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Dinosaurs: 100,000 Why's: The Big Encyclopedia For Curious Minds: Full Colour Comic Book Style Collection Of Big Questions, Fun Facts & Missions For Ages 6-13
Why did Tyrannosaurus rex have a bite so powerful it could crush solid bone? Why did Velociraptor have one giant curved claw on each foot instead of an ordinary toe?
100,000 WHYS is a full-color, comic-style encyclopedia for kids who can't get enough of the age of dinosaurs. Across 120 fact-packed pages, young paleontologists explore fearsome meat-eaters, giant plant-eaters, flying and swimming reptiles, and the science of how dinosaurs are dug up, named, and rebuilt bone by bone.
Each two-page spread tackles one big question with a clear answer and a hands-on Mini Mission that turns kids into junior paleontologists.
Inside, readers will
Fearsome Meat-EatersGiant Plant-EatersFlying & Swimming ReptilesDinosaur Bodies & SensesDigging Up DinosaursThe End of the DinosaursArmored & Spiked DinosaursTiny & Feathered DinosaursDinosaur Eggs & BabiesDinosaurs Around the WorldHow Dinosaurs Are Named & ClassifiedDinosaurs in Museums & Pop CultureWritten for curious minds ages 6–13, this is the perfect gift for dinosaur-obsessed kids and anyone who's ever wanted to meet a T. rex face to face.
100,000 WHYS is a full-color, comic-style encyclopedia for kids who can't get enough of the age of dinosaurs. Across 120 fact-packed pages, young paleontologists explore fearsome meat-eaters, giant plant-eaters, flying and swimming reptiles, and the science of how dinosaurs are dug up, named, and rebuilt bone by bone.
Each two-page spread tackles one big question with a clear answer and a hands-on Mini Mission that turns kids into junior paleontologists.
Inside, readers will
Fearsome Meat-EatersGiant Plant-EatersFlying & Swimming ReptilesDinosaur Bodies & SensesDigging Up DinosaursThe End of the DinosaursArmored & Spiked DinosaursTiny & Feathered DinosaursDinosaur Eggs & BabiesDinosaurs Around the WorldHow Dinosaurs Are Named & ClassifiedDinosaurs in Museums & Pop CultureWritten for curious minds ages 6–13, this is the perfect gift for dinosaur-obsessed kids and anyone who's ever wanted to meet a T. rex face to face.
121 pages, Paperback
Published August 3, 2026
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