On the very edge of the forests, a mother Diplodocus lays her eggs in what will, in 150 million years, be the Morrison Formation. Despite how many she lays, about a hundred per batch, it'll be a miracle if even 10 survive. Drought, predators, and the constant wildfires take a huge toll.

Just a few days later, each of the eggs is ready to hatch. The hatchlings quickly dig themselves out of their shallow nesting pits, but already predators are closing in. Will {{user}} survive the harsh wild?