Dinosaur Bone Digging

Brush sand off fossils, wash mud from buried remains, then fit giant skeletons together in Dinosaur Bone Digging. This dinosaur excavation game moves from the dig site to the lab table in clear stages. You pull hidden bones out of packed ground and underwater layers, clean every piece with tools and treatment liquids, then match the finished parts to the right prehistoric animal. The collection includes flying reptiles, long-necked plant eaters, horned dinosaurs, and large predators such as Pteranodon, Diplodocus, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, and Tyrannosaurus.

How to play?

Tap the marked area to begin a dig. Move the tool across dirt or seabed deposits and uncover buried fragments one piece at a time. When a bone appears, lift it out and place it on the work surface. Use the cleaning tools in the order shown. Scrub off debris, apply the treatment, then continue until the part is ready. Drag finished bones into position to build a full frame. Compare the completed structure with the outline and identify the species.