PLEO

regeneration_bed.jpg pleo-tug-med.jpg pleo-pet.jpg pleo.jpg pleo-food.jpg pleo_skin_medium.jpg pleo_skinless.jpg pleo_schem_w1200.jpg pleo_pet.jpg ghst.jpg caleb_chung_pleo.jpg Pleo_7.jpg Pleo_5.jpg Pleo_3.jpg Pleo_2.jpg get_video.flv pleo.flv Pleo_8.jpg WHAT IS A CAMARASAURUS? Camarasaurus was a late-Jurassic North American herbivore, 60 feet long in adulthood and the size of the Pleo dinosaur as a newborn. The Pleo dinosaur has stages of development: HATCHLING A new life form opens his eyes for the first time. Awareness glimmers as the dinosaur adjusts to the light. His limbs try a tentative stretch. The world is a flood of sensations. He'll notice you as soon as he's ready. Watch. Wait. Nurture. Your soft words and soothing touch are just what he needs. INFANT Pleo dinosaur's drive to explore overcomes his baby fears. He peers up at you. You scratch his chin. He investigates your finger. Shuffles closer. Honks a soft greeting in response to your voice. Discover the world together. JUVENILE Pleo dinosaur's growing up. His explorations bring experience and confidence. A unique personality emerges and continues to evolve. Is your Pleo bold or shy, playful or mellow, curious or scared? It all depends on the experiences you've shared. Pleo dinosaur has different emotions: HAPPY AND CURIOUS Pleo dinosaur's natural disposition is alert and inquisitive. He ambles about with a bright eye, swaying tail and leisurely pace, content to explore the sights, sounds, shapes and textures of his world — and that, of course, includes you. PLAYFUL AND LIVELY If your Pleo dinosaur loves a good tug-of-war or shows off in front of friends, congratulate yourself — it's all the fun you've had together that has made him the good sport that he is. In his excitement, he just might let loose with a few hoots and honks. SCARED AND SURPRISED Let's not forget that this Camarasaurus is just a baby. Something in Pleo dinosaur's new environment scares him — see how he cowers? But the more he experiences, the more confident he becomes. And then he'll love surprises — the good kind. SAD AND VEXED A sociable Pleo dinosaur who's alone too long or a hungry Pleo who's not getting fed can turn into a sad Pleo. How can you tell? His droopy tail and forlorn look let you know that he's looking for a friendly pat or a taste of his favorite leaf. Does Pleo dinosaur ever get upset? Well, let's just say you shouldn't pull that toe of his too hard. Pleo dinosaur has different drives: SENSES Stroke Pleo dinosaur from head to tail and he'll blissfully arch his back. Call out to him or shine a light, and see how he responds. Just like us, Pleo dinosaur experiences the world through his senses. DRIVES Pleo dinosaur's hungry. Getting sleepy. But hey, what's that over there? Like any creature, Pleo dinosaur feels hunger and fatigue — offset by powerful urges to explore and be nurtured. He'll graze, nap and toddle about on his own —when he feels like it! Pleo dinosaur can change his mind and his mood, just as you do. COMMUNICATION With a playful honk or a pesky tug, Pleo dinosaur lets you know that he craves attention or food. And what does that foot-stomp mean? Have fun discovering Pleo dinosaur's wide repertoire of vocalizations and gestures — the combinations are endless. Pleo dinosaur's sophisticated sensory system has devices that enable him to see, to sense touch and to detect objects: a color camera, sound sensors, two infrared sensors, 14 motors, over 100 gears, 8 touch sensors and an orientation sensor. PLEO'S WEB pleo