EXPLORE ANTARCTICA’S LIVELY PAST IN FERNBANK’S NEWEST EXHIBIT, ‘ANTARCTIC DINOSAURS’
ATLANTA: The continent of Antarctica was not always covered in ice and devoid of life. The area was lush and temperate some 200 million years ago, with dinosaurs the size of rhinoceroses and crocodiles living there. The newest exhibition at Fernbank Museum, ‘Antarctic Dinosaurs,’ will open on October 9 and unveil this long-forgotten continent. For the first time, visitors will get the opportunity to examine actual Antarctica fossils up close, as well as full-scale reconstructions…
