Dilophosaurus - Warsaw, Poland - Dinosaur Statues on Waymarking.com

[PL] Dyzio - tak go nazwali. Pieszczotliwe imie, mimo iz caly czas stara sie byc grozny. Syczy i warczy na wszystkich odwiedzajacych muzeum, którzy zatrzymuja sie przy nim, zeby spojrzec na jego pióra. Jednak nikt sie go nie boi. Jest tu od dawna, od 1997 roku i wszyscy znaja go doskonale.
Zaledwie rok wczesniej Gerard Gierlinski odkryl slady piór odcisniete w skale tuz obok odcisnietych sladów dinozaura. Bylo to jedno z pierwszych znalezisk sugerujacych upierzenie u dinozaurów.
Autorem rekonstrukcji Dilofozaura jest wspomniany paleontolog oraz artystka Marta Szubert.
Dyzia mozna ogladac w glównej sali muzeum. Wstep bezplatny od poniedzialku do piatku od 9 do 17.30 oraz w niedziele od 10 do 15.

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[ENG] Dyzio - that's how they called him. It is a sweet name, even though Dyzio tries to be scary all the time. He is growling at anyone who stops to look at his feathers. But no one seems to be scared of him. He has been here so long, since 1997, that everyone knows him too well.
A year before Gerard Gierlinski found a mark of feathers in a stone near the dinosaur tracks. It was one of the first discoveries suggesting that the dinosaurs could have had feathers.
The mentioned paleontologist and artist Marta Szubert are the authors of the Dilophosaurus reconstruction.
Dyzio can be found in the central area of the museum. The entrance is free of charge Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5.30 PM and on Sunday 10 AM - 3 PM.

Location: Rakowiecka 4 Warsaw, Mazowieckie Polska 00-975 Web Address or URL: [Web Link] Type of Dinosaur: Dilophosaurus

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