Is it possible for dinosaurs to roam among us again? At the Dinosaur Garden in Sydney’s Botanic Gardens, they do. The Dinosaur Garden is more than just a patch of greenery. It’s a portal to the past. It’s a place where the Jurassic period roars back to life through augmented reality. Download the Jurassic Garden app, and watch Muttaburrasaurus munch on a Wollemi Pine. This “dinosaur tree” existed alongside the mighty reptiles. The Dinosaur Garden isn’t confined to Sydney. You can find these ancient giants at Mount Annan and Mount Tomah too. Each garden offers a unique encounter. Minmi paravertebral grazes on soft tree ferns. Procoptodon goliah bounds through the Sclerophyll forest. Diprotodon optatum feasts on Saltbush. Australovenator lurks among cycads. High above, Pteranodon soars with Coccolithophore seaweed clutched in its beak. The Dinosaur Garden aims to educate and inspire. The app, developed with support from Inspiring Australia, encourages kids to explore. The Dinosaur Garden bridges the gap between the prehistoric world and today. It reminds us of the incredible biodiversity that once thrived on this continent. It shows us the connection between plants and the magnificent creatures that relied on them. So, step into the Dinosaur Garden. Let the app be your guide as you travel back in time. Discover the lost world of Australian dinosaurs.
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