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April 21, 2009

Dinosaurs Get a Day at the Beach

The Dinostory sandstorm display in Australia

The Dinostory sandstorm display in Australia. Courtesy of Flickr user sandyfeet

If you live in the vicinity of Frankston, Victoria in Australia, you still have a few days to see gigantic dinosaurs made from sand. This year the theme for the Sand Sculpting Austrlia exhibition was “DinoStory,” and an international team of sand sculptors has etched dinosaurs into the sand. They are very impressive, and look even better at night. If you want to see them, you will have to move fast. The exhibition closes on Saturday, April 25.



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