Weird But True! is going prehistoric! Dinosaurs: 300 Dino-Mite Facts to Sink Your Teeth Into is an exciting addition to the wildly popular, mind-blowing, fact-packed book series that is taking on the jaws and claws that ruled the Mesozoic world.

Curious which creatures ruled when dinosaurs roamed the Earth? Get ready to meet the record-setters, including the biggest, smallest, smartest, weirdest, deadliest, most notorious, and most mysterious of all time in Dino Records: The Most Amazing Prehistoric Creatures to Ever Walk the Earth! You'll find fantastic firsts, including the first dinosaur fossils found and the first dinos in space. And you'll meet other rad, remarkable creatures that lived before, after, and alongside them.

In National Geographic Kids Everything Dinosaurs, kids will explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs, meeting prehistoric creatures as tall as houses, and others that were as tiny as chickens. Kids become dino experts as they browse the eye-popping illustrations and absorb the authoritative information, made extra fun through a lively and humor-infused presentation.

Ever wondered how to find a dinosaur? Paleontologist Dr. Scott Sampson, host of Dinosaur Train on PBS Kids, tells kids how! How do paleontologists find dinosaur bones? How do they know what dinosaurs ate or looked like? And what is paleontology, anyway? Dr. Scott tackles all these questions and more while inspiring kids to go out and make the next big dino discovery!

The Griffin and the Dinosaur: How Adrienne Mayor Discovered a Fascinating Link Between Myth and Science is the story of one insightful, curious, and determined woman who solved the mystery of the Griffin, and invented a new science. 

T. rex, triceratops, pterosaurs, saber-toothed cats! This colorful reference book is jam-packed with 1,000 fascinating facts about what these prehistoric creatures looked like, how they lived, and the evidence they left behind.

When Fish Got Feet, When Bugs Were Big, and When Dinos Dawned: A Cartoon Prehistory of Life on Earth takes readers back 430 million years, long before the dinosaurs existed, to a time when life on land was limited to tiny bugs crawling around under equally tiny plants.

Tear through tons of facts, figures, timelines, and the most up-to-date intel straight from the field, with National Geographic explorer and paleontologist Steve Brusatte as your expert guide, in Absolute Expert: Dinosaurs.

The whole family will enjoy piecing together this jigsaw puzzle showcasing a charming photo of two bear cub friends. It serves as a great example of the kind of nature photography that has made National Geographic famous around the world.

This provocative book of photography offers a bold new insight into the lives of the world's largest mammals, along with their complex societies. In these pages, we learn that whales share an amazing ability to learn and adapt to opportunities, from specialized feeding strategies to parenting techniques. There is also evidence of deeper, cultural elements of whale identity, from unique dialects to matrilineal societies to organized social customs like singing contests.

With more than 100 charming animal photos to illustrate the animal profiles, plus facts about the creatures' sizes, diets, homes, and more, this book will quickly become a favorite.

Profound and inspiring, America the Beautiful is a book for everyone who has ever marveled at the beauty of the United States. Culled from National Geographic's vaunted photo archives, spanning a period of more than 130 years, this provocative collection depicts the splendor of this great nation as only National Geographic can.