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A feathered Archaeopteryx dinosaur perched on a prehistoric tree branch looking at a flying insect.
Long ago, in a lush jungle filled with giant ferns and towering trees, lived a very special dinosaur named Archie. Archie was an Archaeopteryx, which means he was one of the first creatures to have feathers just like a bird! Even though he had wings, he still had a long, lizard-like tail to help him balance.
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A gentle Maiasaura dinosaur stands protectively near a nest filled with unhatched dinosaur eggs.
A friendly Stegosaurus stands up on its hind legs, using its spiked tail to gently tap a prehistoric tree and shake loose some fruit.
A sturdy Kentrosaurus dinosaur walks through prehistoric ferns, showing off the sharp spikes on its back.
A sturdy Triceratops stands in a prehistoric stream, gently using its large horns to move a heavy fallen pine branch out of the water.
A gentle Brachiosaurus uses its long neck to wrap a vine around a log, creating a bridge over a stream.
