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A sturdy Styracosaurus pushes aside thick prehistoric ferns to reveal a hidden bubbling stream.
Meet Spike, a very curious Styracosaurus! He lived in a lush, prehistoric jungle filled with giant trees and soft, green moss. Spike was easy to spot because he had a spectacular frill on the back of his head with long, pointy spikes. Did you know that the name Styracosaurus actually means "spiked lizard"? Even though his spikes looked sharp, Spike was the friendliest dinosaur in the entire valley.
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A mighty Mosasaurus swims gracefully through the prehistoric ocean with its large flippers.
A sporty Ankylosaurus uses its tail to hit a soccer ball in a field.
A friendly Dilophosaurus stands on a rock showing off its open neck frills
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 majestic Pteranodon flies through the prehistoric sky, carrying a giant fern leaf in its beak to build a cozy nest.
