Dinoteers from the Jurassic World Live Tour teach students about science and geology

 

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Milwaukee Public Museum is a popular place for students to visit on Field Trips. Ahead of the Jurassic World Live Tour kickoff on Friday, Nov. 11, some students got a lesson from special guests with the tour. A group of dinoteers, stunt performers and paleo-veterinarians. 

"If we can hook them here, early, make the idea of learning about science and nature fun, we've done our job," said John Palmeri, head paleo-veterinarian. 

The tour will bring loud roars and rumbles as dinosaurs stampede through Fiserv, but first the students took a closer look at the science surrounding the dinosaurs. What was their environment like? What could they have done to survive? What did they eat? 

"We've got a variety of animal skulls, all mammals that you can actually find here in Wisconsin if you look hard enough, they all have a variety of teeth, whether they be sharp k9's or grinding molars or, in the case of a particular one, very large incisors," said Palmeri. 

They compared those animals that actually roam the world today to dinosaurs. 

Those who are really into them can see the show at Fiserv from Friday, Nov. 11 through Sunday, Nov. 13.