"Lost Eden"

[Manetho]

A full-size model of a Dryosaurus stops traffic as it crosses a road during a media event in central Sydney May 31, 2007. The 3-metre-long (9.8 feet) body puppet of the dinosaur appears in a theatrical performance that aims to recreate a prehistoric Australian landscape as it was millions of years ago. [Reuters]

[Manetho]

A full-size model of a Dryosaurus walks past a statue of famous English explorer James Cook during a media event in central Sydney May 31, 2007. The 3-metre-long (9.8 feet) body puppet of the dinosaur appears in a theatrical performance that aims to recreate a prehistoric Australian landscape as it was millions of years ago. [Reuters]

[Manetho]

A full-size model of a Dryosaurus walks past the Australian Museum during a media event in central Sydney May 31, 2007. The 3-metre-long (9.8 feet) body puppet of the dinosaur appears in a theatrical performance that aims to recreate a prehistoric Australian landscape as it was millions of years ago. [Reuters]

[Manetho]

A motorist uses a mobile phone to photograph a full-size model of a Dryosaurus as it stops traffic at an intersection during a media event in central Sydney May 31, 2007. The 3-metre-long (9.8 feet) body puppet of the dinosaur appears in a theatrical performance that aims to recreate a prehistoric Australian landscape as it was millions of years ago.[Reuters]

[Manetho]

A woman and a girl pat the snout of a full-size model of a Dryosaurus during a media event in central Sydney May 31, 2007. The 3-metre-long (9.8 feet) body puppet of the dinosaur appears in a theatrical performance that aims to recreate a prehistoric Australian landscape as it was millions of years ago. [Reuters]

[Manetho]

A full-size model of a Dryosaurus stares into a traffic mirror at photographers during a media event in central Sydney May 31, 2007. The 3-metre-long (9.8 feet) body puppet of the dinosaur appears in a theatrical performance that aims to recreate a prehistoric Australian landscape as it was millions of years ago. [Reuters]