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Stomp through a Jurassic forest and come face-to-face...well...face-to-knee with two massive four-legged, long-necked, plant-eating sauropods! Follow their tracks to discover what they’ve been up to. But watch out! There might be signs of a meat-eating theropod nearby.
Explore Giants of the Jurassic™ and discover how fossils give us clues about how these sauropods became so massive.
- Go back in time with an immersive sound and light show as you enter the exhibit
- Examine their massive bones and piece together the sauropods’ stories
- Follow a plant’s journey in and out a sauropod’s body in an interactive dinosaur digestion activity
- Guide a newly hatched sauropod to adulthood by searching for food and avoiding predators
- Build a sauropod skeleton out of preschool-sized building blocks
- Explore the titans of the Jurassic in a live program led by our Actor Interpreters
Sauropod specimen #1
Our scientists continue to study this fossil that we found in the Jurassic Mile® dig site in Wyoming. More information about this massive four-legged, long-necked, plant-eating dinosaur is coming soon!
Sauropod specimen #2
Our scientists continue to study this fossil that we found in the Jurassic Mile® dig site in Wyoming. More information about this massive four-legged, long-necked, plant-eating dinosaur is coming soon!
Footprints
Trackways are fossilized evidence of dinosaur movements, like footprints.
- Learn about the impressive fossil trackways discovered at the Jurassic Mile® dig site in Wyoming
- Discover what these trackways tell us about how theropods and sauropods lived
- Strike a pose while standing on replica trackways
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