Man wins scarecrow contest with small dinosaurs

Man wins scarecrow contest with small dinosaurs

Toshinobu Takashiba poses for photos on Oct. 17, 2015, with wooden dinosaurs that won the top prize in a handmade scarecrow contest in Kami, Kochi Prefecture, western Japan. Takashiba, a resident of the city, spent a month creating his "World of Dinosaurs" with about 220 dinosaurs. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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