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The museum has at least four taxidermy specimens of Thylacinus on open display! You won't see these in the wild unfortunately!
A nice Parasaurlophus skull!
What a surprise! On your right you'll see a Tyrannosaurs skeleton :(
And wow what a treat! A taxidermy Dodo. You won't see many of these around.
You uncultured bastards!
Giggidy
A GIANT Rhamphorynhcus!
Eeeeygh!
Here you will see a Camarasaurid sauropod just past the goons!
This was a tail.
This was some vertebrae with ribs but...
Yafleur!
It's just tommy K
And that brings us to the end of our tour. Please wait here for the tour of the Archaeology section and apologies to those visitors who lost limbs and relatives.
Dinosauriness: Countless of prehistoric creatures in these galleries and some nice recent examples of extinct animals including: Tyrannosaurus rex, Stegosaurus, Camarasaurus, a couple of pterosaurs, a sabre toothed cat, Einosaurus, Parasaurlophus, Triceratops, Mosasaurus, Rhamphorhynchus, an Ichthyosaur, various dinosaur eggs and footprints, Velociraptor, Thylacinus, Raphus cucullatus and a selection of flightless birds!
Scientific Accuracy: Museum conservation issues aside (the taxidermy specimens of the dodo and thylacine shouldn't be on open display) they are striking representations of real specimens with the rare exception of a few enlarged specimens.
Buzz Bonus: If you shoot all of the bones off of the large sauropod skeleton you can run up the back of you get the achievment "Palaeontologist".
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