Robert T. Bakker

A Utahraptor who identifies herself as Red, grows up into the world of the dinosaurs, striving to survive, find a mate and start a family of her own. Needless to say there are other troubles that hinder her dreams and progress, sometimes plunging her towards peril and death. Raptor Red captures the essence of what being a dinosaur in the Cretaceous period is like and the primal survival instincts. Food, water, family and life.

Presents the author's theories on dinosaurs, principally, that they were warm-blooded, and takes issue with many current theories held by scholars and the general public. Also offers an explanation of why dinosaurs became extinct.

"Look through the glasses and see in 3-D...a Ceratosaurus family making lunch out of a Brachiosaurus! An adult Psittacosaurus herding a dozen pups! A Platbelodon using its shovel jaw to carry a sleeping baby! And much, much more in this collection of three picturebacks..."--Cover back.