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A friendly Parasaurolophus tilts its head back to play a song, with musical notes floating out from its distinctive head crest.
Meet Perry, the friendliest Parasaurolophus in the whole prehistoric jungle! Perry isn't like other dinosaurs; he has a very special horn on top of his head called a crest. While some dinosaurs use their heavy tails to splash or their big teeth to crunch, Perry uses his crest to make beautiful music.
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A gentle mother Diplodocus lowers her long neck to nuzzle her freshly hatched baby resting in a prehistoric nest of eggs.
A friendly Therizinosaurus dinosaur stands in the forest using its long claws to scratch its head.
A mighty Mosasaurus swims gracefully through the prehistoric ocean with its large flippers.
A curious baby Allosaurus jumps up excitedly to chase a large, detailed prehistoric dragonfly fluttering above the ferns.
A cute baby T-Rex stands in a prehistoric field holding a round balloon.
