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In more than 40 exhibits ranging from murals and skeletal reconstructions to three animated models (Tyrannosaurus rex, Pentaceratops and Stegosaurus), dinosaurs are showcased in the "Dinosaur Mountain" exhibition, roaring, snarling and devouring each other. The facility features a variety of changing exhibitions, many science-related.
The exhibit features a full-size Mars Rover on temporary loan, a quarter-scale Mars Lander, and numerous other exhibits about the mysterious red pl...
Replica beasts from the Age of Dinosaurs roam the Earth in this permanent display.
Permanent display about the native civilizations of central Arizona.
Imagine combining our modern day lives with those of earth-dwellers from 100 million years past. The clash of technology, ego, survival instincts, and pure brute strength would inspire enough fear and exhilaration for us to question our... More »
You can't pick a bad day to go to a museum; not much beats the option to see great artwork in a cool place. But today carries extra incentive: A few of our own museums are celebrating International ... More »
Although it's been dead since the end of the Cretaceous period, the towering Tyrannosaurus bataar inside the Arizona Museum of Natural History is still terrorizing smaller creatures, albeit of the Homo sapiens variety, with its frightening teeth, menacing presence, and roaring countenance. Toddlers sometimes skitter away from its petrified skeleton, despite the fact it hasn't moved on its own for more than 80 million years. Theropods like this fearsome killing machine are just one of more... More »
This place is not the American Museum of Natural History -- let's get that out of the way up front. Night at the Museum Part Whatever ain't gonna be filmed anywhere in Mesa. But for locals craving a quick trip to the Cretaceous and other dino-filled periods, the Arizona MNH simply roars. In "Dinosaur Hall," the skulls of triceratops' relatives and various skeletons do wonders for our sense of wonder -- it's easy to forget these magnificent, strange creatures once lived on this... More »
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