Do you know how big dinosaur eggs are? Being such gigantic creatures, how come their heavy eggs did not crack upon being laid?

These are just some of the questions commonly asked in science and history classes tackling the prehistoric era.

Star City added another attraction bringing back the prehistoric times. The park has turned Jurassic with 28 life-like dinosaurs on exhibit in a grand educational module designed to showcase the latest in Korean robotics technology.

Audio-visual presentations and fossil remains enhance the display at Dino Island, accessed through a time warp tunnel that transports visitors instantly to the Mesozoic Era when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Various species of these magnificent mammals are represented in motion through specialized animatronix programs.

Visitors will see the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Brontosaurus, or the Triceratops, but a whole array of these prehistoric creatures provide a welcome supplement to science and history classes in grade school and high school, while enhancing sociology /anthropology courses on the collegiate level.