Books with title Robots and Dinosaurs

In a sunlit clearing in central Gondwana, on an otherwise ordinary day in the late Cretaceous, the seeds of Earth's first and greatest civilization were sown in the grisly aftermath of a Tyrannosaurus' lunch. Throughout the universe, intelligence is a rare and fragile commodity – a fleeting glimmer in the long night of cosmic history. That Earth should harbour not just one but two intelligent species at the same time, defies the odds. That these species, so unalike – and yet so complementary – should forge an alliance that kindled a civilization defies logic. But time is endless and everything comes to pass eventually... The alliance between ants and dinosaurs, was of course, based on dentistry. Yet from such humble beginnings came writing, mathematics, computers, fusion, antimatter and even space travel – a veritable Age of Wonder! But such magnificent industry comes at a price – a price paid first by Earth's biosphere, and then by all those dependent on it. And yet the Dinosaurs refused to heed the Ants' warning of impending ecological collapse, leaving the Ant Federation facing a single dilemma: destroy the dinosaurs, destroy a civilization... or perish alongside them?

It's the year 4173. Humans mastered space travel a long time ago and left Earth to find greener pastures on faraway planets. Before they left, however, they created thousands upon thousands of super intelligent robots. Sadly, the robots were left behind on Earth by their former human companions, so they did what any group of super intelligent robots left behind on Earth would do - they cloned dinosaurs to be their friends! Did I mention that when they cloned the dinosaurs they gave them bigger brains so they could talk? Well, they did. So there you have it - it's the distant future, in a world of robots and dinosaurs.

In a sunlit clearing in central Gondwana, on an otherwise ordinary day in the late Cretaceous, the seeds of Earth's first and greatest civilization were sown in the grisly aftermath of a Tyrannosaurus' lunch. Throughout the universe, intelligence is a rare and fragile commodity – a fleeting glimmer in the long night of cosmic history. That Earth should harbour not just one but two intelligent species at the same time, defies the odds. That these species, so unalike – and yet so complementary – should forge an alliance that kindled a civilization defies logic. But time is endless and everything comes to pass eventually... The alliance between ants and dinosaurs, was of course, based on dentistry. Yet from such humble beginnings came writing, mathematics, computers, fusion, antimatter and even space travel – a veritable Age of Wonder! But such magnificent industry comes at a price – a price paid first by Earth's biosphere, and then by all those dependent on it. And yet the Dinosaurs refused to heed the Ants' warning of impending ecological collapse, leaving the Ant Federation facing a single dilemma: destroy the dinosaurs, destroy a civilization... or perish alongside them?

It's the year 4173. Humans mastered space travel a long time ago and left Earth to find greener pastures on faraway planets. Before they left, however, they created thousands upon thousands of super intelligent robots. Sadly, the robots were left behind on Earth by their former human companions, so they did what any group of super intelligent robots left behind on Earth would do—they cloned dinosaurs to be their friends! Did I mention that when they cloned the dinosaurs they gave them bigger brains so they could talk? Well, they did. So there you have it—it's the distant future, in a world of robots and dinosaurs.

After Nigel's older brother invents robots at the high school science fair, Robots R' Us is headquartered in the quaint town of Whylers Knox. To thank the citizens for their hospitality, Robots R' Us awards every citizen their own robot. The robots are customized to demonstrate the benefits their products have to offer. A paralyzed gym teacher gets a robot to help him walk. A devout PTA leader, gets a robot to help her with bake sales. An impoverished lawyer gets a robot to drum up some business for him. An artist gets a robot to wear the face of the mystic woman from his paintings. Such an idyllic atmosphere does not last long, as the robot revolution forces the citizens to construct the Hanging Gardens of Whylers Knox. Will the robots succeed in replacing mankind on the tree of evolution, or will humanity prevail?

After Nigel's older brother invents robots at the high school science fair, Robots R' Us is headquartered in the quaint town of Whylers Knox. To thank the citizens for their hospitality, Robots R' Us awards every citizen their own robot. The robots are customized to demonstrate the benefits their products have to offer. A paralyzed gym teacher gets a robot to help him walk. A devout PTA leader, gets a robot to help her with bake sales. An impoverished lawyer gets a robot to drum up some business for him. An artist gets a robot to wear the face of the mystic woman from his paintings. Such an idyllic atmosphere does not last long, as the robot revolution forces the citizens to construct the Hanging Gardens of Whylers Knox. Will the robots succeed in replacing mankind on the tree of evolution, or will humanity prevail?

Do you have piles of pieces and parts and need a new project?This is a step-by-step building plan for a walking robotic dinosaur! This model demonstrates gear pairs and can be built quickly without a lot of special parts. You probably have these components laying around the house. This is a great way to get the whole family building together! Get a move on and start building! Another fine plan by Brick Banana!

A fresh, new look at the world of the dinosaurs — it's closer to our world than you might think! Did you know that Gallimimus could run faster than a racehorse, or that some dinosaurs were the same size as a human, while others were bigger than eight elephants? Did you know that magnolias and buttercups were among the flowers that grew in prehistoric times? This engaging, original book takes a completely new approach to the world of the dinosaurs and other prehistoric life. By comparing it with ourselves and with the massive variety of animals, habitats, and plant life that make up our world today kids can learn how dinosaurs are not so very different from them!