Why did dinosaurs become extinct and not any other animals?

Answer 1

Most of the dinosaurs of long ago were considered cold-blooded creatures, or reptiles. However, studies have shown that some dinosaurs were warm-blooded. An example is that of the ancestors of birds or horses. The T-Rex is a cold-blooded dinosaur.

Answer 2

Limbs are erect, not sprawled out like modern day reptiles. Also the size of some dinosaurs is greater than most reptiles today. Additionally, there is evidence that many dinosaurs were warm blooded unlike modern reptiles which are cold-blooded. A number of dinosaurs, most of them small carnivores, are now known to have had feathers.

Answer 3

what did a Dino have that no other animal had ? well Dino had huge heads not like any other animals , and it had very hard skin to protect them. 3th day are very very big even though they look small but really their not.

Answer 4

Lots of other animals became extinct at the same time. The mass extinction allowed for the rise of mammals, who were better prepared to adapt and survive.

Answer 5

Well, it should be the way it looks, moves and even nests.

Answer 6

Some type of small, feathered dinosaur evolved into the first bird during the Late Jurassic. In fact, birds are classified as a subgroup of dinosaurs.

Answer 7

The fact that they died.