Dinotracker

The Department of Prehistoric Wildlife (DPW) is a global organization that publishes up-to-date reports on dinosaur encounters, sightings and vital public information. Visit our website for the latest information: dinotracker.com

BREAKING! Footage has emerged of a Tyrannosaurus Rex in Oregon moments before its capture. Residents should remain away from the extraction area as the animal is transported to a relocation facility. For more information visit dinotracker.com #Dinotracker

A farmer rescued a sick Stygimoloch that was spotted on a roadside. The animal was then sent to a local paleo-sanctuary to be treated. For more information on this dinosaur visit Dinotracker.com

Evidence of cooperation between a known Transient Orca pod and Mosasaurus to target Great White sharks off the Northern Coast of New Zealand.

'DO DINOSAURS THREATEN OUR EXISTENCE?' Injury or death attributed to dinosaurs is rare. Similar to other wild predators, dinosaurs prefer to keep their distance and will typically avoid confrontation unless threatened. For more information visit dinotracker.com

The plight of a lone brachiosaurus living near the Finnish city of Rovaniemi captured the hearts of the locals as it searched for a herd of its own. Finnish locals volunteered to assist the DPW to safely relocate the Brachiosaurus to a new home.

Do not underestimate the Velociraptors. They are highly intelligent, they hunt in packs and are extremely lethal. For more information on what to do if you encounter this species visit Dinotracker.com

If you’re planning a vacation near the ocean this summer, learn how to stay safe from the #Mosasaurus

It is important to learn about Dinosaur activity in your area not only from Dinotracker.com, but also other sources such as online local newspapers.

Spotted a dinosaur in your neighborhood? Contact the DPW immediately! We must maintain control over the movement of these dangerous animals. Visit Dinotracker.com for more information.

Spotted some dinosaur footprints in your area? Here is how you can tell them apart.

A herd of Ankylosaurus have set up their territory in the redwood forests of California. If you’re visiting the area please familiarize yourself with our field guide on this particular species.

Yes, you were correct to not make any sudden movements. As you know Sinoceratops are have a short fuse and can become aggressive very quickly. Thank you for your report and understanding of these animals.

Learn what to do if you encounter a #Compsognathus from an expert who works closely with dinosaurs.

Rare footage was captured of the Tyrannosaurus Rex clashing with a herd of Apatosaurus. For the full sighting and information on what to do if you encounter both these animals visit Dinotracker.com

Interesting. We’ll send a team out to investigate. We just hope your dog was well behaved around them. Thanks for your report!

Compys have been known to sneak into houses in search of food. Secure doors, windows, and pet doors to keep these unwanted guests out of your home.

@MiIAzz0 Yes, please share anything you spot in your area! Every sighting helps improve Dinotracker

@Dinotracker Question: can we post photos of dinosaurs not in the site's guide? E.g. plesiosaurus/ spinosaurus?

If you encounter an #ankylosaurus remember to keep calm and keep your distance. Thanks for the report!

Flaring their frill and a shrill vocalization are the ways #Dilophosaurus warns that it feels threatened. But, it can also be a precursor to an attack! If you live near Dilophosaurus territory keep protective eyewear with you at all times.

The #Tyrannosaurus was almost captured as it wandered into a drive-in movie theater in Oregon! More information on what to do if you're caught face to face with a T.rex can be found here: Dinotracker.com