From the highly anticipated Jurassic World to a live stream of a T-rex autopsy, dinosaurs are rising from extinction–as much as possible, at least.This past weekend, people were interacting on social media about #TREXautopsie, a National Geographic feature including a comprehensive replica of a T-rex. People all over the world could stream this intricately designed replication undergo an autopsy.
Check out what went into the crafting of the T-rex:
From on screen to off screen, innovative technology and resources are bringing dinosaurs back to life.
For Calgarians, many can revel in local events that have introduced lifelike dinosaur experiences.
The Calgary Zoo’s Dinosaurs Alive features 16 new animatronic dinosaurs for visitors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y20CkNU8y-c
In addition, TELUS Spark also offers a unique display of 14 life-sized dinosaur sculptures with their series, Dinosaurs in Motion. Attendees are encouraged to be interactive with these models and see how pulleys and various controls allow for the dinosaurs’ animatronic movements.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMJ4ieq6vbQ
Dinosaurs may still be extinct, but with the aid of science and technology, they can continue to remain in our imaginations forever.
