Yes, they are specifically engineered for outdoor environments such as theme parks, forest attractions, and wildlife parks. The materials used provide water-resistant, sun-proof, and weather-resistant protection against varying conditions.
Depending on the model, common lifelike movements include mouth opening and closing synchronized with sound, eyes blinking, head moving left to right, neck swinging, stomach breathing, and tail swaying.
Yes, custom specifications including dinosaur species, size, skin color, posturing, specific movement sequences, and custom sound effects can be tailored to meet your attraction's exact needs.
The models are built using a high-grade treated steel frame, integrated electric motors and transmission components, layered high-density sponge padding, and a flexible silicone rubber exterior skin for realistic texture and durability.
They can be operated using several control modes, including infrared sensors that activate movements when visitors approach, coin-operated systems, remote controls, or timer-based continuous playback.