Why there no dinosaurs any more?

Answer 1

Scientists think that a giant metorite hit the earth in the dinosaur era. Then, the smoke and dust spread around (all the countries here today were once one big country). It killed all the plants, so herbivores died because they couldn't eat. The carnivores ate the herbivores, but because the herbivores couldn't produce offspring since they were dead, no more herbivores means no more food for the carnivores, which then died of starvation, like the herbivores.

But that's only a theory. It's the most likely one, though. There are many others, but this is the one that's been supported most.

I hope that answered your question.

From 11-year-old Ella Jae Skett