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We couldn’t be more excited about bringing WHY DINOSAURS? to the UK this summer! #whydinosaurs

Exciting Hollywood dinosaur documentary coming to Sheffield! 🎬🦕 WHY DINOSAURS? will be screening its exclusive extended version at the Showroom Cinema. 📽️ Be sure not to miss out and book your tickets using the link below.👇 eventbrite.com/e/why-dinosaur…

DON’T MISS OUT! Get your tickets for the @whydinosaurs UK Screening Tour and join us at one of four screenings: London, Sheffield, Bristol or Lyme Regis. Get your tickets at whydinosaurs.com/watch before they go extinct!

Only a week away before celebrating the 10th Yorkshire Fossil Festival. Pop by and taste our stories in bottle cocktail 🍸 at the TunedIn! Centre in Redcar #Fossil Yorkshire Fossil Festival Yorkshire Natural History Museum Also, chat with us about becoming a guest blogger at the festival 🎪

New Position Available! 🚨 The Yorkshire Natural History Museum is looking for someone to join the team with a passion for palaeontology, curation and research. 🦖🏛️ If you would like to find out more feel free to send us an email. 💬 uk.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=b…

WHY DINOSAURS? comes to Sheffield on 01/06/2024, be sure to book tickets now before they sell out! 🎟️ doncasterfreepress.co.uk/arts-and-cultu…

Cracking open a perfect ammonite nodule on a beach in Yorkshire. Something I’ve been doing since I was a little boy. ⚒️🦖 This little snippet is taken from the documentary WHY DINOSAURS?. The official “WHY DINOSAURS?” tour starts this week! See you there. whydinosaurs.com/watch

This Friday, we’re in London (SOLD OUT!), then up to Yorkshire (Sheffield Yorkshire Natural History Museum) for Saturday’s screening, before heading to Bristol (Bristol Aquarium) and finally Lyme Regis (LymeRegisFossilFest). Some tickets are still available here: whydinosaurs.com/watch

We are proud to be sponsoring the EXPERT TALKS at the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival. 🗣️ Find out more at fossilfestival.com/lyme-regis-fos…

Do NOT eat fossils… unless they're delicious! 🦑🎂 This "ammo-bite" was part of a fantastic cake made by the awesome Dinkydoodle. Dawn will unveil her latest dinosaur cake *tomorrow* at the screening of WHY DINOSAURS? in Sheffield! 🎥🦖 #FossilFriday

The London screening of "WHY DINOSAURS?" was fantastic! Such a hugely positive response to the film. Heading up north to Sheffield now. Excited for the Yorkshire screening this evening. Looking forward to seeing you there. 🎥🦖 WHY DINOSAURS? eventbrite.com/e/why-dinosaur…

A little highlight of a wonderful weekend screening WHY DINOSAURS? in London and Sheffield. It was great to meet so many people excited to watch this film and chat all things palaeontology. See you in Bristol and Lyme Regis this week! 🦖⚒️🎥 whydinosaurs.com/watch

Come join us this Saturday at the museum for this week’s public lecture “Ammonite Pathologies” presented by Richard Maddra. 🌀 If you have an interest in disease, death and the fossil record, this talk is not to be missed! 🦠☠️

Ice Age Dog Skull (11,000 years old) 🐺➡️🐶 Wolves once competed with humans for food—until some adapted, eating scraps & forming bonds. Over time, they evolved into the dogs we love today! #fossil #wolf #dog #science #prehistoric

Dapedium – A Jurassic Survivor 🦴🐟 This 230–160 million-year-old fossil from Whitby, UK is the only complete specimen of its kind. With armor-like scales for protection & a powerful jaw for crushing mollusks, it thrived in the Jurassic seas. #fossil #fish #prehistoric #sea

Unveiling a 200-Million-Year-Old Ceratite Fossil! Check out this stunning Ceratite fossil from the Triassic era. The unique colorations are due to natural mineral deposits formed over millions of years. #fossil #prehistoric

Barasaurus isn’t quite a reptile or amphibian—it’s the evolutionary bridge between them! This Late Permian fossil from Madagascar is sometimes even preserved with soft tissue intact. Evolution in action! #fossil #evolution #naturalhistory #prehistoric #science

Ichthyosaurus communis was a fast Jurassic swimmer with sharp features. Some fossils even show stomach contents! Now on display in our gallery. #fossil #museum #prehistoric #marine #icthyosaurus

Shark tooth from a fast Cretaceous predator. Shark skull with two holes that look like eyes — but they were nostrils! Both fossils are over 100 million years old and tell stories from Earth’s ancient oceans. #fossil #paleontology #sharks #prehistoric

Just in: our newest fossil display! This Early Cretaceous tyrannosaur is a feathered cousin of T. rex, now on view in the museum. Come check out this incredible skull and learn more about prehistoric predators. #fossils #trex #skull