Antarctic Dinosaurs
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Though Antarctica today can be a forbidding land of snow and ice, 200 million years ago it was a wooded, lush habitat where dinosaurs thrived. Opening in 2018, this new traveling exhibition embarks on the thrilling hunt for never-before-seen fossils and sheds new light on our planet’s ever-changing climate and geology.
Following the footsteps of early explorers and scientists today, witness the persistent challenges and extreme conditions of harrowing expeditions to the “Lost Continent.”
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Specifications
- Gallery Requirements: 7,500 ft2 (700 m2)
- Shipping: One-way, inbound, paid by host venue (international arrangements vary)
- Language: All text in English and Spanish; graphics designed for two languages; additional language conversion to be provided by host venue
Acknowledgements
Antarctic Dinosaurs is part of the Griffin Dinosaur Experience, made possible by the generous support of the Kenneth C. Griffin Charitable Fund.
Antarctic Dinosaurs was developed by the Field Museum, Chicago in partnership with the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Discovery Place – Charlotte, NC, and the Natural History Museum of Utah.