Tom and Jamie can't believe their luck when they find a secret entrance to a prehistoric world filled with dinosaurs! The boys are ready for a fun day with the Wanna by the lagoon. But when a velociraptor steals their Fossil Finder, they find themselves chasing the speedy thief into unfamiliar--and dangerous--territory.

Tom and Jamie can't believe their luck when they find a secret entrance to a prehistoric world filled with dinosaurs! The boys return to the dinosaur world looking for adventure. But they get a little more than they bargained for when a herd of triceratops charges right through their lunch!

Tom and Jamie time travel to a world filled with dinosaurs. Now their friend, a wannanosaurus, has been taken by the giant flying quetzalcoatlus, and they must find a way to rescue him.

Two best friends discover a secret entrance to a prehistoric world! While exploring a new area of Dinosaur Cove with the Wannasaurus, Jamie and Tom discover a baby Ankylosaurus stuck in the mud. They must help it get out of the muddy marsh--but how?

Tom and Jamie can't believe their luck when they find a secret entrance to a prehistoric world. This time, there's trouble in Dino World. A meteor has fallen, and all the dinaosaurs are spooked. And when the boys wander into the path of a stampeding Edmontosurus pack, they think they're done for!

There's trouble in Dino World. A meteor has fallen, and all the dinaosaurs are spooked. And when the boys wander into the path of a stampeding Edmontosurus pack, they think they're done for!

"Jamie and Tom are night fishing and decide to visit their secret dinosaur world in the dark! As they emerge into the Triassic, they hear the night-time sounds of the prehistoric jungle. Together with their dino friend, Wanna, they set up a camp and settle down to tell scary ghost stories, but when some noisy Triassic frogs start up their mating call, it makes the boys jump! And just as they get back to their stories, a sharp-toothed Coelophysis runs...

Tom and Jamie return to Dino World with a new mission: prehistoric wildlife watching. They've learned how to camouflage themselves to see animals back home, so why not dinosaurs, too?.