Let
your visitors step into the amazing world of SuperCroc!
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See The Science of SuperCroc at Silver Springs
in Ocala, FL June 1-August 26, 2007 |
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What was it like to be
one of the largest crocodilians ever to roam the earth?
How did a creature grow to be as big as a city bus?
What was life like in the Sahara 110 million years ago?
Sarcosuchus, or “SuperCroc,”
battles Suchomimus in a prehistoric African
riverbed.
© 2001 Raul Martin
Dr. Paul Sereno and Project Exploration
present The Science of SuperCroc—a
hands-on exhibit experience that brings together Sarcosuchus
and Suchomimus, two of the fiercest prehistoric
predators for the first time in 110 million years. The
Science of SuperCroc immerses visitors in the
ancient world of the planet’s largest crocodile,
and explores the science of how this creature got so
large and how we know.
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EXHIBIT AREAS:
SuperCroc at the Museum
of Science and Industry in Chicago ©
Project Exploration
- The Science of SuperCroc
- Interactive Suchomimus Skeleton
- SuperCroc Skeleton
- 40-foot SuperCroc Flesh Model
- SuperCroc’s World
- How to Hatch a SuperCroc
- SuperCroc on Film
- Interactive Expedition Site
- Photo Station
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TECHNICAL
REQUIREMENTS:
| Minimum/ Maximum Square Footage: |
| 7,000 square feet/10,000 square feet |
| Maximum Height: |
| 18 feet |
| Electrical Needs: |
| (4) 110-volt outlets |
| Maximum Crate Size: |
| 6’ x 7’ x 13’ |
| Installation/Deinstallation: |
| 4 trucks with 40-foot-cargo containers |
| Other Needs: |
- Dedicated DSL line
- Forklift and ladders for install and deinstall
- Stanchions around exhibitry
- Circulating security guards
- Sandbags to secure all exhibits and signage
- Full time exhibit guide/interpreter
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Science
of SuperCroc Exhibit
