Dinosaurs' Zoo

Maya tugged her father’s hand as they entered the Dinosaur Zoo. Unlike any regular zoo, this one was full of creatures that roared, stomped, and towered above the trees. The first dinosaur she saw was a tall Brachiosaurus, stretching its neck to nibble leaves from the highest branches. Its long shadow covered Maya, and she giggled when it sneezed—showers of leaves rained down on her! Next, a Triceratops marched proudly in its enclosure, its three horns shining under the sun.


Maya imagined it was a knight guarding a castle. “Do you think it’s friendly?” she asked. Just then, the Triceratops bent down and nudged a ball toward her through the fence. Maya laughed. “Yes, very friendly.” At the snack corner, something surprising happened. A red Tyrannosaurus Rex waddled forward—not with a roar, but with a birthday cake balanced in its tiny arms! Behind it, a Velociraptor bounced happily, holding balloons in its claws. “It’s your birthday!”

Maya’s father whispered. She gasped. The dinosaurs were throwing her a surprise party! Music began to play, and even the flying Pteranodon swooped low, dropping confetti from the sky. Maya clapped and danced in her green dinosaur costume, blending right in with her new prehistoric friends.

 That evening, as the sun set behind the enclosures, Maya waved goodbye. The T-Rex gave her a toothy grin, and the Triceratops bowed like a gentleman. “Best birthday ever,” Maya whispered, hugging her balloons tight. “I’ll never forget my day at the Dinosaur Zoo.”