"Describes how the Triceratops was discovered, how paleontologists study its bones, and what the fossil evidence tells us about the behavior of this three-horned plant-eating dinosaur"--

"This book takes a very simple look at the Triceratops dinosaur, examining what it looked like, what it ate, how it behaved, and its special skills and features such as the horns on its head. The book also discusses how we know about Triceratops today, showing where fossils are found and how scientists put them together."--

With the help of his friends Sam and Abi and his trusty Dino Cowboy Diary, Josh dreams of roping a wild Triceratops and maybe becoming the next great Dino Rider.

Introduces the dinosaur known as Triceratops, describing when it lived, what it ate, and how paleontologists learn about the dinosaur from its fossils.

"Did you know that the Triceratops had the largest head of any land animal that has ever lived? It had three horns on its head. Learn more about this fascinating creature in Triceratops. Did you know that the Triceratops had the largest head of any land animal that has ever lived? It had three horns on its head. Learn more about this fascinating creature in Triceratops." -- Amazon.com

Iggy Iguanodon is disappointed that his brother will not let him tag along to the swimming hole, but when Murka Triceratops comes over they find a game they are both good at, and have a fun afternoon; then at dinner Iggy refuses to eat his ferns, until his grandfather brings him a pile of flowers and Iggy agrees to try ferns (yucky), and the two of them eat the flowers together.

When a guest Triceratops come to lunch, it quickly becomes apparent which one are carnivores and which are herbivores.

An old, mean Tyrannosaurus Rex meets a few baby Triceratops who don't know that he is dangerous, but as they care for his wounded tail, he learns that love is more powerful than strength.

This book, in graphic novel format, tells of the survival of a Triceratops, from its hatchling stage being protected by the Triceratops herd to a collision with young and adult Daspletosaurus to finding the herd of Triceratops again.