Dinosaur Next Door

A baby T-Rex shows up in your backyard and it won't stop growing — can you hide a dinosaur from the entire neighborhood?

You are the kind of kid who brings home every stray animal you find. A three-legged cat, a baby bird that fell out of its nest, a toad that lived in your bathtub for a week. 'You are one hamster away from running an actual zoo,' your mom told you last week, hands on her hips. 'I'm serious. One hamster.'

'I would never get a hamster without asking,' you said sweetly. 'Probably.'

You live on a quiet street where the most exciting thing that ever happens is Mr. Henderson next door yelling, 'KEEP THAT BASKETBALL OFF MY FENCE!' approximately twice a week.

But this Saturday morning, as you lie in bed, a weird CRUNCHING sound drifts up from the backyard. CRUNCH. CRUNCH. CRUNCH. 'That,' you whisper to your ceiling, 'does not sound like a squirrel.' You sit up slowly. 'Please be a squirrel. Please be a really big, weirdly loud squirrel.' You get the feeling your animal rescue career is about to level up in a very big way.