Remember watching the Jurassic Park films? Imagine, if dinosaurs were to return to our world, how would you react? Terrified, isn’t it? Though extinct, these huge creatures never fail to intrigue our curious minds. Recently, a group of Avimimus (bird-like dinosaurs) skeletons were found entwined together in Mongolia, declaring them social creatures. This finding is contrary to the earlier belief that they were solitary creatures. Also, a new species of sauropod dinosaur has been found in western Queensland (Australia), adding to the evolutionary tree of sauropods. You can see a collection of fossil dinosaur skeletons and other species at the Natural History Museums around the world.
1. Baby dinosaurs at the London Natural History Museum
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2. Huge dinosaur skeleton, London Natural History Museum
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3. Snowy owl at the Greece Natural History Museum
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4. Moai- human figures of Easter Island at the American Museum of Natural History
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5. Indian Sloth Bear, Leopard feet and a Leathery Turtle at Chennai Museum
6. Red fox at Greece Natural History Museum
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7. Vampire bat at London Natural History Museum
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8. Northern goshawk or Accipiter gentilis, a type of a raptor at Greece Natural History Museum
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9.Snakes and Elephant foot at Chennai Museum
10. Polyporus squamosus, a type of fungus at Greece Natural History Museum
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Author : Vijaylaxmi Thakur