::Lost World Studios::

Our Clients:

Naples Botanical Garden, Naples, Florida
McKee Botanical Garden, Vero Beach, Florida
Red Butte Botanical Garden, Salt Lake City, Utah
The Maryland Zoo, Baltimore, Maryland
Cheekwood Botanical Garden, Nashville, Tennessee
San Antonio Botanical Garden, San Antonio, Texas
Powell Gardens, Kingsville, Missouri
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis Science Center, St. Louis, MO
Quincy Museum, Quincy, Illinois
Visitor Center, Meramec State Park, Sullivan, MO
Bollinger County Museum of Natural History, Marble Hill, MO
Edwardsville High School, Edwardsville, Illinois

"The Dinosaur Invasion exhibit has been one of the greatest things we have ever had at McKee Botanical Garden. In the month of January alone, we had more children coming through our gates than all twelve months combined last year. The children could not be more excited as they run from dinosaur to dinosaur, and everyone seems to take something different from their visit.

Nestled amongst our 18-care tropical hammock, the dinosaurs look right at home. We couldn’t be happier to have hosted the exhibit at McKee Botanical Garden!"

"Dinosaurus Tex was a watershed event for the San Antonio Botanical Garden. The realistic dinosaurs from Lost World Studios got rave reviews from the 90,000 attendees at the three month exhibit. Families took a fresh look at the Botanical Garden and loved what they saw."

Candace Andrews
Managing Director
San Antonio Botanical Society

"As visitors entered the 1999 Orchid Show, 'Beauty and the Beasts,' at the Missouri Botanical Garden, they were not quite sure what to expect. The 'ooh's' and 'ah's' were for the orchids of course, but also for those incredibly realistic models of dinosaurs which we have read about, and seen in pictures and movies, but until now had never seen up close. The exclamations 'wow!,' 'ooh!,' 'incredible!' and 'look at that!' filled the air for over a month and a half in January and February as visitors from everywhere came to see those wonderful creations. We're sure that as many people came to see the dinosaurs as came to see the orchids, maybe more."

"The dinosaur exhibits were a huge hit at the Missouri Botanical Garden! We placed them in our rainforest exhibit, the Climatron, and they were a perfect compliment in this spectacular conservatory.

The largest of the dinosaurs was placed outside of the Climatron and was a real 'show stopper.' We are now planning our annual orchid show and are looking forward to a show that will draw a lot of media attention and visitors."

"The realistic dinosaur models lent an exciting dimension to our Zoo B.C. Exhibit. What a fun way to educate people about the past!"