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What To Do In Case Of Dinosaur Attack
By Monster Science Productions
Created by Reverend Matt's Monster Science
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Reverend Matt's talk provides the comedy jokes, real science facts, and instructive PowerPoint you need about how to defend yourself from dinosaurs of all kinds - predators and herbivores, real and cinematic!
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The creators say this show is appropriate for ages 7-11 and up
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So! You find yourself being attacked by a dinosaur. It happens to all of us at one time or another. The first thing you need to do: panic! The second thing: stop panicking. Number three: remember all of the helpful tips, tricks and techniques that you learned from “What To Do In Case Of Dinosaur Attack.” Full to the brim with the facts you need to defend yourself from raptors and tyrannosaurs and sauropods and ceratopsians and more besides! Don’t take the risk of not seeing this show!
Reverend Matt’s Monster Science – “Part science. Part comedy. All monsters” – is an ongoing series of informational talks – slash – comedy routines on the huge, broad subject of monsters. It is a beautiful combination of intellectual rigor and outright silliness. The only thing Matt takes more seriously than mythical, fictional, prehistoric, and cryptozoological creatures is the writing of good comedy. There are two broad categories most comedy can fit into; treating an absurd thing with extreme seriousiness or treating a serious thing with extreme absurdity. With Reverend Matt’s Monster Science, you get to experience the ebb and flow of both approaches as Rev. Matt takes myths and iconography and treats them with sincere scientific curiosity while incorporating serious social issues and highlighting the absurdity of being a person in the world. Science is real and when Reverend Matt is around, so are monsters!
