James Evans @1jamesevans2010

The GPGP is 1 of the greatest mistakes of modern humans, and it hurts the 267 affected species, greatly. Learn how to help here: #freethesea

The term "dinosaur" was coined by Richard Owen in 1842 and derives from Greek δεινός "terrible, powerful, wondrous". tinyurl.com/42bbxax

In informal speech, the word "dinosaur" is used to describe things that are impractically large, obsolete, or bound for extinction.

As my Tweeting winds down, here is a link to my favorite dinosaur video ever: youtube.com/watch?v=W0FOZ0…

@troutslap10 What type of tree?

In Colt's Neck NJ you can hunt for your very own dino fossils. Here's a video depicting the site and the digging: http://tinyurl.com/3twlrsz

A Gigantosaures is the suspected killer on CSI tonight (Not kidding). Learn more about this beast here: http://tinyurl.com/76wut

@FossilizedNuts Who was the "guy" who did this?

Many Cretaceous fossils have been found in the Pine Barrens: http://www.sunstar-solutions.com/sunstar/Sayreville/Kfacies.htm

The Pine Barrens have quite an interesting history. Learn more here: http://www.pb.state.ny.us/cpb_plan_vol2/vol2_chapter01.htm

The ground we live on was once inhabited by dinosaurs. At the Morris Museum, you can even touch a dinosaur egg: http://tinyurl.com/3fzxyoy

New species are being discovered all the time from the Cretaceous era, like this squid: http://tinyurl.com/48k5r7p

@FossilizedNuts I feel special that you dedicated 3 whole tweets to me.

@juliam010 Has there ever been a full skeleton recovered from a Triceratops, horns and all?

@FossilizedNuts How is their skeletal structure "advanced", and how does this place them in a unique group separate from that of dinosaurs?

Not all dinosaurs were huge, in fact many were quite the opposite. Read on: http://news.softpedia.com/news/The-Smallest-Dinosaur-50177.shtml

@Jared_Bogdan What could have caused such an explosion of life, and why would it happen in this era specifically?

The tropics during the Cretaceous era were actually much warmer than originally thought: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_tropics_paradox

Quick Fact: The Giganotosaurus is the largest predatory dinosaur ever. http://www.dinosaurfact.net/Cretaceous/Giganotosaurus.php

Just ate some crackers. Wait, sorry, wrong Twitter. Anyways, here's a video on the Cretaceous: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3u1DiJqZxc