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Meet the southern hemisphere’s most jaw-dropping dinosaurs

Explore a prehistoric world shaped by shifting continents at the Science Museum of Virginia.

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A GIF of mounted dinosaur skeletons.

How did these dinosaurs end up with such unique traits?

Photos provided by Science Museum of Virginia

Journey back 250 million years and come face-to-face with extraordinary dinosaurs from South America, Africa, and Madagascar.

Now open at the Science Museum of Virginia, “Ultimate Dinosaurs” features colossal skeletons, real fossils, and hands-on experiences that let you step into the world of these ancient giants.

You’ll discover how the breakup of Earth’s supercontinent — aka, Pangaea — triggered an explosion of evolutionary diversity, giving rise to entirely new dinosaurs with fascinating and unique adaptations. Sounds like something straight out of “Jurassic World.”

From the tiny, agile Eoraptor to the massive, ferocious Giganotosaurus, explore 16 fully mounted dinosaur specimens and watch them come roaring back to life with augmented reality.

Plus, don’t miss the fun lineup of dino-themed events happening all summer:

Psst… The museum will stay open until 8 p.m. on Friday nights, so you’ll have more time to enjoy all the Science Museum has to offer.

Snag tix before they go extinct

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