The app lets families hunt for dinosaurs and see them flying, walking and roaring on their phones.
Once the creatures are located, they will pop up on North Northamptonshire Council's "Love Exploring" app.The council's executive member for leisure, Helen Howells, said the app was "created to encourage families, young and old, to get out and about".Once it has been downloaded, users will find maps of all the dinosaur stations at each park.Once a dinosaur is located, it will appear on the app on top of the phone's camera image.
Helen Howell, North Northamptonshire Council's executive member for leisure and tourism, said: "The free app contains interactive games suitable for all ages.Gill Mercer, the executive member for health and wellbeing, said: “Walking is a low-impact activity that is easy on your joints and can be done at any age or fitness level."Dr Kashyap Patel told inquest he was prepared to keep Maeve Boothby-O’Neill in hospital "as long as was needed.
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