Meet Brachiosaurus

This book presents the mighty Brachiosaurus. Readers will explore this species in detail, learning about its era, life cycle, source of food, predators, and defense. Detailed anatomy diagrams present both the inside and outside of the Brachiosaurus, and additional graphics demonstrate variations within the species, the size of the animal versus man, and the size and behavior of this dinosaur's young.

This book takes a very simple look at the Brachiosaurus dinosaur, examining what it looked like, what it ate, how it behaved, and its special skills and features such as its very long neck. The book also discusses how we know about Brachiosaurus today, showing where fossils are found and how scientists put them together.

Curious readers will learn about the life and times of the feathered Caudipteryx. This volume features incredible illustrations of its habitat, feeding habits, mating, and life cycle. Detailed anatomy visuals bring this creature from that past into sharp focus.

This visually-stunning book provides cool details on the body, habitat, feeding habits, life cycle, and mating of the Edmontosaurus.

Introduce your readers to the bird-like Ornitholestes, which is known only from a single partial skeleton found at the Bone Cabin Quarry in Wyoming, in 1900. A chart shows size comparison to humans, while several other graphics relay important information about prey, life cycles, mating, and diet.

Young readers will learn about the life and times of the horned giant, Triceratops, through incredible illustrations of its habitat, feeding habits, mating, and life cycle.

This book describes the body, habitat, feeding habits, life cycle, and mating behavior of the Pachycephalosaurus. Readers will learn about their young, as well as the conditions of the world when they were alive.

The name Stegosaurus means "covered lizard," as your readers will find out. They'll explore this species in detail, learning about its era, life cycle, source of food, predators, and defense. Detailed anatomy diagrams present both the inside and outside of the Stegosaurus.