It may seem surprising, but dinosaur fossils have even been found in icy Antarctica. Paleontologists called the dinosaur "Cryolophosaurus," a name which means "frozen lizard." But it's likely that Antarctica wasn't so cold when Cryolophosaurus lived there - in fact, it probably had a mild, damp climate like the Pacific Northwest of the United States today.
Australia has also been the site of many dinosaur fossil finds. Important discoveries there include the Muttaburrasaurus and the Rhoetosaurus.
