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I think we’re all still smarting from Jurassic Park 3, a lump of molten suck so thick and putrescent that it still hurts to even think about it years later.
So it’s not exactly a dose of good news to hear that the plans for Jurassic Park 4 are moving on as if nothing were wrong. [...]
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70 million-year-old marks are the first dinosaur footprints recognized in New Zealand 70 million-year-old marks are the first dinosaur footprints recognized in New Zealand In soft sandstone on a New Zealand beach lie a series of very heavy footprints ...
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From search.msn.com
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In the 2002 computer-animated feature Ice Age, we met Manny the wooly mammoth (Ray Romano), a lonely fellow who ends up joining forces with an unlikely group - Sid the ground sloth (John Leguizamo) and Diego the saber-toothed tiger (Denis Leary) - to help return a human baby to its tribe. The success of the film spawned a sequel, 2006's Ice Age: The Meltdown, which introduced a love interest for Manny in the form of female mammoth Ellie...
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So it has occurred to scientists that “Dracorex hogwartsia” may be as fictional as a Blast-Ended Skrewt.
These dinosaurs were not separate species, as some paleontologists claim, but different growth stages of previously named dinosaurs, according to a new study. The confusion is traced to their bizarre head ornaments, ranging from shields and domes to horns [...]
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From groonk.net
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Most scientists have believed for years that the extinction of the dinosaurs was caused by a meteorite strike off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. The Chicxulub Crater is evidence that a meteor struck just off the coast, but Princeton University scientists recently refuted the theory that this meteor was responsible for the demise of dinosaurs because it struck 300,000 years before dinosaur extinction.
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Remember that part in Jurassic Park when Ian What's-His-Fuck says something along the lines of, "They were so busy thinking about whether they could. No one stopped to think whether or not they should"? Murder Ballad Murder Mystery is like Jurassic Park sans dinosaurs and coherent narrative (right down to the theme of dead things being resurrected). Oh, it's visually stunning, resourceful, raucous, and joyous theatre-making, but there are...
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