Given the doubts, I need to know why the museum still gives him iconic status. And for that, I'm off to meet a man who knows him better than most. Hello, John. Hello, Mark. Engineer John Phillips is in charge of the museum's very own T Rex. If you can put a bump hat on just for health and safety. Dangerous, is it? This state-of-the-art animatronics model gets up to 50,000 visitors a week, easily making it the most popular exhibit in the museum. So you can actually see what he's looking at. So presumably it's programmed to look for the most frightened poor little child, is it? And probably the plumpest one as well. Any tasty morsel will do. Mind your head. But even a mighty T Rex needs a bit of TLC, and long after the last frightened child has gone home, it's John's chance to do a bit of first aid. It looks like he's been in a bad fight. It's not too bad, though, we can patch it up. But it's three o'clock in the morning and freezing cold, I do wonder what I'm doing this for, but it's worth it. But then seeing everyone's faces must make it worth it? Oh, yes.


解惑之后 我得知道为什么博物馆还把它放在如此醒目的位置。为了一探究竟，我要去采访一位霸王龙专家、 -你好 约翰 -你好 马克 工程师约翰·菲利普斯是馆中霸王龙模型的负责人。 为了健康和安全着想你最好戴个安全帽 还挺危险的 这个先进的机械动物模型，每周吸引五万名游客，是博物馆最受欢迎的展品。 在这能看得到它在看什么？ 现在多半是程序控制着它去找最害怕的小孩，对吧？ 也可能是找最胖的，看谁比较好吃。 小心头 但强大如霸王龙也需要精心照料，被吓坏的小孩一一回家。几小时后，约翰要开始给霸王龙治病了。他似乎进行了一场恶战， 还不算太糟，我们可以补好。 但现在是凌晨三点，相当冷，我有时会想，我这是为了什么，但这很值。 看到游客的表情就会感觉很值得吧 是的