Dinosaurs Puzzles

Dinosaurs Puzzles - cool game for fans of Dinosaurs. A large
number of pictures and levels of difficulty will not let you get
bored.

Dinosaurs Puzzles features:

- A large number of pictures with dinosaurs
- Once you collect puzzle, you will be able to set it as a
background image.
- Dinosaurs puzzles contain more than 40 colorful images.
- Here you'll find a number of different Dinosaurs.
- In this application, you have the ability to set their own
images and photos.
- Ability to play on the phone and on the tablet.
- Number puzzles depends on your device and resolution. The
application automatically determines the number for each device.
- If you are using a tablet, then you have the opportunity to
collect puzzle with a maximum size up to 12x12. Mobile phones
7x7.
- Has excellent statistics, which stores your data on the game,
the score and the time you spent.

Please rate and comment our app to help us to make it better.

For real fans of the dinosaurs - We have some interesting facts
about dinosaurs for you:

- The term "dinosaur" was introduced in 1842 by the British
biologist Richard Owen, the first to describe the fossils of
ancient dinosaurs and amaze scientists with its size.
- Giant bones being found occasionally in the ground, in the
ancient era saw the remains of the heroes of the Trojan War in
the Middle Ages and up to the XIX century. - The remains of
giants mentioned in the Bible, and who died during the Flood; the
Far East, they were regarded as the bones of dragons and
attributed them to the healing properties.
-Opening in 1858 in the United States well-preserved skeleton
hadrosaur overturned idea of dinosaurs as tetrapods, showing that
dinosaurs could walk on two legs.
- A number of scholars argue that about a third of the described
species of dinosaurs are non-existent. For previously unknown
dinosaurs, scientists have taken already described dinosaur at
different stages of development.
- One of the earliest known to date considered dinosaurs
Staurikosaurus, who lived 228 million. Years ago, a partial
skeleton that was discovered in the mid-Triassic sediments in the
territory of modern Brazil.