Meet Lucky the Dinosaur
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Following the presentation, everyone in attendance was invited to meet Lucky. Adults and children alike waited in line to pet this magnificent creature's nose. One child was overheard saying, "I'm the luckiest kid in the world." As Jesus petted Lucky's nose, he asked, "Do you remember me?" Lucky snorted.
The remaining videos don't match up with particular pictures, so they're all linked here:
- Clip 9: Lucky meet and greet (MPEG: 17
seconds)
MPG: 2.8 Megs (352 X 240) - Clip 10: Lucky and a timid child (MPEG:
19 seconds)
MPG: 3.1 Megs (352 X 240) - Clip 11: Lucky's tail movement (MPEG:
14 seconds)
MPG: 2.4 Megs (352 X 240) - Clip 12: Lucky's face close up (MPEG:
11 seconds)
MPG: 1.9 Megs (352 X 240) - Clip 13: Lucky goes bye-bye (MPEG: 52
seconds)
MPG: 8.5 Megs (352 X 240)
Time for everyone to meet Lucky
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Lucky's warm brown eyes appeared to soak it all in. In fact when it was time to leave, he needed to be coaxed gently back almost as if he wanted to enjoy his time in the sun more.
Lucky will be at Disney's Califonia Adventure Tuesday-Thursday, September 2nd-4th. He is very new and, as such, his schedule is not set and there's a chance he won't appear at all. According to WDI, after that Lucky will go back to WDI and be analyzed. His ultimate destination, if any, has yet to be determined.
After meeting Lucky, one child was overheard saying 'I'm going to tell everyone I'm the luckiest kid in the world.' Lucky could often be heard purring in contentment at the attention
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Jesus asked Lucky if he remembered from the earlier ceremonies
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Lucky made friends with adults and children alike. His grunts, sighs and chuckles delighted the gathered crowd
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Lucky poses with some of the museum's trustees
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Discuss It!
-- Story and Video by Rebekah Moseley
-- Pictures by Doobie Moseley