Meet Patagotitan, the largest dinosaur ever found.

After a highly successful season at Science Centre Singapore, Dinosaurs of Patagonia has now completed its Singapore engagement.

The exhibition is now preparing for its next destination: one of the world's outstanding natural history museums, where it will continue inspiring visitors with the extraordinary story of Patagonia's prehistoric giants.

Stay tuned for the announcements.

About Dinosaurs of Patagonia

For the first time ever, a striking exhibition arrives from Patagonia Argentina presenting the latest discoveries from the Southern Hemisphere together in one place.

Dinosaurs of Patagonia tells us a fantastic story of evolutionary change in both the herbivorous and carnivorous lineages that dominated the terrestrial ecosystems of our planet for over 230 million years.

“The Patagotitan is one of the most extraordinary finds in the history of palaeontology.” – Sir David Attenborough.

David followed the remarkable story of the discovery of fossils in the Patagonia region of Argentina in his documentary
“Attenborough and the Giant Dinosaur.”

Measuring 38m long – close to three school buses put end to end – and weighing 70 metric tons, Patagotitan now holds the record as the biggest animal ever to walk the earth.