Leapfrog's The World Of Dinosaurs

[MaastrichtianGuy]

Ok so not only that Leapfrog has made a dinosaur book with the one with Leap, the Professor and the baby Hypacrosaurus in it but they also made the other dinosaur book that was made for the Leap Pad system but before that for their science section made for the books made for that system back in the early parts of the 2000s so here comes also this book.



The front and back cover.

The page to also use this book but it has the definition to the word dinosaur and what it means.

The contents to all the pages in this book.


The page where a paleontologist is out at the formation digging some fossils with a lizard and a prairie dog including some generic birds in the background she tells what paleontology and fossils mean.

The Triassic Section of the book where it shows Coelophysis, Saltopus, Plateosaurus, a skull of a Herrerasaurus and the state of New Mexico where the fossils of Coelophysis where found in.


The Jurassic Section of the book which shows Stegosaurus, Compsognathus, Diplodocus with it's footprints, Brachiosaurus, Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus and the state of Colorado where fossils of Stegosaurus are also found.





And the Cretaceous section of the book which shows Oviraptor, Protoceratops, Velociraptor, Maiasaura, Spinosaurus, Troodon or Stenonychosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Ankylosaurus, Corythosaurus, Triceratops, Albertosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Elasmosaurus and Pteranodon alongside a few modern animals like an American Bison, a Marine Iguana and a California Condor.

There is also a page showing a map of where it shows what part of the world are dinosaurs discovered and found in alongside the illustrations of all the dinosaurs in this book.

And the page focusing on the KT Extinction event during the Cretaceous period which is the time all the dinosaurs were killed off in which shows a roaring T-Tex, a herd of Parasaurolophus and a flock of Pteranodons despite these 2 do not live and coexist with Tyrannosaurus at all.

And the page focusing on all the levels made for the library showing the selective titles of the books made for the system including some upcoming ones too which goes from classics, science, geography and more yet to be released titles made for it with an illustration of baby Maiasauras hatching out of their eggs in a nest on it.

[chinasaur668]

I had the LeapFrog book with the baby Hypacrosaurus that you mentioned! I believe the title was Leap and the Lost Dinosaur. I credit that and The Rourke Dinosaur Dictionary as being the sources of my fascination with dinosaurs when I was 4 or 5 years old, although it dwindled away until I read the companion book to Walking With Dinosaurs around age 11. Thanks for sharing! I'll see if I can get some pictures of the dictionary since it has very nostalgic paleoart inside.