Dinosaur world

Text and illustrations introduce readers to the apatosaurus dinosaur, discussing its habitat, what it ate and more.

Text and illustrations introduce readers to the pteranodon dinosaur, discussing its habitat, what it ate and more.

"Triceratops is one of the most popular dinosaurs, and it's not hard to see why! With a three-horned head, and short, powerful legs, Triceratops could fight off even the strongest predator. While there is still a lot to learn about Triceratops, young paleontologists will get a jump-start on what scientists believe life looked like for these dinosaurs. With illustrations of what scientists believe these creatures may have looked like, this book helps young readers discover many fun facts about Triceratops and the prehistoric world"--Provided by publisher.

"Found in North America millions of years ago, the Diplodocus was an herbivore, but it could do some serious damage! With a whip-like tail that could swing at 800 miles (1,287 km) per hour, the Diplodocus kept itself safe from predators while it dined on leaves and plants. Young readers will discover how the Diplodocus is believed to have looked and acted. With illustrations paired closely with important facts, this book invites readers to imagine how the huge dinosaur lived and grew"--Provided by publisher.

"Unlike many dinosaurs, the Allosaurus was found all over the world! Young paleontologists will love delving into the prehistoric world of the Allosaurus in this book, learning what made it so different than other dinosaurs. While it wasn't the biggest carnivore, the Allosaurus was still dangerous. With a name that translates to "different lizard," the Allosaurus was truly unique"--Provided by publisher.

Using its spiked tail to fight off enemies, Stegosaurus was one dangerous herbivore against its predators. Young readers jump right into the fascinating life of Stegosaurus in this accessible volume. Through vivid illustrations, future paleontologists see how Stegosaurus may have lived and what its home looked like. With interesting theories about Stegosaurus's famed plated back, this book will help readers learn to love this amazing creature.

The Tyrannosaurus rex was a deadly predator that is believed to have eaten nearly any prey it came across. Reaching more than 40 feet (12 m) tall with a mouth full of razor-sharp teeth, the Tyrannosaurs rex was the king of dinosaurs. Through vivid illustrations of both what scientists believe these dinosaurs looked like and what their homes may have looked like, young readers will discover what life was like millions of years ago. With important facts about where the Tyrannosaurus rex was discovered and what is known about it, readers will learn how the Tyrannosaurs rex ruled the Cretaceous era!.

Only 6 feet (1.8 m) long, the Velociraptor certainly wasn't the largest dinosaur. However, this predator is considered one of the deadliest. Hunting in packs, Velociraptors used their intelligence to find their next meal. Devouring eggs and even other dinosaurs, the Velociraptor would eat anything it could get its claws into! Through beautiful illustrations of what these feathered creatures may have looked like, young readers will love discovering how the Velociraptor survived millions of years ago and what made it so dangerous!.

Describes the appearance, eating habits, and habitat of bird-footed dinosaurs, including Iguanodon, Hypsilophodon, Maiasaura, Parasaurolophus, and Corythosaurus.