The world of dinosaurs
By Michael Willmer Forbes Tweedie
Fossils reveal how mighty dinosaurs lived—but what caused their sudden disappearance?
informative · fascinating · prehistoric · educational
Genres
What is The world of dinosaurs about?
Take a journey into the prehistoric world of dinosaurs, from their first appearance to their disappearance millions of years ago. This informative book explains how palaeontologists use fossils to uncover clues about dinosaur bodies, behaviour, habitats and diets. Meet a variety of remarkable species, including plant-eaters and powerful predators, and discover how changing environments shaped their lives. Written in a clear, engaging style, it introduces young readers to the science of palaeontology and the fascinating history of life on Earth.
About the author
Michael Willmer Forbes Tweedie was a naturalist, archaeologist and author who loved discovering the amazing animals of South-East Asia. He worked at the Raffles Museum in Singapore, where he studied wildlife and shared his knowledge with others. His books include The World of Dinosaurs, Malaysian Animal Life and Sea Shells. Through clear writing and fascinating facts, Tweedie helped young readers explore nature, from tiny insects to giant prehistoric creatures, and encouraged them to look closely at the wonderful world around them.
Pages
143 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1977
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