HUGUEL_0568

Face the world's fiercest dinosaurs and make it back to the future in one piece! You're a physics student with a dream: travel back in time and document the world of dinosaurs. Can you survive the terrors of the Tyrannosaurus rex?

When you successfully convert your Land Rover into a working time machine, you set your sights on traveling to the age of the Tyrannosaurus rex, triceratops, and pterosaur where you'll study dinosaurs and film a thrilling documentary. The only problem is the competition: your rival and enemy Darien Vance has claimed your work for his own, accused you of plagiarism, and had you kicked out of graduate school. When you travel back in time, you'll have to prove you got there first, redeem your good name, and make it home safely.

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She's right. Could a T. rex hide behind one of those massive sequoias? You have no idea. Everything is so quiet. Have all its prey fled? You shiver despite the heat. But wait. "Lots of dinosaurs have three toes."


"Yes, this big. Think of all the fossils we've seen in museums back home." You scrutinize the print more closely. Relief floods through you. "T. rex has claws at the tips of slender toes. Look here—fat toes—no claw marks."


Brett's not terribly convinced, so you pull out a laminated chart of dinosaur footprints, which are slightly different than the drawings downloaded in your cell phone app. You point to the T. rex example. It's decidedly unlike whatever stomped through this mud. Nonetheless, you wonder how exactly you can tell if it prowled these woods ten minutes ago or ten hours or ten days.


Your friend waves a dismissive hand at your chart. "Nobody's one hundred percent certain that's what a Tyrannosaurus footprint looks like."


"Fair point. But we know a T. rex print has to have claws, and this dinosaur doesn't."


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