Melbourne siblings Ruby Muller, 8, and Jack Muller, 6, served up a T-riffic performance beside their prehistoric co-star, a Tarbosaurus.
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Rechelle Zammit
A jaw-dropping dinosaur and fossil program livened up the school holidays at Mooroopna Library on Friday, July 3.
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The Museums Victoria Pop-Up Museum offered visitors an opportunity to get up close to prehistoric exhibits and fossil replicas from around the world.
Each 30-minute session was led by Museums Victoria staff, who shared insights into dinosaurs, fossils and ancient life on Earth.
Shepparton's Alara Paynter, 2, found herself in a jaw-dropping situation.
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Rechelle Zammit
It was a mammoth-sized day of discovery for sisters Maddie, 3, and Josephine Cameron, 4, who visited the library from Frank R. Pullar Children’s Centre.
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Rechelle Zammit
Tatura’s Archie Roberts, 7, had a dino-mite time stepping back into the age of dinosaurs.
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Rechelle Zammit
The hunt for history was fun for young adventurers Jaggar Flynn, 4, and Elke Keryk, 3, who visited from Frank R. Pullar Children’s Centre.
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Rechelle Zammit
Bendigo siblings Charlotte, 10, and Lewis Fanning, 8, were digging up facts about dinosaur footprints.
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Many fossils were on view, including this lower jaw bone from a Triceratops.
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Rechelle Zammit
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