Heh, some of the kids really seem worried.

The head and neck prosthetics are amazing. Shame you can see the actor's legs inside the fake legs.

This is completely irresponsible. Those kids are being taught that it's safe to get close to dinosaurs. What happens when they see a dinosaur outside the museum and want to pet it?

Thanks for posting that. I think I'll study it all week. It's an amazing behavior test: most of the adults are awed by the beast along with the kids. If the thing was to rush at anyone in the room, there would be a serious panic. With that fear clearly removed, the adults get used to it the way anyone confronting a huge scary dog that was clearly under human control would. The human legs are likely exposed to be clear consolation for kids (and adults) who are truly frightened.

Though I do question any teaching tool that relaxes anyone around an animal that, were it alive, would eat those kids like so much popcorn.

OMG. . .it looks like it might even have FEATHERS!. . .which is very cool.

Kermit has really been bulking up.

The greatest trick the dinosaur ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't eat kids.

Awesome!

Now, if there were bits of shredded backpack in the dino's teeth, that would be a teaching moment.

So very cool! Kinda reminded me of seeing Jurassic Park the first time.