Meet the dinosaurs (and pterosaurs, plesiosaurs, birds, etc.)

D&D includes eighteen (18) complete skeletons and a number of partial skeletons. Many are posed in dynamic scenes.

Interactives let visitors explore in-depth

D&D features seven large touchscreen interactives that engage visitors and let them explore the exhibit through images, videos, quizzes, timelines, animations and other digital assets.

Giant video game

Hungry Birds is a fun, fast-paced game that teaches natural selection. Played on a 12 ft by 7 ft touchscreen wall, it's a magnet for kids. Recommended by the NSTA.

Wildlife, geology and evolution

An entire section on the Galapagos Islands, featuring maps, videos, models and a 70" touchtable where visitors can learn about the wildlife and see what Darwin saw that led him to the theory of natural selection.

Fascinating artifacts

Eighteen display cases feature dozens of artifacts related to Darwin's life and work, including scientific instruments, maps, models, reviews, letters and first editions of Darwin's major works.

She sells sea shells by the seashore

A special section on Mary Anning that features her discoveries and the contributions she made to science.

Great exhibit, great results

Darwin & Dinosaurs has appeared at a number of museums in the United States. Check out the photos and feedback!

Brandable, Customizable

D&D provides a number of important resources to help make the exhibit a success including a richly illustrated, brandable/customizable Companion Guide.

No drama. Five days.

D&D is a no-drama, fixed price exhibit. It takes five days to setup and five days to take down (maybe less, never more).