Back to the LittleClickers Menu Peek Inside a Dinosaur Egg (Recommended sites for kids, from the editors of CSR).

At National Geographic's web site, you can follow dinosaur hunters as they find and "hatch" dinosaur eggs. These researchers use tiny chisels, acid baths and high-tech scanning machines to peek inside the eggs. Sometimes, they can even see the embryo bones! Here's the link: www.nationalgeographic.com/features/96/dinoeggs.

Here are some other fun dino-links that we recommend.

The Biggest Dinosaur http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/dinosaurs Find out at Zoom Dinosaurs! You can print out dino pictures to color, play dinosaur games and make dino arts and crafts.

Meet the Iguanodon www.bbc.co.uk/dinosaurs/fact_files/sky/iguanodon.shtml On the BBC OnLine's Walking with Dinosaurs site, you'll learn that an Iguanodon could grow up to ten meters long and weighed up to five tons. It was a big herbivore&emdash; a plant eater. You can learn all about this dinosaur and lots of other ones in the dinosaur fact files on this web site.

Dig for Dinosaurs! http://www.projectexploration.org/niger2000/ Go on an expedition to Egg Mountain, Montana's famous dinosaur nesting site. You'll join the Junior Paleontologists (real live kids) as they spend three weeks at the dig site, digging up, preparing and studying dinosaur bones.

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