Dinosaur's Binkit

Great Expectations About Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs roamed the Earth during the Mesozoic era A majority of people think that all dinosaurs are ferociously big reptiles

Fascinating Facts About Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs were believed to have roamed the Earth millions of years ago It is a dominant species of vertebrate animals whose extinction brought up a lot of questions to scientists until the present day

Interesting Dinosaur Facts
Dinosaurs roamed the earth millions of years ago It is even believed that birds are descendants of these creatures

On the Trail of Dinosaurs
Did you know that the first Tyrannosaurus Rex was found in Montana? Indeed, Montana is home to some of the world's best dinosaur dig sites. It is the perfect place for palaeontologists of all ages to explore the world's past and discover the secrets of ancient life from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods.

Dinosaurs: Our Mystery Creatures
Most people think that dinosaurs were big, ferocious and extinct reptiles. This is true with one more truth that along with these huge creatures there were some dinosaurs that were as small as chicken. Dinosaurs have become history but they are still among the interesting topics in the field of paleontology. Scientists study them to not only discover the hidden secrets behind them but also to understand the climate changes at that time as they are also occurring today.

Dinosaur's Binkit
For parents who have already received three copies of "Pat the Bunny" and "Goodnight Moon" at their baby showers, here's a charming bedtime book with a slightly different twist. Written by the popular greeting card artist Sandra Boynton, "Dinosaur's Binkit" tells a story about one of her cuddly animal creations, a baby dinosaur, who refuses to go to bed until he finds his most prized possession. He searches all over the house until a friend finds his fuzzy yellow "binkit." Finally, he settles down with his blankie and goes to sleep.

Dino exhibit might keep boredom away
The lazy days of summer bring splashes in the pool, picnics in the park and family vacations. However, 90 days of no school, sibling rivalries and reruns on television also brings the inevitable "Mom, I'm bored."

Montana's Mummy Dinosaur ~ Missouri River Country Home to Famously Preserved Leonardo
A 77 million year old dinosaur fossil was found in Montana's Missouri River Country. What makes this dinosaur so exceptional is the preservation of skin and internal organs. Dinosaur enthusiasts are encouraged to visit the land Leo called home.