Animatronic Dinosaurs

2. Pelican consultants
Dino World
Welcome to the world of fantasy
“ DINOSAURS”

3. DINOSAURS
• Dinosaurs are the single, most successful type of species to ever walk
the earth. Dinosaurs ruled the earth for over 150 million years, from
the late Triassic Period about 230 million years ago until the end of the
Cretaceous Period, about 65 million years ago. From carnivores to
herbivores, bipedal to quadrupeds, dinosaurs came in all sorts and
sizes. Some were as big as buildings, others were the size of chickens,
some had feathers, some were fast sprinters... Over 500 distinct general
and more than 1,000 different species of dinosaurs have been
identified. Their remains are found on every continent of the planet.
Some dinosaurs developed complex skeletal structures for protection
against predators and others developed ornamental crests possibly for
mating. Some dinosaurs had large plates or fins for cooling their
bodies and some were great parents to their offspring. Other dinosaurs
possessed the intelligence to hunt in packs.... This site is dedicated to
these magnificent creatures and the researchers that dedicate their lives
learning more about them.

4. What you are about to see is the unbelievable
concept for Theme Parks, exhibitions & Museums!
Dinosaurs Unearthed

5. Dinosaurs Unearthed

6. Animatronics
• Animatronics Dinosaurs that will enthral audiences.
• All animatronics models are highly realistic. They are fleshy to the
touch, feathered as scientifically appropriate, and move smoothly, with
electronic and mechanical technologies hidden within. Every dinosaur
has been carefully handcrafted, based on the best available data from
palaeontologists, to present a realistic vision of dinosaurs as they were
when they roamed the earth.
• The skin and feather colours as well as the sounds the animatronics
models are based on the informed opinions and speculations of
recognized scientific authorities. For example , the size and shape of
nasal cavities may suggest the kinds of sounds a dinosaur could have
made.
Inspiration, technology and science
Dinosaurs Unearthed

7. Dinosaur unearthed brought tremendous creativity and innovation.
They delivered a quality experience that exceeded our and our guest’s
expectations.
Shanna Young
Executive Director
Toronto Zoo
Cincinnati Museum Center had a wonderful experience working with
Dinosaurs Unearthed. Attendance for our exhibition exceeded our
projections by 70% and ended up as the 3rd highest visited special
exhibit that we have hosted over the years.
Dave Duszynski
VP of Featured Experience and Customers Services
Dinosaurs Unearthed

8. Animatronics
Tyrannosaurus (meaning “Tyrant
Lizard”), was one of the largest
terrestrial carnivores of all time being
it's massive skull was balanced by a long,
heavy tail. The heavily reinforced skull
suggests that it was a devastating
predator, with bone-crushing bite
strength with jaws armed with 150mm
long, sharp, serrated teeth. Relative to
the large and powerful hind limbs, The
forelimbs were small and retained only
two digits. the tiny arms to have been
well-muscled, presumably to enable the
animal to anchor itself to the ground as it
attempted to straighten its hind legs and
stand up from a prone position.
T-REX 10 meters long

9. Animatronics
• Meaning: Deceptive Lizard
Once known as Brontosaurus,
Apatosaurus is probably the most
famous dinosaur of all. This massive
dinosaur is a member of the sauropod
subgroup Diplodocidae.
Diplodocids were gigantic and
weighed 30 tons or more. Some were
extremely long, reaching lengths of
more than 100 feet. Their tails were
long and tapered, sometimes ending in
a “whiplash.”
Apatosaurus 75 feet long

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• Allosaurus (meaning “Other
reptile”). Running on two
muscular, bird-like legs, It
preyed upon the large
herbivores of the period,
forelimbs were short but
muscular, each of the three
fingers tipped with a sharp
curved claw up to 25cm (10
inches) long The powerful jaws
with over seventy sharp 8cm
(3 inch) long teeth.
Allosaurus 30 feet long

11. Dilophosaurus 20 feet long
animatronics
• Known as Two- Crested Lizard
was distinguished by two highly
arched crests or crowns on the
top of its delicate head. With
long, sharp but skinny teeth,
this dinosaur is believed to have
lacked a strong bite
Movements: mouth open and
close synchronize with the
sound, neck to head moving left
to right-up and down, stomach
breathing, tail swaying with
roaring sound

12. animatronics
• Movements: mouth open and
close synchronize with the
sound, neck to head moving left
to right-up and down, stomach
breathing, tail swaying with
Dinosaur roaring sound
Triceratops 20 feet long

13. animatronics
• Stegosaurus (meaning “roof
lizard”), is one of the most
easily-identifiable dinosaurs,
due to the distinctive double
row of kite-shaped plates rising
vertically along its arched back
and the two pairs of long spikes
extending horizontally near the
end of its tail.
The most dangerous weapon
ever evolved by a plant-eating
animal. It is also known for its
remarkably tiny brain, at only
80 grams, apparently sufficient
for its needs.
Stegosaurus

14. Animatronics
• Brachiosaurus was an enormous
sauropod, one of the largest
dinosaurs known Named for
the large bones of its forelegs,
indicating that its neck was held
in a more vertical position. It
was adapted to live on land,
with similarities to a giraffe,
browsing in treetops. Its peg-
like teeth were used to strip
leaves from the high branches.,
Brachiosaurus H 10m – L 22m

15. Animatronics
• Tenontosaurus Dinosaur
Movements: mouth open and
close synchronize with the
sound, neck to head moving left
to right -up and down, stomach
breathing, tail swaying
Dinosaur roaring sound
Tenontosaurus 5 meters long

16. Animatronics
• Movements: mouth open and
close synchronize with the
sound, neck to head moving left
to right-up and down, stomach
breathing, tail swaying
With Dinosaur roaring sound
Pteranodon

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• Ankylosaurus (meaning “Fused
reptile”) The last and largest of
the tank-like armored dinosaurs,.
Large bony plates, which
probably had additional horn-like
coverings, The skull was thick
with two pairs of sharp horns.
Parts of the tail vertebrae were
fused like the handle of a club,
while the base of the tail remained
flexible. The end of the tail was a
large bony club which would have
been a devastating defensive
weapon wielded against attacking
predators. The brain was devoted
to its sense of smell.
Ankylosaurus
Measuring about 25-35 feet (7.5-10.7 m) long,
6 feet (1.8 m) wide and 4 feet (1.2 m) tall
Weight roughly 3-4 tons.

18. Animatronics
• Carnivore (meat-eater) A
fossilized Baryonyx was found
with a fossilized meal in its
stomach; this stomach
contained fish scales, fish
bones, and some partially
digested bones of a
young Iguanodon. So far,
Baryonyx is the only known
dinosaur that ate fish. It may
have waded in rivers and
shallow seas to catch fish (just
as some modern-day bears do).
Baryonyx walkeri L:40 feet (12 m)

19. Animatronics

20. animatronics
dinosaur specifications
SOUND:- Dinosaurs alive roaring sound
MATERIALS:- Painted and treated metal frame with high density Foam
body, coated with special high tech application of silicon rubber and
manually sculpted and pained by professional artists for the authentic
look
POWER & MECHANSIM:- With ISO certificate high quality motors
electronics. and electric components with approximate total power
consumption with a minimum of 150 watts to maximum 400 watts
voltage 120/220 VAC, 50/60Hz
POWER & CONTROL:- All Dinosaurs an be operated by using remote
control, by sensor or can be coin operated machine.
ACCESSORIES:- Weather proof control panel with 2 control box
(1 backup) 2 speakers, 1 remote & 1 sensor control

21. skeletons
Cyrolophosaurus
Dino skeletons

22. skeletons
Tyrannosaurus Dinosaurs skulls

23. Skeletons
Triceratops Yangchuanosaurus
Tyrannosaurus
Tuijianqosaurus O m e i s a u r u sPterosaur

24. fossils
carnosaur shunosaurus lii
omeisaurus tianfuensus plateosaurus phalanx
sauropoda indet
Mamenchisaurus youngi
omeisaurus
Allsaurus skull Ultrasaurus scapula

25. fossils
Placoolithus cf. taohensis
O m e i s a u r u s
Yangchuanosaurus
Skull of Angustinaripterus

26. fossils
Triceratops
Omeisaurus
Allsaurus skull
Buried fossils
Yandusaurus multidens
Agilisaurus

27. fossils
Dinosaurs eggs
Keichousaurus hui Elongatoolithus sp
Protopsephurus Huayangosaurus taibaii
Omeisaurus tianfuensis

28. animatronics
dinosaur rides
• Newly introduced first time
globally animatronics rides and
attractions
• An experience to be
remembered, riding on alive
look moving dinosaur
• A must for all amusement Parks
and Malls

29. • 2 feet on ground dinosaurs
The whole body from head to tail
are realistic alive-look movements,
tail swaying left & right front arms,
mouth/jaw open & close
synchronize to the sound, body
bending downwards & upwards
while neck to head have perfect
degrees of alive movement
• 4 feet on ground dinosaurs
The whole body from head to tail
are realistic alive-look movements,
tail swaying left & right front arms,
mouth/jaw open & close
synchronize to the sound, body is
smoothly waving forward &
backwards while neck to head have
perfect degrees of alive movement
animatronics
dinosaur rides

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dinosaur rides
Riding Centrosaurus
Riding T-rex
riding Spinosaurus Riding Tyrannosaurus
Riding Pachyrhinosaurus
Riding Monolophosaurus
Riding Dilophosaurus

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animals

32. Dino world is Inspiration, technology and science
customized for you as a comprehensive dinosaur exhibition
that will enthral audiences
Animatronics Dinosaurs
All our animatronics models are highly realistic. They are fleshy to the touch, feathered as scientifically
appropriate, and move smoothly, thanks to the electronic and mechanical technologies hidden within.
Every exhibition piece has been carefully handcrafted, based on the best available data from palaeontologists,
to present a realistic vision of dinosaurs as they were when they roamed the earth.
The skin and feather colours we present, as well as the sounds our animatronics models make,
are based on the informed opinions and speculations of recognized scientific authorities. For instance,
the size and shape of nasal cavities may suggest the kinds of sounds a dinosaur could have made.
Skeletons
The life-like dinosaur models we build are based on skeletons that are, in their own right, awe-inspiring.
It is one thing to see an animatronics model of a 20-meter long (66-foot) Omeisaurus, and quite another
to stand alongside one of the huge thing bones it needs to support its I8 tonne (40,000 Ibs.) bulk.
The dinosaurs exhibition collection includes skeletons ranging from small winged dinosaurs and aquatic
lizards to large predatory tyrannosaurus and their even large prey.
Fossils
Our collection of fossils includes more than 200 examples of bones, eggs, stomach contents and
impressions of skin and feathers. It is a collection that has drawn attention, interest and praise from
enthusiastic guests and palaeontologists alike.

33. • The lure of dinosaurs is irresistible. Around the world, people of all ages flock
to dinosaur exhibition, eager to see these marvelous creatures. They delight in
discovering how dinosaurs looked and behaved, comparing them to what they
have seen in books, in films and on television. And more recently, they have
become to be fascinated by the curious links between extinct theropod
dinosaurs (T-rex among them) and modern day birds.
• Dinosaur exhibition entertains and informs your guests with a sophisticated
blend of life-like life-sized animatronics dinosaur models, skeletons and fossils
replicas that span the Mesozoic Era. Our animatronics cover a wide range of
creatures from Tyrannosaurus rex to the gigantic Omeisaurus, to the feathered
Micro raptor and Veloci raptor, and more.
• Our dinosaurs take an innovative approach to dinosaur exhibitions---an
approach that has resulted in great excitement at venues such as the Toronto
Zoo, Brookfield Zoo, the Cincinnati Museum Center and many other theme
and amusement parks.
• Our overwhelming goal is to provide a first-class, story-driven dinosaur
exhibition, customized to your available space, goals, and budget.

34. Dinosaur unearthed brought tremendous creativity and innovation.
They delivered a quality experience that exceeded our and our
guest’s expectations.
Shanna Young
Executive Director
Toronto Zoo
Why your guests will enjoy every moment of their Dinosaur Exhibitions experience?
Our dinosaur exhibition has a large and varied collection designed to provide your guests with a unique
window on what life was like on earth during the Mesozoic Era—from 250 million to 65 million years ago.
They will see how dinosaurs evolved to fit different ecological niches, and be awed by the sheer size of some
of them—something only truly appreciated by standing next to a life-sized model.
Although animatronics are at the heart of every Dinosaur exhibition, we also present full-sized
skeletons and accurately detailed fossils, so guests can see what lies behind the scientific depiction of dinosaurs.
Cincinnati Museum Center had a wonderful experience working with Dinosaurs Unearthed. Attendance for our
exhibition exceeded our projections by 70% and ended up as the 3rd highest visited special exhibit that we have
hosted over the years.
Dave Duszynski
VP of Featured Experience and Customers Services
Cincinnati Museum Center
That is why we provide a working team of experts that includes professional exhibition planners, graphic and 3D
designers, landscapers, paleontologists, multimedia and lighting experts, technologists and troubleshooters.
Besides the animatronics dinosaurs, skeletons and fossils, we also provide engaging interpretive content, beautifully
illustrated backdrops, landscaping, ground lighting, professional set up and strike, plus responsive support, from the
first day to the last. Everyone at Dinosaur Exhibition shares a passion
for providing remarkable service and for supporting the reputations
of our client. But don’t just take our word for it.
By all means, review our testimonials and other references.

35. CD 32 Stegosaurs CD 22 Triceratops CD 32-1 Shunosaurs
LTSAD-93 DilophosaurusCD 73 Athlon CD 1018 Pterosaur

38. Ashok Behal
Pelican Consultants
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Maharashtra State, Mumbai 400068,India
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