Dinosaurs of Antarctica
Uncover a hidden past when prehistoric giants roamed Antarctica hundreds of millions of years ago
Join scientists on a quest to unearth a prehistoric world now lost to ice on the southernmost continent of Antarctica. Discover a colossal amphibian that lurks below the surface of an ancient river, learn about the largest-known early Jurassic carnivore and come face-to-face with other fearsome dinosaurs and fascinating creatures that inhabited a lush landscape—one that looks nothing like the frozen desert we know today. Travel through time to investigate the end of Earth’s last ice age. Explore the causes and repercussions of a changing climate and seek clues to our own future on this planet.
See it this week
- 03:30 PM Friday, April 19
- 03:30 PM Saturday, April 20
- 03:30 PM Sunday, April 21
- 03:30 PM Monday, April 22
- 03:30 PM Tuesday, April 23
- 03:30 PM Wednesday, April 24
- 03:30 PM Thursday, April 25
- 03:30 PM Friday, April 26
Wheelchairs and strollers: All levels are accessible by elevator. A limited number of wheelchair seats are available in the theatre. Wheelchairs are available to borrow at the Level 2 Ticket Desk.
Captioning is available, as well as a limited quantity of assistive listening devices from the Level 2 Ticket Desk.
Sensory: IMAX films may have bright lights and loud noises.
- Needs and Characteristics of Living Things (1)
- Daily and Seasonal Changes (1)
- Growth and Changes in Animals (2)
- Air and Water in the Environment (2)
- Growth and Changes in Plants (3)
- Soils in the Environment (3)
- Habitats and Communities (4)
- Rocks, Minerals, and Geological Processes (4)
- Biodiversity (6)
- Interactions in the Environment (7)
- Heat in the Environment (7)
- Water Systems (8)
- Biology: Sustainable Ecosystems and Climate Change (9)
- Climate Change (10)
- Earth’s Dynamic Climate (10)
- Diversity of Living Things (Biology 11)
- Evolution (Biology 11)
- Animals: Structure and Function (Biology 11)
- Plants in the Natural Environment (Biology 11)
- Gases and Atmospheric Chemistry (Chemistry 11)
- Recording Earth’s Geological History (Earth and Space Science 12)
- Geological Processes (Earth and Space Science 12)
