She may be covered in spikes, but our Ankylosaur is actually quite cuddly and loves to meet new friends! Think of her as a big, prehistoric puppy.

Our biggest dinosaur by far, she weighs as much as 12 elephants! But don't worry, she's very friendly and we've taught her to beextremely careful about where she's stepping!

Our Dilophosaurus is fully aware that her frill isn't "scientifically accurate" and would like to point out that it makes her look fabulous nevertheless! She does, however, find spitting of any sort to be extremely rude.

This sweet "Pachy" is one of our older dinosaurs. She's a bit shy and gets nervous around new people, but is incredibly gentle.

Our Parasaurolophus is a mischevious, silly dinosaur. The long crest on her head acts like a trumpet, which she loves using to surprise park guests.

You've probably heard these smart dinosaurs called "Velociraptors", but those were actually quite small. Our Utahraptor is much closer in size to the dinosaurs you know and love from the big screen.

A big carnivore with a big sail, our Spinosaurus prefers to spend her time hanging out in her swampy pool, but is happy to come out to say hello to our park visitors.

Strong and proud, the Stegosaurus is one of our more popular dinosaurs. Her favorite thing is getting her plates scrubbed clean so they stay such a beautiful, shiny red.

Our youngest dinosaur, this juvenile Triceratops is a smaller than a full grown adult would be. Spunky and playful, she loves being the center of attention.

Don't let the big teeth scare you, our T-Rex is really a big softie that loves showing off. Her hobbies include making stompy noises with her feet and going for runs around her pen.

Yes, we know. Not a dinosaur. But how can you not love this big fluffy ice-age kitty? She's very proud of her big teeth and adores showing them off! (You wouldn't believe how much time she spends brushing them...)

This massive mammal is one of our newest additions!