Oh no, so sad to have missed this! Would've loved to take part in a parasaurolophus discussion! Perhaps another time. 🙏

Wow thanks for sharing, never heard of this book before! I definitely need to figure out how to get a copy!

Last but not least, there's an original Triceratops skull (quite rare in Germany), a deep-rooted obsession with Allosaurus specimens (so many mounts at this museum!) and a little Nanosaurus for good measure.

Overall, a fossil collection worth seeing if you ever find yourself in Berlin!

Here's a few close-ups of the sauropod hall. There's plenty of smaller pterosaur and fish fossils as well, so be sure to check those out! There's also a couple smaller herbivorous theropod mounts. Really cool!

The entrance hall is impressive. Here you get to see a number of sauropods: Giraffatitan (the tallest mounted skeleton in the world), Diplodocus and Dicraeosaurus. Of course Kentrosaurus shouldn't be forgotten either!

Thank you for the shoutout! I do a variety of different styles and mediums, and I also post about my museum visits a lot! If you're into any of the above, you're in the right place! 😁 I just made the move from Twitter, so I don't have a lot to show for now -- but here's another sneak peak.

Thank you so much for this thread, these are always so insightful and fun to read! 🤩 I cannot wait for the next one, whenever it may come!

The episode then moves over to the Gobi Desert of Mongolia where we observe a family group of Velociraptors whose young juveniles are kept safe in the side passage of a canyon. The babies are extremely cute and shown huddling together.