Extinction Coast

The ground was dry and cracked, soils were exhausted, forests shriveled. The human race had done so much damage to the biosphere that environmental collapse seemed unavoidable. And that's when they began to appear: living, breathing dinosaurs. At first, they appeared fixated on a remote lake up north. But they soon spread far and wide, filling long-absent niches and stabilizing whole ecosystems. Now, dinosaurs are a common presence. But that doesn't mean they aren't a sight to behold—and a ...