Prehistoric Animal Museum
A gentle 3D museum where kids and grown-ups can explore 18 prehistoric animals from land, sky, and sea, with interactive models, size comparison, and parent-friendly fact sheets.
About This Site
What is it?
An interactive 3D prehistoric animal museum built by "Leon Made This." It features 18 prehistoric creatures — including dinosaurs like Stegosaurus, Triceratops, and T. rex, as well as pterosaurs, marine reptiles like Plesiosaurus and Mosasaurus, and the giant shark Megalodon. Each animal is presented as a rotatable 3D model rendered with Three.js, set against habitat-themed backgrounds (forest, ocean, sky).
How to play
- Browse the animal rail at the bottom to switch between 18 species, each with a short child-friendly introduction.
- Drag to rotate the 3D model and zoom in on details.
- Tap "Compare with me" to see a life-size scale encounter — great for kids to feel how big (or small) these animals really were.
- Open the "Parent Info" panel for scientific background: period, diet, size, and fossil discoveries.
- Switch between Chinese and English using the language menu.
- Works on desktop and mobile browsers; 3D rendering requires WebGL support.
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