by Megan Stine
First published 2017
Megan Stine takes readers on a journey to an era when dinosaurs dominated the planet. The Age of Dinosaurs started around 250 million years ago with small creatures that grew into the diverse and captivating animals we study today. Stine explains how our understanding of these ancient creatures continues to change. She reveals that some dinosaurs cared for their young, that they could regrow teeth when they lost them, and that most species walked upright on two legs. The book also explores the connection between dinosaurs and modern birds, showing how these prehistoric giants live on in today's world. Stine presents evolving scientific discoveries that reshape what we thought we knew about dinosaur behavior and biology.
Genres: science, animals, dinosaurs, non-fiction, academic, science-nature
Vibes: educational, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: educational, informative
Period: Age of Dinosaurs
112 pages · Paperback · Penguin Workshop