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A cute baby Triceratops staring curiously at its own reflection in a water puddle.
Once upon a sunny morning in the prehistoric Valley of Ferns, a baby dinosaur named Toby took his first big walk alone. Toby was a Triceratops, which means he had a "three-horned face." He had two little horns on top of his head and one small horn on his nose. He also had a beautiful, scalloped frill behind his ears and fancy round spots all over his back.
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A gentle Diplodocus stands in a prehistoric river, using its long neck to move a floating wooden log.
A giant flying Quetzalcoatlus dinosaur stands on a sandy prehistoric shoreline, carefully picking up a spiral conch shell with its massive beak.
A curious baby Diplodocus bends its long neck to look at a snail.
A friendly Parasaurolophus dinosaur wades through a shallow prehistoric stream surrounded by ferns.
A playful Stegosaurus nudges a large round rock across the ground like a soccer ball.
