Cheryll the Triceratops

The Opening        Behind the Scenes        The Exhibit

Expedition Dinosaur  features Cheryll the Triceratops. This specimen was excavated in 2003 by our paleontology field crews working in South Dakota. Cheryll is appoximately 30% complete with additional restoration being completed in our paleontology lab. This exhibit was first displayed at the Plantation Historical Museum during 2007 and at Nova Southeastern University during 2008. Cheryll is not currently on display and is available for scheduling.

Henry

Henry is a rare example of a juvenile Triceratops excavated by our field team in 2005, very near the site ofthe larger Cheryll. Henry is approximately 40% complete and has been fully restored to a full free standing display.

Henry may be viewed via this Virtual Tour
Follow Henry from the ground up!
Join our field crew as they excavate Henry during
Expedition Dinosaur 2005

Online 2005 Field Journal

Upcoming additions to
Expedition Dinosaur

Raid of the Raptors!

Bringing together two of our newest acquisitions this exhibit will present a view of conflict and survival in early Cretaceous Siberia.
              

Nanotyrannosaurus

A fifteen foot long, seven foot high, replica of one of the Cretaceous' most vicious predators. Nanotyrannosaurus will be paired with Henry to make an exciting and dynamic scene of life during the last days of the dinosaurs.