The most complete Stegosaurus skeleton ever found is on display in our Earth Hall. Stegosaurus walked the Earth in the Late Jurassic, about 156-144 million years ago.
That page may have evolved or become extinct.
Or you may have followed a broken link or mistyped the address.
Try these fun activities or discover our science.
Looking for something in particular? Try the search function in the menu bar.
-
NewsThe first people in Australia likely feasted on the eggs of giant ducks
Genyornis newtoni may have become extinct after humans stole and ate its eggs.
27 May 2022 -
NewsHalf of British butterflies placed on extinction Red List
While more butterflies are being threatened, the report finds they can recover with our help.
26 May 2022 -
NewsDinosaurs may have evolved from warm-blooded ancestor
Some dinosaurs, such as stegosaurs, may have needed to bask in the sun to keep their body temperature constant.
25 May 2022 -
NewsSaving British bumblebees needs a range of habitats
A new report lays out how we can prioritise the best selection of habitats to give the UK's 24 species of bumblebee a boost.
24 May 2022
