It walks. Two motorized legs with grippy rubber pads stride forward and back, turn left and right, and the tail sways as he goes. He handles tile, hardwood and low carpet; thick shag rugs slow him down.

No. DinoRide comes with its own fossil-shaped remote: the bones are the buttons. There's no app to install and no phone involved, and most kids have it figured out in a minute.

Squeeze a few drops of plain tap water into the port on his head with the included dropper, press the spray button, and he breathes a fine blue-lit mist. It's just water — nothing to buy, nothing that stains.

Yes. If the remote is too much at first, tap his back and he walks by himself; tap his lower back and he runs a full show on his own. Two dinos let siblings play together, which is why most families order the 2-pack.

The tail and legs are designed to pop off under stress and click straight back on — no glue, no tools. If you're not happy for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days and we'll walk you through a return and refund.