Dinosaurs

By The Three Students
 Do you know about the Dinos?
Let me tell you something I know
They’re very big,
But not like a pig;
They may eat like one
And for some it is not fun

 They sometimes eat meat,
Which is not very neat
While others eat plants
 Which is not good for ants.
They rip and they tear.
It’s terrifying I swear!

There’s Tyrannosaurus Rex,
Who has teeth like an ax.
They have claws and tails.
They’re reptiles-not snails!
 They’re big and they’re scary,
But not a bit hairy!
The plant eaters chew,
But they will not eat you.

 There’s brontosaurus Pterodactyls
Who never eat spectacles.
 There’s two types of Allosaurus
And one of them is good for us.
The other not so much,
‘Cause he’ll eat you for lunch!
 They lived ages ago,
 Before ice and snow.

Even though they’re dead,
We have their fossils instead
 Fossils are bones
 From a time before of phones.
Some of them are small,
And others quite tall!
From these fossils we tell
How they lived very well.

 So as you can see
Though dead they may be:
They go down in time
 To fit in my rhyme!