Miranda’s Old Pals

Directed by Derek Bond, the show Dinosaur World Live is a story of Miranda who grew up on an island surrounded by a lot of dinosaurs. During this trek, Miranda will be introducing you to all her pals. The show will be featuring a few very important facts about all the dinosaurs. It will also feature an interaction of the audience with the dinosaurs in the form of grooming, feeding and petting them. Before you attend the exciting event, here are a few facts about Miranda’s pals.

Tyrannosaurs

Popularly known as the human eating machine, Tyrannosaur is a type of dinosaur which has a huge structure. These carnivore animals have huge legs, big teeth and a trunk and they feed on smaller herbivore dinosaurs. The most known Tyrannosaurs is the T- Rex and you will be getting a chance to see two T-Rexes under one roof during this tour.

Giraffatitan

The long necked, plant eating animal, Giraffatitan has a giraffe like body. This dinosaur is said to have small brain with a very long neck. These dinosaurs were present 150 years ago in the late Jurassic. Known as the largest land animal this world has ever witnessed, the animated version of Giraffatitan is also used in different cartoons and movies.

Segnosaurus

Segnosaurus is another herbivore animal which existed around 100.5 million years ago. Like all other dinosaurs, Segnosaurus also has a huge structure along but with a long skull. The red and yellow colored dinosaur will be there at the theater during the trek. With his long claws and patterned skin, this friend of Miranda is going to make your night a memorable one.

Microraptor

Microraptor is another very interesting character from the Dinosaur World. It is a blue colored animal which has four powerful and long wings. The four-winged animal existed around 120 million years ago and was known as the smallest non-avian dinosaurs.

Miranda along with all her friends is coming to your hometown to narrate her childhood in front of you and your children. If you want to listen to her story then grab your Dinosaur World Live Tickets now.