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A cheerful Parasaurolophus dinosaur stands in the grass blowing bubbles with a wand.
Meet Perry, the most cheerful Parasaurolophus in the prehistoric valley! Perry is famous for the long, hollow crest on top of his head. While many scientists believe dinosaurs like Perry used their crests to make loud honking noises like a trumpet, today Perry has discovered a much quieter and more magical way to use his breath. He is standing in a soft, grassy field under a beautiful sky filled with puffy, white clouds.
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A friendly Iguanodon dinosaur stands in a prehistoric fern field giving a thumbs up gesture.
A gentle Diplodocus lowers its long neck across a stream so a baby Stegosaurus can safely walk across it like a bridge.
A cheerful Stegosaurus stands on the grass playing a tune on a wooden xylophone with a mallet.
A friendly Spinosaurus stands in a prehistoric river, playfully tossing a giant fern frond into the air with its long snout.
A friendly Pachycephalosaurus lowers its domed head to gently sniff a large prehistoric flower growing on the ground.
