The World's Largest Dinosaurs introduces the amazing biology of a group of super-sized dinosaurs: the long-necked and long-tailed sauropods.
Size affects just about everything an animal does: eating, breathing, moving, and reproducing. This traveling exhibition goes beyond bones and into the bodies of sauropods, the biggest land animals ever, to take a look at how these titans pulled it off.

Find out how scientists study fossils and living animals to understand sauropod biology; how heart rate, respiration, metabolism, and reproduction are linked to size; and what we can learn from these extinct animals about what it means to be big.

The centerpiece of the exhibition – an enormous 60-foot-long Mamenchisaurus – features a multimedia projection showing the sauropod's internal body systems at work.

Surrounding stations feature interactive displays, touchable specimens, and scale models to reveal the anatomy and physiology of these giants.

The World’s Largest Dinosaurs is presented by the Gilmore Foundation

Additional support from the Ruby K. Worner Charitable Trust, PNC, Simantel, and the Corporate Visionary Society Council.