A video shared by a Tseung Kwan O resident has gone viral after it showed a group of primary school pupils, accompanied by teachers and staff, leading a giant triceratops across the road in a procession that was both striking and hilarious.
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Netizens later found that a nearby primary school had held an "Outsmarting Dinosaur Island" event, turning its campus into a Jurassic world in which pupils became “dinosaur detectives” and completed missions.
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Photos shared by netizens showed the pupils, escorted by teachers and staff, marching across the road with the giant triceratops. At the front of the group, one pupil held up a placard reading "Outsmarting Dinosaur Island" and "Chi Lin Buddhist Primary School," like a prehistoric expedition setting off.
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The post sparked heated discussion. Many netizens could hardly believe the scene, exclaiming: "Real or AI?" "At first glance, I thought it was AI again," and "Is it real? So AI." According to school information, Chi Lin Buddhist Primary School at 1 Tong Chun Street, Tseung Kwan O, did hold the event that day and uploaded many photos to its Facebook page, turning the whole campus into a prehistoric Jurassic world full of surprises and exploration.
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The school entrance featured a "giant T-rex mouth," allowing visitors to step from reality into the Jurassic world. Inside, there was also a giant inflatable brachiosaurus for pupils and parents to take photos with, while pupils enjoyed various dinosaur-related games. The Facebook page described how "children transformed into dinosaur detectives, searching for clues, completing missions and solving mysteries, having fun while learning plenty," adding that "laughter filled the scene, with exploration and discovery everywhere."
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Many netizens said they were envious: "So cool, so funny," "Why didn’t we have this when I was at school?", and "The pupils must be so happy."
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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 16, 2025--
TIME for Kids recognizes Zacky Muñoz and features him on the front cover, highlighting him as one of the most influential young leaders in public health and youth advocacy. His work has transformed safety laws, expanded public awareness, and inspired youth across the country to take part in civic leadership.
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More than 1 in 13 children in the US live with food allergies. Zacky’s advocacy has become a national model for how young people can drive meaningful changes, strengthen health equity, and protect vulnerable communities. Through lived experience, storytelling, and policy engagement, he has become a trusted voice for children with chronic health conditions. TIME for Kids’ KOTM recognition elevates Zacky as one of the country’s most promising young changemakers.
Zacky is the driving force behind three statewide initiatives in California that have now been enacted into law: The Zacky Bill, The Zacky FAST Act, and The Muñoz SAFE Act. Each law addresses a different layer of school safety, emergency readiness, and planning. Together, they represent one of the strongest sets of youth-led public safety reforms in California history and have sparked national interest in student-protection policies. Zacky founded The Zacky Project, a national- nonprofit empowering advocates to introduce legislation and build safety programs. Through this organization, pathways are created to turn personal challenges into results.
As a national spokesperson, Zacky has traveled across the country to speak at universities, medical institutions, public health conferences, and youth leadership events. His engagements include appearances at Northwestern University, where he addressed equity and the future of allergy policy.
Zacky’s work has earned significant honors, including a Health Equity Award, FARE’s Young Leader Award, a Golden-Resolution from the California Senate, and official recognition from the California State Assembly. He has published op-eds, been featured in multiple media outlets for his leadership and public impact.
"Zacky is pushing forward a new era of public health innovation, and the impact of his work will be felt by children and families across the nation," said Lisa Gable, former CEO of FARE.
Zacky is expanding his national work through The Zacky Project, through advocacy training, toolkits, and national partnerships.
About Zacky Muñoz
Zacky Muñoz is a nationally recognized advocate whose mission began after experiencing a life-threatening allergic reaction during his first-grade year at school. His personal story inspired him to fight for safer schools and stronger emergency protections for children with food allergies. Zacky now reaches millions across social media where he shares education & messages of empowerment. He is the founder of The Zacky Project, a national nonprofit training others to advance legislation and improve safety in their states.
Available for national broadcast and in-depth sit-down media interviews upon request.
Zacky on the cover of TIME for Kids Magazine recognized for his impact on US policy, especially for kids with food allergies. Zacky is changing the landscape for kids with food allergies in schools.
