Jurassic Parking -- Dinosaurs Shipped And Delivered To Chester Zoo In England (PHOTOS)

Forget all that science fiction mumbo jumbo about cloning and mosquitos stuck in amber. When dinosaurs arrive, they come hauled inside a few trailers.

At least that's the case at the Chester Zoo in England, where workers unloaded more than a dozen animatronic dinosaurs for the upcoming "Dinosaurs at Large" exhibit.

The zoo received the enormous dinos -- which include a Tyrannosaurus Rex, an Apatosaurusis, a Rugops as well as ten others -- in a shipment from the United States on June 15.

In preparation for the exhibit, which runs from July 1 to Oct. 8, the Chester Zoo is planned to hire a "Dinosaur Keeper" who would be responsible for maintaining the high-tech attraction.

"This is the first time any company or institution has advertised for a Dinosaur Keeper and so it's fair to say it's a job that has been 65 million years in the making," said Alasdair McNee, the zoo's corporate director.

"It's certainly not an ordinary role but it's a serious, specialist position and we're prepared to search far and wide to find the right people."

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