For those who don't have the room for a Tyrannosaurs rex but still want a bloodthirsty pet, this handy guide recommends a pint-sized predator: the Velociraptor. At six feet long, it's still pretty large for a pet, but it's definitely the smallest dinosaur on the block, and one of the deadliest. Only the bravest readers can tame this speedy beast. Hilarious illustrations will draw in even reluctant readers as they learn incredible facts about this devilish dinosaur. Fun fact boxes make reading about the vicious Velociraptor an unforgettable adventure.
A pair of fierce but beautiful eyes look out from the undergrowth of conifers. She is an intelligent killer... So begins one of the most extraordinary novels you will ever read. The time is 120 million years ago, the place is the plains of prehistoric Utah, and the eyes belong to an unforgettable heroine. Her name is Raptor Red, and she is a female Raptor dinosaur. Painting a rich and colorful picture of a lush prehistoric world, leading paleontologist Robert T. Bakker tells his story from within Raptor Red's extraordinary mind, dramatizing his revolutionary theories in this exciting tale. From a tragic loss to the fierce struggle for survival to a daring migration to the Pacific Ocean to escape a deadly new predator, Raptor Red combines fact an fiction to capture for the first time the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors of the most magnificent, enigmatic creatures ever to walk the face of the earth.
Vicky the Velociraptor is very fast. While she loves to race through life, her speed often gets her into trouble, as readers will find out. They'll also discover that sometimes it's better to slow down and take your time while trying to accomplish a special goal. Engaging text and eye-catching illustrations will attract readers of all levels to this amusing tale.
Perfect Christmas gift for any dinosaur enthusiast! 'Who could resist a handbook about potential pets that has a little symbol for "likes children" and a separate one for "likes children to eat"... wonderful' GUARDIAN Hollywood and the popular press would have us believe that all dinosaurs are gigantic, hostile and untameable. In fact, there are many species that make charming and even useful companions: Velociraptor - a splendid, loyal, fierce, friend Deinonychus - will not eat dog food (dogs are another matter) Tyrannosaurus - least suitable to keep; will need special licence Ornithomimus - an appealing first dinosaur for the child anxious for her first ride This book advises you which dinosaur is right for you and your home, from the city apartment dweller looking for a lap pet, to the country estate owner looking to tighten up on security. HOW TO KEEP DINOSAURS is a bestselling guide, packed with the sort of information keen dinosaur keepers crave - from feeding and housing to curing common ailments, breeding and showing your animal. The author, a zoologist with extensive experience of dinosaurs, has provided a timely and much-needed source book for all those who keep dinosaurs and for the huge numbers who are contemplating getting one. It is as essential to every dinosaur keeper as a stout shovel and a tranquilliser rifle.
For those who don't have the room for a Tyrannosaurs rex but still want a bloodthirsty pet, this handy guide recommends a pint-sized predator: the Velociraptor. At six feet long, it's still pretty large for a pet, but it's definitely the smallest dinosaur on the block, and one of the deadliest. Only the bravest readers can tame this speedy beast. Hilarious illustrations will draw in even reluctant readers as they learn incredible facts about this devilish dinosaur. Fun fact boxes make reading about the vicious Velociraptor an unforgettable adventure.
A spunky and imaginative little girl dreams of the best pet everNa fuzzy baby raptor to snuggle. Readers may notice striking similarities between the raptor's behavior and that of a more common house pet. Full color.
