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AS THE STEEL TRACKS OF THE ROLLERCOASTER TAKE YOU deeper into the volcano. the rutnble of a river of lava sends a bone—judtlering jolt through your seat. Twenty minutes later. however. it‘s the smell of fear. not sulphur. that‘s in the air as several tons of dinosaur comes stomping towards your expedition jeep. Frantically you reverse over bumpy terrain. knowing that Steven Spielberg can‘t help you now.

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