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How did dinosaurs get feathers? How did they start flying? What use were feathers to dinosaurs that didn't fly? Chris Sloan's 2000 book Feathered Dinosaurs introduced kids to the radical idea that some dinosaurs had feathers and that birds are, in fact, a subset of dinosaurs. In How Dinosaurs Took Flight, Sloan returns to these ancient feathered creatures to introduce kids to fascinating new finds-including a Tyrannosaur with feathers and a dinosaur with four wings. The author focuses on the tough new questions scientists are asking right now, the evidence they've gathered, the hypotheses that are developing from the evidence, and the unknowns that remain. Less

18 months & up. What if a dinosaur's friends come to play? Does he mope, does he pout if he can't get his way? Time and time again, children are told to "play nice." This book is packed with rhymes that will teach children how to play nice and how it can be easy and fun. Less

Buy these together and save!No bones about it – this 3-foot T-Rex skeleton is the model of prehistoric fun.51 bone-like piecesSnaps together puzzle- styleRealistic mid-stride pose captures the dinosaur's daunting statureDisplay it on its rock-like base or disassemble for future useIncludes educational color poster full of fun T-Rex factsNo messy glue neededEasy to assemblePaleontol ogists and puzzlers alike will have hours of fun assembling this towering 3-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton model. For the first time see all of Discovery Channel's exciting dinosaur programs on a 2-disc set! From the groundbreaking discoveries in Valley of the T. Rex to the intriguing possibilities of Dinosaurs: Return to Life? travel back to prehistoric times for an up-close look at these fascinating creatures.Valley Of The T. RexFollow paleontologist Jack Horner as he unearths a mystery at record pace. In a single summer he has found the skeletons of five T. Rex dinosaurs in the arid badlands of Montana. Learn how the remains of these legendary creatures are teaching Horner a very unexpected lesson.T. Rex: New Science New BeastExperience the history of Tyrannosaurus Rex in a fun new way. For the young and old this fascinating program will delight your imagination and show you a different side of this mammoth creature.When Dinosaurs Roamed AmericaTravel back in time to the period when these stunning creatures inhabited our continent. State-of-the-art computer animation live-action backgrounds and the latest scientific finds show how dinosaurs lived and died in our own backyard.Utah's Dino GraveyardFollow the excavation and research of a new species of Therizinosaur the most primitive member of a bizarre group of feathered dinosaurs. See how they are believed to be most closely related to raptors – a group that evolved into today's birds.Dinosaur PlanetIn four exciting adventurous episodes learn what it was like to be a dinosaur as the sights and sounds of the primordial past are recreated through state-of-the-art computer- generated imagery.The Mystery DinosaurSometimes a discovery forever changes what we think we know altering our perspective and rewriting history. This is the story of a mystery dinosaur named Jane baffling the greatest minds in paleontology from the moment she was unearthed Less