Three roarsome places to see dinosaurs

Ulster Museum The only dinosaur bones ever found in Ireland are on display at Ulster Museum in Belfast. As well as ancient fossils, the museum has bones from modern creatures too, including a whale backbone. Visitors can also see human, mouse and bat skeletons. National Museum of Scotland The Natural World galleries at the National Museum of Scotland, in Edinburgh, explore the history of life on Earth. Among the different animal models is a 12-metre Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, which is a replica of a specimen that was discovered in 1988 in Montana, US. The Stone Science Museum At the Stone Science Museum in Anglesey, Wales, visitors are transported back 650 million years to learn about stone and bone. There are fossils to see and touch, plus dinosaur eggs and prehistoric…

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