prehistoric animals

"All the mammoths have fled Old Mouse City! It's a total cat-astrophe! Not only because mammoths are valuable allies of the cavemice, but also because without them, the cavemice can't make mammoth milkshakes, their delicious national drink. Geronimo Stiltonoot must embark on a daring journey to find the mammoths-and avoid going extinct before he gets back!"--Amazon.com.

"Learn all about the ancient animals known as mammoths and mastodons, from how they lived to how they are related to today's elephants."--Provided by publisher.

Describes what has been learned about the physical features, behavior, and surroundings of the long-extinct sabre-tooth tiger.

A lavishly-illustrated children's encyclopedia of dinosaurs as well as other prehistoric animals.

Presents facts about dinosaurs, covering their anatomy, eating behavior, and extinction.

Examines the developments of the Triassic Age, which saw the beginning of the dinosaurs, several dramatic extinction events, and the start of life for mammals on Earth.

Presents an introduction to animal fossils, discussing the different ways that fossils can form, amber, tar pits, fossil footprints, animal dung, sea life, and more.

Illustrations and text describe the physical characteristics of twenty-nine prehistoric mammals. Includes a statistics box for each featured animal, discussion of fossil evidence, and a time line.

Draws on fossil evidence to provide physical descriptions of thirty-five prehistoric animals.

"An elementary exploration of monster birds, focusing on fossil evidence that helps explain how their wide wings and long feathers helped these beasts adapt to the last Ice Age"--Provided by the publisher.