The largest di**saur ever discovered comes alive in new virtual reality video
 

The largest di**saur ever discovered comes alive in new virtual reality video
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This is absolutely one of the best examples of how virtual reality can revolutionize teaching in the very near future. Famed British nature documentarian David Attenborough appears in new VR video from the BBC called Attenborough and the Giant Di**saur, in which he introduces us to the di**saur k**wn as Tita**saur

Standing on a Jurassic Park-style viewing platform situated in the middle of a darkened forest, Attenborough dramatically introduces the Tita**saur, which slowly trudges out from the dark, booming sound effects adding to the realism of the CGI-created di**saur. But then Attenborough begins to discuss the beast's skeleton, and the Tita**saur's body shimmers and becomes translucent. It's a huge mass of bone and arteries still walking alongside the host, all while you can look around in 360-degree perspectives Read more...

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