The Exhibition DINOSAURS! presents dramatic robotic vignettes that portray the life of dinosaurs in a variety of settings. Based on paleontological discoveries, each scene comes to life in a way that inspires the imaginations of visitors, and offers a refreshing departure from the traditional, academic displays. www.themuseum.ca/exhibitions-featured-exhibits.htm
Stomping, roaring, robotic dinosaurs come alive this summer at the Virginia Living Museum with an all-new exciting exhibit of land, sea and air creatures from Kokoro, the inventor of robotic dinosaurs. Tremble at a growling T-Rex, the lizard king. Then watch a Corythosaurus (helmeted lizard) mother tend her brood. There’s even a nest full of […]
Click here for the full article and more on Chattanooga Zoo. A variety of dinosaurs will be making an appearance at the Chattanooga Zoo this spring and summer. They are part of traveling exhibit that will be at the Chattanooga Zoo’s location in Warner Park from April 30-July 31. Dinosaurs, part of Kokoro Exhibits LLC, […]
November 20, 2010 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 a.m. Spend a night at the museum this summer and sleep with the dinosaurs. Campers will enjoy an Extreme Science show, taste Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream, experience 360 degrees of awesomeness in the new Bryan Gooding Planetarium, and more. But beware – Dinos snore! To reserve your spot […]
Dinosaurs may no longer roam the Earth, but at the Museum of Science and History dinosaurs rule. There have been at least seven exhibits featuring animatronic dinosaurs at MOSH during the past decade and each has proved popular, said Luca Bertone, the museum exhibits director. The latest herd to invade MOSH’s second floor is being […]
Five-year old Israel Arroyo sat in front of a huge praying mantis with a clipboard and colored pencils and began to sketch. His mother brought him to the exhibit at Miami Metrozoo to expand his knowledge of the bug’s anatomy…..see full article here.
MONSTER MELEE a prehistoric menagerie produced by Kokoro gets a final check before installment in a dinosaur theme park near Tokyo. Suppling clients around the world, Kokoro incorporates the latest research into its museum-quality models. In the company’s workshop artists sculpt polyurethane bodies over pneumatically driven metal skeletons, then texture and paint silicone rubber […]
Enter our time machine and journey back 230 million years into the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Visitors will explore 2,500 square feet of custom sets for nine lifelike, robotic creatures, including a Tyrannosaurus Rex, Apatosaurus, Triceratops mother and baby, Maiasaura family, and a suspended Pteradon. Walking, feeding, roaring, fighting, hatching […]
With the18 days of triple digit temperatures we have been experiencing in the DFW area the past few weeks, it can be a little difficult to inspire the family to get outdoors. Fortunately, the Heard Museum has several opportunities for family recreation that can be enjoyed indoors and out……..http://www.examiner.com/family-recreation-in-dallas/ice-age-mammals-and-dinosaurs-at-the-heard-natural-science-museum-wildlife-sanctuary-mckinney
Normally, a museum full of bugs is a bad thing, but not this summer! You’ll love these larger-than-life creppy crawlies, including a giant Chinese praying mantis, two colossal beetles locked in combat, a vast swallowtail butterfly caterpillar more.
Giant animatronic desert locust. Compliments of Kokoro Dinosaurs and the Macon Museum of Arts and Science For the first time the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon presents The World of Giant Insects on June 19th though October 10th, 2010. The exhibit, which is presented by Robins Federal Credit Union, opens June 19th with […]
Grand Rapids Public Museum presents ‘Big, BIG BUGS!’ exhibit By Molly Kimelman | The Grand Rapids Press “GRAND RAPIDS — A giant, robotic grasshopper crouched on his haunches behind Veronica Kandl as she peeked at real insect carcasses inside specimen cases featured in Grand Rapids Public Museum’s “Big, BIG BUGS!” exhibit opening Saturday. When the […]
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