fossils

Tells the story of the discovery of the complete, articulated skeleton of an Albertosaurus, a distant cousin to the Tyrannosaurus Rex, at Canada's Dinosaur Provincial Park in 1991, and provides information about the life and behaviors of the species.

Presents an introduction to animal fossils, discussing the different ways that fossils can form, amber, tar pits, fossil footprints, animal dung, sea life, and more.

Professor Potts discovers some big old bones and puts them together in various ways until he is satisfied he has discovered a dinosaur that once ruled the earth.

An introduction to rocks and fossils that provides information on different types of rock, explains how rocks change and erode, and includes a look at fossils, paleontology, prehistoric plants, and other related topics.

Introduces different types of rocks and fossils, and provides information about how they are formed and where they can be found. Includes activities.

Briefly introduces various dinosaurs, explaining how scientists find, preserve, and reasssemble the giant dinosaur skeletons seen in museums.

Discusses how scientists, studying fossil remains, provide information on how dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.

Explains how fossils are formed and what they tell us about the past.

Explores the dinosaurs that were birds and had teeth, including the discovery, different types, and more.

An introduction to paleontology, covering its history, tools, where to look, findings, and more.