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Dinosaurs Around the World 

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  Dinosaurs Around the World takes you on a dinosaur adventure and tour of an Earth very different from today. On view June 30, 2019–January 20, 2020.
  Credit: Imagine Exhibitions
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  Iguanodon lived 157 million – 93 million years ago.
  Credit: Imagine Exhibitions
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  How do you measure up to the leg of a giant sauropod?
  Credit: Imagine Exhibitions
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  The toothy predator velociraptor sported feathers in real life.
  Credit: Imagine Exhibitions
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  Caption: Neovenator, which means “new hunter,” grew to 25 feet long and weighed 2,200-4,400 pounds.
  Credit: Imagine Exhibitions
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  Fossils are a big draw for Dinosaur Around the World.
  Credit: Mike Servedio/ANS
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  Amargasaurus (left) and Spinosaurus outside the Academy.
  Credit: Mike Servedio/ANS
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  The foot and skull of a Velociraptor.
  Credit: Mike Servedio/ANS
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  Kids get a close look at Iguanodon.
  Credit: Mike Servedio/ANS
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  Protoceratops.
  Credit: Mike Servedio/ANS
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  Dinosaurs Around the World is for dinosaur-lovers of all ages.
  Credit: Mike Servedio/ANS

Drawn to Dinosaurs

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  Drawn to Dinosaurs, opening Nov. 1, 2015, delves into the science and art of visualizing a living animal based on fragmentary fossils.
  Credit: Lauren Duguid/ANS
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  Drawn to Dinosaurs opens with a paleo artist recreating plant-eater Hadrosaurus foulkii on a giant blackboard.
  Credit: Lauren Duguid/ANS
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  Paleoartist Jason Poole sketches a detail on Haddy in Drawn To Dinosaurs.
  Credit: Lauren Duguid/ANS