T-Rex skeleton in the Kleinwelka dinosaur park: film secret revealed!

T-Rex skeleton in the Kleinwelka dinosaur park: film secret revealed!

Bautzen. Since the beginning of the season, there has been a mysterious T-Rex skeleton in the mitoseum in the Kleinwelka Dinosaur Park, which has raised many questions. Now the park's spokeswoman, Katharina Görnitz, has shed light on the darkness: The skeleton is an impressive exhibit from the film set of “The School of Magical Animals 3”. “We are very pleased to be able to reveal this exciting secret,” explains Görnitz.

After filming, which took place in the picturesque town of Görlitz, the skeleton is now on permanent display in the theme park. Information about this particular find was kept secret for a long time. The T-Rex skeleton not only plays a central role in the film, but also serves as an impressive visual element that bridges the fictional world of magic and real science.

Cultural significance in the dinosaur park

Görnitz emphasizes that visitors to the dinosaur park now have the opportunity to experience this unusual piece of film history up close. “It is an experience that blurs the boundaries between reality and fantasy,” the spokeswoman continued. The marriage of science and magic is a fascinating subject that should appeal to both dinosaur fans and film enthusiasts.

The park season runs until November 3, 2024, with opening hours daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. From October 27th, the gates will close at 5 p.m. due to the time change. This leaves enough time to admire the T-Rex skeleton and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the film. Given current developments, it is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in dinosaurs and cinema.

The background and special features of this news can be found in a detailed report at www.alles-lausitz.de read, which takes a closer look at the significance of the skeleton in the context of the dinosaur park and its role in film production.