World's largest dinosaur park to be built in Australia

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer, who is rumored to be famous for his eccentric character, has received permission from the authorities of his home country to build the world’s largest park of mechanical dinosaurs.

The park will be located in the Coolum entertainment complex in the north of Brisbane. According to the billionaire, it will collect about 160 models of prehistoric animals in life size. Among the most impressive exhibits are five tyrannosaurs 8.5 meters high and a 10-meter giant titanosaur.

Mechanical animals are manufactured in China. They will be able to move their tails, blink their eyes, open their mouths and make a frightening roar.

Although the project is under development, the construction of a dinosaur park has caused a wave of outrage among residents of neighboring neighborhoods. The noise from mechanical animals will largely disrupt the area's silence, they said.