Living with the dinosaurs

Explores prehistoric spiders and how they changed over the centuries into what we know today.

"Sharks are among Earth's oldest creatures. They appeared at least 420 million years ago, that's 200 million years before the first dinosaurs! These organisms were quite different than the ferocious marine predators we know today. Readers will ... learn about these aquatic animals and how scientists think they survived against vicious marine reptiles such as pliosaurs."--Provided by publisher.

"In 2015, scientists found 200-million-year-old fossil remains of a huge salamander-like amphibian, a 'super salamander,' that was a top predator of rivers and lakes. It might have even munched on early dinosaurs! Young paleozoologists will ... learn about these remarkable creatures that once lived on Earth as well as see imaginative images of what they might have looked like ... [and] how such beasts change and adapt into the animals we know today"--Provided by publisher.

Looks at what ancient dragonflies were like in the prehistoric world, discussing their habitat, life cycle and more, and explores how they have survived for millions of years.

Looks at what ancient horseshoe crabs were like in the prehistoric world, discussing their habitat, life cycle and more, and explores how they have survived for millions of years.