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New exhibit to be opened at Sydney Wildlife World

New exhibit to be opened at Sydney Wildlife World
27 Nov 2009

Sydney Wildlife World has announced that it will be opening a new multi-million dollar exhibit on 22 December.

The Last Living Dinosaur display has been designed as a re-creation of the Kakadu National Park gorge in Australia's Northern Territory.

At the heart of the exhibit will be a giant saltwater crocodile, a reptile measuring around five metres in length and weighing over 700kg, which Sydney Wildlife World describes as 'the world's deadliest predator'.

Visitors will be taken on a journey through Kakadu gorge and will come face to face with a creature that has remained unchanged for some 70m years.

The exhibit will have several interactive features, including a fossil and crystal cave, a scale model of one of the crocodile's prehistoric ancestors and a display of animatronic hatchlings.

Michael McKeon, sales and marketing manager for the Sydney Attractions Group, said: 'This launch represents a complete "game change" for Sydney Wildlife World. All aspects of the customer experience have been challenged to deliver an unparalleled world-class interactive exhibit.

'It's fun, entertaining, frightening and educational. It is a must see event.'

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