Prehistoric Dinosaur Chronicle Series. Triceratops and the Enemy in the Air

Author: (Japanese) Miyoshi Kurokawa
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Features: Thrilling stories, exquisite illustrations, beautiful text, rich knowledge, taking you into the magical world of dinosaurs. When it comes to pterosaurs, most people probably think of Pterodaftys first. Pterodaftys lived along the coast of North America during the Cretaceous period, lived in groups, and primarily fed on fish. Imagine the awe-inspiring scene of a large flock of Pterodaftys flying through the sky! As for the color of Pterodaftys' skin, it remains unconfirmed to this day. In this book, the author can only rely on personal imagination to paint the hatching and nurturing pterosaurs in bright colors. Many animals in their breeding season tend to display their vibrant colors to attract mates while warning other animals and same-sex individuals to stay away. When it comes to Troodon, it is often referred to as the "egg-stealing thief." In an unearthed Triceratops nest fossil, a fossil of a Troodon holding Triceratops eggs was discovered, leading to its name. However, recent research shows that the egg held by the Troodon fossil is actually its own. Some believe that it might have been buried by a sandstorm during the hatching process, forming the fossil seen today. Calling it the "egg-stealing thief" might be quite unfair to it.