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So, who likes Dinosaurs....

http://www.mos.org/exhibits/triceratops-cliff

Anyway, has to be my favorite fossil presentation. Almost all real and you can get close enough to feel like you're right there with it.

Worth the price of admission if you like that sort of thing.

There's also an effort going on to retain the display - it was on temporary loan and that's coming to an end. There's a fundraiser effort that is easy to find if you look for it and are interested. 

-Garin

ps. It's a hundred million years old and stone now but it's still smaller and faster than Admin Console....

Growing up, I don't think not liking dinosaur's was really even an option Looking at children today, not much has changed in that regard it seems.

Been planning to visit the local biological museum here, they have at least some cool models of dinosaur fossils' and it's been way too long since last visit.

-jon

If you ever get chance to visit the Natural History Museum in London UK I highly recommend it

It has to be the best, free day out you will ever have!

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I wonder if dinosaurs made noises similar to these fine animals.

http://youtu.be/PpccpglnNf0

Let's put some fire onto this topic and suggest "Dr Dino's" museum; http://creationtoday.org/pensacola/

Millions of years? No sir! Impossibro!

Fire and Brimstone I say...

Not to side one way or another but it is really amazing how far the average human will go to support a belief and how resistant we are to being wrong. 

I had a "discussion" with a science teacher over a fair project where the child had performed an experiment and proved that their original thesis was incorrect. The teacher graded him badly because his guess was wrong. I felt compelled to point out that no one ever learnt anything from being right. If you are right then you already knew the material. It's only when you are wrong and learn that you are and understand why that you grow.

-Garin