By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Team
The "Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure" — featuring dinosaurs that have slept for 65 million years — is now in Taichung. With a mechanical army worth nearly 100 million NTD, the dinosaurs are presented in hyper-realistic fashion, not only moving but also roaring. Dinosaur-loving kids and adults can embark on an adventure and interact with these prehistoric creatures.
Feel the T-Rex’s super-strong bite force in person — gasps all around. (Photo credit: Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure)
The Cretaceous period was when the most diverse range of dinosaur species thrived, including iconic carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs — all brought to life vividly right before your eyes in this exhibition. There are a total of22dinosaur sets in the exhibit,with details such as skin,
fur, feathers, and subtle movements all meticulously researched by experts.
Dinosaur skin also came in bright colors. (Photo credit: Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure)!To enhance interaction with dinosaur fans, professional staff dressed as T-Rexes roam the venue. As you view the exhibition, a T-Rex might appear right beside you — so lifelike that many children are frightened to tears.--There’s also a third-generation Japanese robot
beauty guide created using advanced mechanical technology, with porcelain-like skin, delicate expressions, and rich body language — making it hard to tell whether she’s real or not.
A dragon seemingly ready to take flight. (Photo credit: Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure)
A nearly indistinguishable-from-real beauty guide. (Photo credit: Cretaceous Dinosaur Special Exhibition: Earth Adventure)…Also featured in this exhibition are chameleons, large crocodiles, insects,
and more. These rare rainforest species, threatened by deforestation and human destruction, are gradually disappearing. This is a great opportunity for kids to learn about rainforest ecosystems and understand the importance of protecting nature.
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