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むかし海遊館に行ったときに買ったソフビの「海のなかまたち2」に入っていたイルカが怖すぎて、ときどき出して眺めている(写真は昔撮ったもの)

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That AMNH 5027 cast was the first T. rex mounted in a horizontal pose. The Corythosaurus (real) is a gorgeous renaissance-era remount of a specimen that's been on display since at least the 60s. There's a lot of history in those exhibits worth saving—not just the collections themselves.

Midcentury photo of an upright—mounted Corythosaurus skeleton. Partially suspended by a rod from the ceiling, which looks unfortunately like a noose.

米、ドレクセル大学 フィラデルフィア自然科学アカデミー博物館 9月30日に閉館 1828年開館以来、約200年の歴史をもつ博物館、コロナ後の来館者が以前の水準に戻らず、1900万点の収蔵標本を守るためには開館して経済的リソースを消費するよりと閉館を選択したようです 同博物館 自然科学アカデミーの遺産とコレクションを未来のために保存する ansp.org/learn/Journa...

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The Academy of Natural Sciences will be closing its museum at the end of September, but preserving its research and collections mission.

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Here's some concept art from the ROM's current dinosaur exhibit, which opened with the "crystal" addition in 2007. Not sure what stage of the process these are from but it's always interesting to see what made it (and what didn't) in the final version.

Render of an austere museum gallery with adults looking at a platform with a T. rex skeleton and some skulls.Mostly white museum gallery render with Ankylosaurus skeleton and othersRender of museum display with mosasaur and plesiosaur skeletons suspended over a gray platform

This is the only display photo I can find—you can see a bit of the tusk poking in from the right. The guy in the center is the Colombian mammoth from Washington, which is still on display.

Long museum hall full of fossils in cases. There’s a mounted mammoth on a platform in the center and a bit of tusk poking in from the right