Spinosaurus: Lost Giant of the Cretaceous tells the dramatic story behind the largest predatory dinosaur ever discovered. From unearthing the first recorded specimen in Egypt a century ago, to its destruction during World War II, and then to the remarkable tale behind the giant’s rediscovery in Morocco, this exhibition takes the scenography of these dig sites, infuses them with real fossils, interactive displays, and film footage from the dig sites to unravel the story and science behind Jurassic Park’s sail-backed wonder.

Exhibition Highlights
• Swimming Spinosaurus skeleton measuring 50 feet
• Scene settings from Germany, Morocco, and Egypt
• Original fossils of this rare species
• The meat-eating menagerie of unusual predatory dinosaurs
• 3D wizardry creating a digitally-sculpted skull
• Footage of discovery & animation

Exhibition Size:
• 5,000sq ft
• 15ft minimum ceiling height

Read about the latest Expedition Dr. Paul Sereno from the University of Chicago Fossil Lab did this last fall. New findings and research will be implemented into the exhibition. 

Exhibition developed by Dr. Paul Sereno and the University of Chicago Fossil Lab and distributed by Exhibits Development Group.