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A gentle Diplodocus stands in a prehistoric river, using its long neck to move a floating wooden log.
Meet Dash, the friendliest Diplodocus in the prehistoric valley! Dash is a very special kind of dinosaur called a long-neck. Can you see how long his neck is? It helps him reach the juiciest leaves at the very top of the tallest trees. Today, Dash isn’t looking for a snack; he is going for a refreshing splash in the river.
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An energetic baby T-Rex jumps up on its hind legs to playfully catch a giant falling leaf in a prehistoric forest.
A fast Carnotaurus dinosaur runs across the plains showing its distinctive horns.
A prehistoric Dimetrodon lies peacefully on a rock, warming the large fan-like sail on its back in the sun.
A gentle mother Parasaurolophus watches over her nest, where one of the eggs is just beginning to crack open.
A sturdy Triceratops carefully using its sharp horns to dig up a unique star-shaped root in the prehistoric jungle.
