Eoraptor, one of the earliest dinosaurs, was found in South America, showing dinosaurs lived in the Amazon over 230 million years ago.
Jobaria, a long-necked dinosaur from the Sahara, proves that giant plant-eaters thrived in Africa’s prehistoric landscapes.
Fossils of Herrerasaurus, a fierce predator, reveal how early dinosaurs adapted to jungles and deserts to survive.
Ouranosaurus, a unique sail-backed herbivore from the Sahara, lived near ancient rivers and fed on lush vegetation.
The Amazon’s humid forests and the Sahara’s dry sands preserved fossils of these dinosaurs, helping scientists understand their evolution.
New discoveries, including Nigersaurus, show how these regions once had lakes and forests, supporting diverse dinosaur species.
These ancient creatures shaped Earth’s history, proving dinosaurs once ruled lands that today seem impossible for them to survive in.