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To: paul s. who wrote (2081)	1/28/1999 8:02:00 PM
From: Clark Kent	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2401

Anyone??????Heard of Dinamation International Society or Wonder Works? mods.org T-Rex: King of the Dinosaurs See him before he disappears for another 100 million years Opening January 23 They lived long ago. And now they live again. Starting January 23, the biggest, baddest, boldest of dinosaurs is at the Museum of Discovery and Science. And they don't just sit around. They move. They roar. They might even scare you! Meet Utahraptor, a carnivorous hunter whose speed, agility and deadly arsenal of teeth and claws made it one of the most feared of dinosaurs. See Velociraptor, a creature that carried a huge slashing claw on each foot, and is considered among the dinosaurs most closely related to birds. And, of course, there's T-Rex, king of them all. But robotic dinosaurs are just a part of a fascinating new exhibition that delves into the rough-and-tumble world of these extraordinary creatures. Explore theories about dinosaur extinction, then draw your own conclusions; sift through an excavation site in search of bones; and delve into the prehistoric world of these fascinating behemoths through interactive modules, replicated fossil casts, paintings and photographs. It's all brought to you by WonderWorks and Dinamation International Society.