are full of surprises the longer we study them. Check out some amazing facts about dinosaurs and impress your friends and family with your knowledge!  WHAT IS THE LONGEST DINOSAUR NAME?  The longest dinosaur name is Micropachycephalosaurus – that’s 23 letters long! How many letters are in your name?

Fun & Ferocious Facts About Dinosaurs! Part 3

Scientists learn new facts about dinosaurs every day! These awesome creatures are full of surprises the longer we study them. Check out some amazing facts about dinosaurs and impress your friends and family with your knowledge!  WHAT IS DINOSAUR POOP CALLED?  Dinosaur poop is called coprolites! Coprolites are the fossilized poops of animals that lived millions of years ago. They are trace fossils, meaning it is fossilized evidence of the animal, but not the actual animal body.  A coprolite can give scientists clues about an animal’s diet. What would your poop say about your diet?

Fun & Ferocious Facts About Dinosaurs! Part 4

Scientists learn new facts about dinosaurs every day! These awesome creatures are full of surprises the longer we study them. Check out some amazing facts about dinosaurs and impress your friends and family with your knowledge!  HOW BIG IS THE BIGGEST DINOSAUR POOP FOSSIL?  The world’s largest dinosaur poop fossil, or coprolite, is actually named ‘Barnum’!  At over 2 feet long and 20 pounds, or 67 centimeters and nearly 10 kilograms, Barnum is a gigantic T. rex coprolite that earned the title of largest found coprolite in 2020! (do you think it still smells stinky?)

LEGO® Jurassic World Dominion: Heavy Steppin’ – WATCH NOW!

Check out the exclusive new stop-motion animation featuring your favorite LEGO® dinosaurs!

Triceratops are on the farm!

It’s not easy living in a world where Jurassic World dinosaurs are everywhere. One minute you’re enjoying the quiet life on the farm. Taking in the sunrise. Not thinking about dinosaurs. Milking your cows. The next, you’re frantically evicting a herd of LEGO® Jurassic World Triceratops!

LEGO® Jurassic World Dominion: Day in the Park – WATCH NOW!

Check out the exclusive new stop-motion animation featuring your favorite LEGO® dinosaurs!

LEGO® Jurassic World Double Trouble: Trailer – Coming soon

Things aren’t going as planned in LEGO® Jurassic World. The new management is making big changes and twin baby dinosaurs are on the loose! See how it unfolds in LEGO Jurassic World Double Trouble.

These Velociraptors are hungry!

It’s a dinosaur’s world and we’re just living in it. When these LEGO® Jurassic World dinosaurs smell food on an incoming truck, they go after it. But will the driver make it out safely?