Denver Museum of Nature and Science Exhibitions

The World's Largest Dinosaurs

Thru Sept. 7, 2026

Explore the mind-bending biology and amazing anatomy of sauropods — the largest land animals to ever live. From eating and breathing to reproducing, size affects almost everything an animal does. Through imaginative and enthralling exhibits and displays, including a towering, life-sized model of a 60-foot-long Mamenchisaurus, you will go beyond dinosaur bones and into their bodies to discover the fascinating mechanics behind how these titans lived their lives on Earth millions of years ago.

Worlds Largest Dinosaurs at DMNS

Changing Landscapes Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Changing Landscapes: Inside Venice, Mesa Verde, and Rapa Nui

Thru Jan. 3, 2027

Explore three UNESCO World Heritage Sites facing challenges in a changing climate. Through large-scale projections and interactive experiences, you'll be transported to the city of Venice in Italy, the island of Rapa Nui off the coast of Chile and the cliff dwellings of Colorado’s very own Mesa Verde in the United States. Researchers used revolutionary photogrammetry technology to create highly accurate three-dimensional models of these culturally significant sites to highlight how climate hazards like flooding, drought, wildfires, erosion and rising sea levels are impacting natural and cultural heritage.

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