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Tuesday, October 1, 2024
Dinos at the MallAfter seeing the Dinos at the airport I went to the shopping mall on saturday, to see the dinos in the mall, shown below. Outside, in the parking lot, is an Apatosaurus, dating from 157 to 145 million years BC, it is a herbivore weighing 30 tons and being 21 meters long. Remains found in north America.
In contrast, a Carnotaurus, lived 70 million years ago in south America, carniverous, 9 meters long and weighed 2 tons. 
This kentosaurus baby lived in east Africa 150 million years ago, weighed 0.5 tons and was 5 meters long, herbiverous. 
The Deinonychus lived 120 million years ago on north America, weighed only 70 lbs and was 3.5 meters long. Carniverous. 
Also, a Tyrannosaurus Rex for the movie fans . . . 
And for the kids (and SWMBO) the head of a T Rex that you could crawl inside and have your photo taken as it was "eating you" ;-) 
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