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A cheerful Parasaurolophus dinosaur stands on a rock singing with musical notes in the air.
Meet Perry. Perry is a Parasaurolophus, which is a big name for a dinosaur with a very cool musical instrument built right into his head! See that long, curved crest on top of his head? That’s not just for looks. Scientists believe these dinosaurs used their hollow crests like trumpets to make loud, beautiful sounds that could travel for miles across the prehistoric valley.
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A gentle Brachiosaurus stands comfortably in a deep prehistoric river, playfully leaning its long neck into a splashing waterfall.
A talented Diplodocus dinosaur stands in a fern field playing a clarinet.
A friendly Carnotaurus dinosaur stands proudly at the edge of a calm pond to admire the reflection of its small horns in the water.
A playful Triceratops hides behind a large prehistoric fern plant.
A sturdy Triceratops carefully using its sharp horns to dig up a unique star-shaped root in the prehistoric jungle.
