A giant Tyrannosaurus Rex is swinging his fearsome, teeth-filled jaws and roaring at my two kids who scuttle past his imposing form. A small wooden gate is all that keeps the looming beast from them, but they boldly sneak past to meet some more of the incredible moving, roaring and even spitting dinosaurs inside Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
We are here at Pangea - The Discovery of Dinosaurs - the newest attraction to open at this vast wildlife park in Doncaster. Visitors over the years may know it better for its living creatures like tigers, polar bears, lions, monkeys and giraffes across the sprawling nature reserve.
But now, after a significant £50mn investment at the site, they've also got an entire, immersive parkland dedicated to a whole army of pre-historic beasts too.
