Discover the “thousands of incredible and bizarre creatures” that have made the ocean their home, including the Blue Whale, Barracudas, and Tubeworms.

Learn all about killer whales in this informative and educational resource for kids.

“Put on your pith helmet and venture through the Mesozoic Era. Find out how to find fossils and ponder the theory of meteors and mass extinction.”

This is a one-stop spot for exploring weather and the oceans.

Learn about pets, farm animals, and wild animals as well as about the PAWS organization.

When dinosaurs roamed the Earth, ancient sharks roamed the seas!

Visit this horse farm and learn about breeds, grooming, anatomy, breeding, and more. Includes videos and interactive features. Flash and QuickTime are required.

“This is a guide to 163 of the most well-described dinosaurs, including over 700 images.” You can find a specific dinosaur by its name, or look through groups of dinosaurs by when and where they lived.

Here you can read articles about dinosaurs, look at pictures of dinosaurs and see maps of the places where they lived. You can also look up all those dinosaur words and names in a dictionary and find out how to pronouce them.

Learn more about dinosaurs discovered during Project Exploration expeditions.

This site is DINO-MYTE! Read fact files on dinos, learn how new dinos are discovered, find out about why the dinos became extinct, or send a dino postcard to a friend.

“In the summer of 1858, Victorian gentleman and fossil hobbyist William Parker Foulke was vacationing in Haddonfield, New Jersey, when he heard that twenty years previous, workers had found gigantic bones in a local marl pit. Foulke spent the rest of the summer directing a crew of hired diggers shin deep in gray slime.” What do you think they found …

Watch a video reconstruction of two dinosaurs engaged in combat, plus explore the rest of this online museum exhibit.

Learn all about dinosaurs here! Read about possible ways they became extinct and learn what dinosaurs lived when. There’s stuff in here for teachers, too!

Find out why dinosaurs are not really extinct and learn about the different times that they lived. You can even view some skeletons of dinosaurs on exhibit. There’s lots of information about dinosaurs, fossils and more at this site.

Find out about Jobaria, a new dinosaur giant from Africa. You can learn step-by-step how paleontologists find, study and rebuild dinosaur skeletons. Also, don’t miss the interactive diagram showing the skeleton of the dinosaur Jobaria. Click on a bone for a larger picture of the bone and an explanation of how the shape of the bone contributed to t …

This cool site is built by National Geographic Society. This site contains many pictures of various dinosaurs, geologic periods of each dinosaur, and many more.

From Ceratopsids to Velociraptor, learn the details about your favorite dinosaur at the Dinosaurium.

This site is an “online expedition into our paleontological past and an itinerary for its future.” If you love dinosaurs or if you need to do a report about dinosaurs, this site offers a ton of information, including a special dinosaur search engine.

There’s lots to learn about dinosaurs at this site, along with some cute pictures.