DINO DELIGHT

摘要

A breathtaking panorama will greet visitors to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, when the 100-year-old Dinosaur Hall reopens on 16 November after a lengthy ＄36 million renovation. Created by artists Robert Walters and Tess Kissinger of Philadelphia, the mural stretches 55 meters over two walls and is 4.5 meters high. It depicts life in the Jurassic Morrison Formation of western North America-which stretches from Saskatchewan, Canada, to New Mexico-and forms a backdrop for the newly mounted skeletons in the hall, including a giant sauropod defending her baby from an attacking Allosaurus.