Exciting and scientifically authentic moving dinosaurs and giant
insects from The Natural History Museum are available throughout
the year for temporary exhibitions in museums, science centres,
zoos and international conference halls.
Since 1990 our state-of-the-art temporary exhibitions of robotic
dinosaurs and insects have been shown in 16 different countries
in Europe and the Middle East. Visitors of all ages are impressed by the size and realistic movements of the dinosaurs and insects in the Mega-bugs exhibition - some of which are
160 times larger than life. These exhibits, both educational and entertaining, require 450-600 square metres of space (smaller exhibitions
can also be provided) in an indoor environment. They can stand alone or be expanded on by the addition of
scientific collections and educational activities.
Museum scientists are involved with the development of these
dinosaur and insect reproductions. And our engineers install and operate these creatures,
bringing them to life through the use of computers and compressed
air.
For detailed information about our touring exhibitions programme,
telephone
Audrey O'Connell or Clare Colley (Tel: +44 (0)171 938 9117 / 9533) or
facsimile (+44 (0)171 938 9422)
Email Audrey O'Connell (A.OConnell@nhm.ac.uk)
or Clare Colley (C.Colley@nhm.ac.uk); French, Italian and Arabic spoken.
