Meet Bindi.
Triceratops
The youngest of our baby dinosaur family. Sweet, caring Bindi loves her bows—and looking after her friends.
Watch Bindi’s story“Every day is better with a bow!”
- Sweet
- Caring
- Loves bows
Say hello to Bindi.
Press play to hear Bindi’s story. The words appear here, below the picture.
Narrated still picture · 28 seconds · Sound starts when you press play
Read the story
Hello, I’m Bindi. I’m the littlest dinosaur in our family. Look at my pretty bow! I love bows, and I love my friends. Is someone feeling left out? Come and sit with me. We can share a smile. Every day is better with a bow!
Little bows. Lots of love.
Bindi may be little, but she has plenty of kindness to share. She loves choosing a pretty bow, checking on her friends and making everyone feel part of the adventure.
A little prehistoric discovery
Triceratops ate plants. Its name means “three-horned face”. It had two horns above its eyes and one on its nose.
Shall we count Bindi’s three little horns together?
For grown-ups: Natural History MuseumOur friends’ colours, voices and personalities belong to their imaginary story world.
A little kindness with Bindi
Choose an imaginary bow for a friend. What colour would they like? You could also share a smile or ask, “Would you like to join us?”
There’s more than one way to join in. Looking, listening and imagining all count.
Colour in BindiThere’s a whole family to meet.
Next up: Rusty, our Dilophosaurus.
Planning an adventure for your group?
Our dinosaur friends bring the stories to life. Explore the visits for schools, early learning and events, then find a programme that fits.
Explore a Jurassic Jack visitIllustrated characters belong to our story world. Live characters and activities depend on the programme and are confirmed during planning.