Rick actually talks you through the exhibits. While the fossils are really replicas of fossils found elsewhere, this unique site gives Hawaiian students a look at prehistoric natural history without having to travel to New York City to visit the real exhibits at the American Natural History Museum. This is a truly enjoyable site. A few years ago, if someone said that I'd be visiting Hawaii to see dinosaurs without leaving my room, I wouldn't have believed them. Seeing is believing, I guess.
Dinosaurs are always cool.
The Dinosaur Reference Center's page alphabetically lists and provides information on every dinosaur known. The site's not really for the lower grades but those middle, high school, and college students who have not lost interest in such things. Oh, yes-the ankylosaur looks somewhat like a modern turtle. Dinosaurs are always cool. The Dinosaur Reference Center's page alphabetically lists and provides information on every dinosaur known.