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I recently went to the Museum für Naturkunde which roughly translates to Museum of Natural History in Berlin.

This was my first ever experience of seeing actual dinosaurs(or whatever remains of them)

I also got to see their least favourite reindeers, which are comets basically.

I realized I will never be tired of visiting museums (even though the moralities are always in question when it comes to museums and zoos)

Dinosaurs: A Blast From The Past

Dinosaurs are some of the greatest creatures that have ever roamed the surface of this Earth. Some of them standing at heights of over 80 feet, were large species that were diverse in nature. Some flew across the sky with their wings so large that it made a sunny day seem cold and dark. The Quetzalcoatlus is the largest avian dinosaur and stood at a height equal to a giraffe. When in the air,…

This Week in Dinosaur News: Two new alverezsauroids were found in China, filling the largest gap in theropod evolution

“Scaled reconstruction of Bannykus wulatensis. (Tom Parker, 2018)” by Tomopteryx https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bannykus.png

  Here’s what came out this week in dinosaur news:

The new alverezsauroids Bannykus and Xiyunykus were found in China, filling the largest gap in theropod evolution source

Walking with Dinosaurs The Arena Spectacular has gone on tour in Europe, with some of the most…

Check out Canada’s 10 Giant Roadside Attractions

Canada is known for its giant roadside attractions. From the enormous Van Gogh painting in Altona, Manitoba to the big nickel in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada’s roadside is lined with large attractions that you will definitely find amazing. Check out the following Canadian attractions. 1. Giant Lobster Photo Credit: Tourism New Brunswick   Where can you find the largest lobster in the world? It’s in…

“It is extremely significant, forming the primary record of non-avian dinosaurs in the western half of the continent and providing the only glimpse of Australia’s dinosaur fauna during the first half of the Early Cretaceous Period,” says Steve Salisbury, the lead author of the study, in a news release. “It’s such a magical place—Australia’s own Jurassic Park, in a spectacular wilderness setting.” Researchers reported that some of the prints were so big that they didn’t really recognize them as tracks for some time. Sauropod, a long-necked herbivorous dinosaur, existed 140 million years ago, and is considered to be one of the largest dinosaurs to have lived on Earth.