I KNOW DINO! AMAZING BREAKTHROUGHS, MEGA MISTAKES AND UNSOLVED MYSTERIES IN DINOSAUR SCIENCE written by Sabrina Ricci illustrated by Franco Tempesta

National Geographic’s I KNOW DINO! AMAZING BREAKTHROUGHS, MEGA MISTAKES, AND UNSOLVED MYSTERIES IN DINOSAUR SCIENCE by Sabrina Ricci is filled with meaningful illustrations by Franco Tempesta. It’s a marriage of science, history and dino info that blend magically to describe specific dinosaurs, their claims to fame, their parts in history, and “what we know now.” For example in two short pages we learn that Iguanodon was named 16 years before the word dinosaur was invented, see a 1853 drawing of Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins hosting a dinner party inside an Iguanadon sculpture, and learn that because of a bone bed with 30 Iguanodon skeletons reveal even the texture of their skin. The book also unifies features such as tails and heads used as weapons, those who wore majestic crests, dino battles and more. . You can find out more about this book in the Purchase link below.