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Museum palaeontologists on the Mission Jurassic dino dig descend a steep slope in the American wilderness while exploring the area
Mission Jurassic dino dig quiz
Are you interested in our palaeontologists' adventures on the Mission Jurassic dino dig? Have a go at our quiz about the trials and tribulations they faced.
Hint: you can find all the answers on our #MissionJurassic Twitter threads, @Natural_History_Museum Instagram story and news article.
Mission Jurassic news
Learn about the dig site and what palaeontologists are hoping to find.
Follow Mission Jurassic adventures
- 'On the dig' Twitter thread
- Check out the @Natural_History_Museum Mission Jurassic Instagram story
- Museum scientists have now left the dig site, but other teams have arrived. You can continue to follow their adventures at #MissionJurassic.
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