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Trapped in the Tar Pit - How Paleontologists Unearthed a City's Prehistoric Past

English · Hardback

Will be released 01.08.2025

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Dig down, down, down into the history of an ancient tar pit in this fascinating nonfiction picture book about one of the most exciting fossil discoveries of the modern day!

Thousands of years ago, ancient animals roamed the Earth, unaware there was a lot of sticky tar hidden deep beneath their feet…until one day, an earthquake caused it to seep up to the surface. When unsuspecting animals stepped into the tar, they got stuck!

Centuries later, in the early 1900s, people started exploring the tar pit and found more bones the deeper they dug. Eventually, scientists realized the bones weren’t just any old bones but perfectly preserved fossils of ancient animals, just waiting to be dug up and puzzled back together!

Uncover this true story of a miraculous scientific discovery in the most unexpected of places.

About the author










Jessica Stremer is a mom and military spouse with a bachelor’s degree in biology. She combines her love of science and writing to create books that inspire kids to explore the world around them and beyond. She is the author of the nonfiction picture books Wonderfully Wild, Lights Out, and Trapped in the Tar Pit. When not writing, Jessica loves spending time with her family traveling, hiking, and camping.

Product details

Authors Jessica Stremer
Assisted by Alexander Vidal (Illustration)
Publisher Beach Lane Books
 
Languages English
Age Recommendation ages 4 to 8
Product format Hardback
Release 01.08.2025
 
EAN 9781665953177
ISBN 978-1-6659-5317-7
No. of pages 40
Dimensions 279 mm x 229 mm x 3 mm
Subject Children's and young people's books

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