Sauropods - the famous long-necked dinosaurs - didn't have the frills, crests, spikes, horns, claws, clubs, or teeth of many of the other famous dinosaurs. Instead, they wow us with their size.
The biggest of these astounding animals stretched to more than 120 feet long, and weighed in at over 70 tons!
But how did these mesozoic marvels come to be so big? What were their origins? How did they live? And what was their end?
It’s safe to say that Tyrannosaurus rex is among the world’s most beloved dinosaur species, and no specimen on the planet embodies all that T. rex was like SUE. The famous fossil, and long-time resident of the Field Museum, is a testament to the grit and strength it took to survive during the Late Cretaceous period. In his newest graphic novel, award-winning artist, author, and illustrator Ted Rechlin (T. rex Generations, Howl, End of the Ice Age) enters a 67-million-year old landscape lush with delicate ferns and fierce competition.
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The Earth is four and a half billion years old. Complex life developed five hundred and eighty million years ago. In that time our planet has been home to some truly amazing animals and has been the stage for incredible dramas and adventures. Rextooth Studios is a publisher telling stories about the awesome creatures that have called - and still do call - our planet home. The bottom line is Rextooth produces cool stories with a focus on science education. The mission statement is as simple as that. To learn more, please visit @rextoothstudios on Twitter and @rextooth_studios on Instagram.
