"Expedition: Dinosaur"
Visit a dozen lifelike dinosaurs in this traveling exhibit at the Bishop Museum.
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Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum 1525 Bernice St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96817
From now through Sept. 3, Bishop Museum’s newest traveling family exhibit explores the world of dinosaurs and the hunt for their fossils in the 19th and early 20th century with Expedition: Dinosaur from Stage Nine Exhibitions.
Visitors will meet a dozen life-sized and lifelike animatronic dinosaurs that growl, move, and, in one case, even spit. People will even be able to control the sound and movements of four of the gigantic beasts. We tried it! Click here to read our 11 tips for visiting this exhibit.
Some of the dinosaurs on display include:
- Kentrosaurus, relative of the Stegosaurus, remarkable for the rows of plates on its back and the spiked “thagomizer” on its tail
- Dilophosaurus with head crests
- Triceratops with its famous three-horned face
- Stegosaurus that visitors can control the motions of
- Velociraptors scheming to attack their next meal
- Albertosaurus, a close relative of T. rex
- Pachycephalosauruses in a head-butting duel to determine dominance
- Amargasaurus with its impressive neck spines
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