New Questions And Answers About Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs have captured the imagination of nearly every child--and most adults, too. But did you know there are about 350 different kinds of dinosaurs and that new ones are found every year? And did you know that several kinds of dinosaur bones were recently found in Alaska? How dinosaurs lived in such a cold, dark climate is still a mystery.

A colorful guide with over 60 flaps to lift to discover answers to questions young children might ask about dinosaurs. Provides simple and friendly answers to questions such as "Why do dinosaurs have tricky names?", "Could dinosaurs swim?", "How big was the biggest dinosaur?" and lots more. Includes a guide to some of the more difficult to pronounce dinosaur names. With Usborne Quicklinks to specially selected websites where children can find out more about dinosaurs.

If you're itching to know your Jurassic from your Triassic, and your Diplodocus from your Dilophosaurus, look no further! How many teeth did T. rex have? What's the oldest dinosaur fossil ever discovered? Did birds evolve from dinosaurs? Find the answers to these and lots of other dinosaur puzzlers inside this fantastic, fact-packed book. Presented in an accessible Q&A format, this full-colour guide is perfect for curious and dino-crazy kids aged 8+.

Experts answer kids questions about dinosaurs.

When leading Chinese and Canadian paleontologists joined forces to create The Dinosaur Project, they launched the greatest dinosaur hunt in history. Over five summers of digging, they turned up many exciting discoveries including thousands of bones and at least 11 completely new kinds of dinosaurs--so new some haven't yet been named. All that remained was to let the world know of the team's important finds. That's where the Editors of OWL and Chickadee magazines came in. The magazines invited their young readers to ask questions of these dinosaur experts and more than 11,000 responses poured in! Inside The Dinosaur Question and Answer Book you'll find exciting up-to-date answers to the most interesting and frequently asked questions.

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