Ever since the first dinosaur was discovered, these magnificent and mysterious creatures have captured our imagination! For generations we have marveled at skeletons and illustrations, only able to imagine how they might have moved, until they were brought to life through technology. The wide popular appeal of dinosaurs will never go extinct! Don’t miss the […]
Our Giant Insects are at the North Carolina Arboretum! On display September 24 – January 8, 2017 inside the Baker Exhibit Center, see everyday insects up close and personal at The World of Giant Insects. Straight from your own backyard, this exhibit explores familiar bugs and their environments through six giant-sized insect displays, including a […]
At Jurassic Planet, we dare you to keep your eyes open. Experience LACF’s newest adventure where prehistoric creatures once only seen in books & movies now roam the lush hillside of the fairgrounds. Now domesticated, these giants of the Earth forage in the open air and stretch themselves in the sun, enjoying life once again. […]
Travel back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the earth and get closer than you ever could have imagined! Visit the life-like dinosaurs and get your hands on our highly interactive learning stations that will inspire and engage all the senses! Immerse yourself in the wonder of the planet’s most infamous prehistoric predators. The exhibit […]
Step into the world of the dinosaurs at miSci! Meet a 22-foot long T-Rex, tremble at a growling pair of dueling dinos, watch a dinosaur soar above you, and discover a nest full of eggs ready to hatch! Discover 10 animatronic dinosaurs throughout the museum. Learn all about these prehistoric creatures in the dino dig site, […]
Mid-America Science Museum is happy to announce Dinosaurs Revealed as its first summer exhibit since its grand re-opening. This featured exhibit will be made up of fossils and animatronic dinosaurs and will be premiering Memorial Day weekend. On display throughout the entire summer, visitors may have the opportunity to view and even touch six full […]
Arizona Science Center’s latest featured exhibition, The World of Giant Insects, transports you into a bug’s life getting up close and personal with interactive animatronic critters.Stand under a giant Desert Locust as it springs to flight. Watch as the Chinese Praying Mantis spreads its menacing limbs or sit alongside a fat and squishy Lime Swallowtail […]
Giant bugs are crawling into Sloan Museum! Trade sizes with an insect to find bugs looming large in this interactive exhibit. Learn about entomology—the study of insects—while exploring common backyard species magnified 40-120 times their size in scientifically accurate animatronic detail. Aspiring entomologists will investigate giant replicas of 5 species: Chinese praying mantis, stick bug, […]
KOKORO DINOSAURS, based in Woodland Hills, Calif., features ancient creatures of all sizes and shapes. Shown at left is one of the robots from a past exhibition. MANCHESTER — Hear that rumble? Feel the ground quaking? Yes, it’s true, something big is headed back to the Queen City. The SEE Science Center, 200 Bedford St., […]
Summer ’16 – Scenes Of The Dinosaurs at Pink Palace Museum Travel back in time to when dinosaurs roamed the earth and get closer than you ever could have imagined! Visit …Read More Summer ’16 – Return of the Dinosaurs at MiSci Step into the world of the dinosaurs at miSci! Meet a 22-foot long […]
Click on the flier below to learn more about our wonderful event at Hawaii’s Bishop Museum and about the museum itself! Featuring the great and mighty T-rex and stegosaurus, the community of Honolulu will be hosting “Dinosaurs Unleashed” for the community. Exhibit opens Sunday March 15, 2015!
Kokoro Exhibits has done it again! With a successful exhibit at the South Carolina State Museum, giant insects took flight and brought in a large audience this Janury 2015! The exhibit will continue throughout August 2015, showing a wide array of giant, moving creepy crawlies to the public. South Carolina State Museum had a great […]
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