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Mar. 14, 2022


A visit to the Children's Museum of Wyoming's "Jurassic Mission" dinosaur dig will allow you to see the results of a $27.5 million project called "Jurassic Mission.

New to Indianapolis are bones, tracks, and ancient life from about 150 million years ago. Additions will fill out the exhibit, which continues to showcase beloved dinosaurs from the Cretaceous period, which spanned 145.5 million to 65.5 million years ago.



Two giant lizard-footed creatures

For several years, the museum has been mocking the arrival of these long-necked herbivores. They roar at visitors on the ramp into the dinosaur enclosure. Their stature alone is awe-inspiring - each is about 65 feet long.

But it's much more than that for them. An animated show set 150 million years ago tells the story of where they lived and how they ate. Paleontologists found its bones trapped in a log jam that was originally a bend in an ancient river, the museum director said. The body was left behind and dried out.



Discover what they ate

Several sections of the exhibit hint at what lizard-footed animals ate. To survive, they became heavy - the museum duo exceeded 15 tons each - which helped them avoid predatory allosaurs.  

As it turns out, they ate throughout the day to keep their energy levels up. They scrape leaves off plants with their crayon-sized teeth and swallow them without chewing. From there, the children can interactively follow the journey of food through their stomachs. Other activities show how quickly they can grow.


Velociraptor Costume


A Baptanodon with scary eyes


The late Jurassic marine reptile had dish-sized peepers so it could see its prey in the dark waters. Its jaws may have been toothless, but with the help of a quick spoon, it did a good job of catching squid.

The Baptanodon is now safely anchored to the wall, just like the ocean, with its Mesozoic creatures inside. Paleontologists found its bones on the museum's plot, which was filled with the Sundance Sea about 165 million years ago.

The reptile now swims with several other marine creatures from other places that have recently been added to the museum's collection.



View the actual dinosaur footprints


Real fossil footprints that may have belonged to carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs are encased in glass. Nearby, the juvenile bones of a lizard-footed dinosaur show traces of a predator's teeth.

Together, this evidence helps children and scientists question how lizard-footed dinosaurs protected themselves by walking in packs and what might have happened to the smaller lizard-footed dinosaurs that became vulnerable and were attacked.

The research behind these tracks and other fossils is being conducted in the field of paleontology and at museums. The agency has a few years left on its lease for the Wyoming property. Scientists say paleontologists plan to dig more, which will continue to improve the dinosaur circles. 




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