DINOSAURS | EXTINCTIONS | US

DINOSAURS | EXTINCTIONS | US is a major exhibition at Science Centre Singapore, presented in collaboration with the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. This exhibition combines two world-class showcases—Dinosaurs of Patagonia and Six Extinctions—into a single immersive experience spanning 3,000 square metres. Visitors can explore 400 million years of Earth's history through 33 rare fossils and 60 full-scale dinosaur models, including a breathtaking 40-metre cast of the Patagotitan mayorum, one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered.

The exhibition is divided into three interactive zones that trace the rise and fall of prehistoric life and examine the five major mass extinction events that have shaped the planet. A highlight is the Six Extinctions section, which features displays such as 'Scotty,' the largest Tyrannosaurus rex fossil ever found, and concludes with a sobering look at the ongoing sixth mass extinction driven by human activity. A locally focused segment, curated by the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, highlights Singapore's own extinction challenges, showcasing species like the cream-coloured giant squirrel and rufous-collared kingfisher that are now nationally extinct.

An optional Dino Explorer Pass is available, offering bundled access to the exhibition, a Dig Pit experience for children, admission to Science Centre galleries (for Singaporeans and PRs), and a movie at the Omni-Theatre on Southeast Asia's largest 23-metre dome screen. Pricing varies based on bundle type and peak/off-peak timing, with options such as Trio and Quad bundles designed for families. The exhibition emphasizes both educational engagement and reflection on humanity's role in biodiversity loss.