DINO MIGHT

50 new species are discovered a year in new 'golden age of dinosaurs'

- BY TOM BRYANT

Drawing its last breath 70 million years ago, all 80 tons of an old Alamosaurus crashes to the ground.

The noise of the impact is overwhelming. It makes your head spin.

I'm in Lightroom, a 360-degree cinematic bubble made of 11-metre high LED walls which transport me to the Late Cretaceous period.

This exhibition, narrated by actor Damian Lewis, comes amid huge interest in dinosaurs, with experts talking of a "golden age" of discovery with new species found each week.

Based on Apple TV+'s series from which it takes the first half of its name, Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs is billed as the closest you can get to seeing the beasts for yourself.