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The sun slowly rose into the sky and gave monkey puzzle trees the light that they need to keep on growing and producing leaves. It was not just the trees getting the light either, a running stream on a hillside was now getting exposure as well. Sunlight even poked through the clouds and behind a mountain landslide along with shining through more trees. A prehistoric damselfly flew up to what appeared to be a tree trunk and landed on its side before flying to another close by. However a twitchy movement from the tree caused the damselfly to fly off. These were actually the legs of an Alamosaurus that walked over to join three others of its kind at a lush lake basin with another on land and two more bathing in the water with one of them lowering its long neck to drink. Other damselflies and prehistoric mosquitos buzzed around the place. Heading towards the land’s edge was a Pachycephalosaurus pair and already there drinking was a Thescelosaurus herd. Nearby the lake, a large flock of