Here’s what came out this week in dinosaur news: 

• Researchers have found blood vessels in fossilized duck-billed dinosaurs, according to The Daily Texan
• A little over 48% of dinosaurs discovered end up being invalid, according to FiveThirtyEight
• Forbes shares four interesting facts paleontologists have found about dinosaur eggs
• The entrance to Seaton Jurassic opened for the first time on March 26, according to Independent
• Mashable Nature recut Jurassic Park and Jurassic World to make a trailer that reimagines the movie as a nature documentary, according to Tech Times
• L.A. Zoo is opening a new exhibit on April 15 with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, according to LAist
• The DALA 100% Chocolate cafe in Busan, South Korea serves a dessert called the chocolate dinosaur egg, according to Rocket News 24
• Madsoft Games is releasing a game called Me and My Dinosaur to Playstation 4 and PC/Mac, according to Playstation Lifestyle and Me and My Dinosaur
• A Marine Corps weapons instructor answers the question on Quora, “Could you kill a Tyrannosaurus Rex with a pistol?”
• 9gag posted some pictures of a vertical wall with dinosaur footprints
• The Australian Age of Dinosaurs museum in Queensland, Australia just received 10 life-sized bronze cast dinosaurs, according to Tenplay
• Yahoo! shared an interview with Leif Tilden, the actor who wore the body of Robbie in the TV show Dinosaurs
• According to Movie News Guide, filming for Jurassic World 2 will take place in London, and there will be more interaction between dinosaurs and people
• On April 1 the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite Trail had its grand opening, according to Deseret News
• According to Cinema Blend, “A trailer for one of [Paul] Walker’s earlier films has just surfaced, and it involves having his brain transplanted into a robot dinosaur”
• In the UK, a giant Diplodocus made of plants is making its way around London to help educate children on plant-based foods, according to Event Magazine