Diggin' The Bones at the Port Huron Museum

Over the next month or so kids will be on break from school. It wont be uncommon to claim that they are bored. Many parents will be thinking of things for their children to do that is fun but also educational to break that boredom. For the youngsters (and the oldsters too) that are into dinosaurs, Port Huron Museum's Paleomania exhibit has just the thing for an interesting outing.

Entering the main floor gallery of the Carnegie #Museum in #PortHuron. Join us here throughout this week to check out some of the things on display at their #Paleomania exhibit running now through the end of February. #fossils #discovertheblue #dinosaurs

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From its celebrated showings at the World Trade Centers in Boston, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, the Dinosaur Discovery Center at Colorado National Monument and the Natural History Museum of El Paso, Paleomania will be on display at the museum's Carnegie Center through Feburary 5th.

One of largest (and last known) species of #trilobites, Phacops Africanus, can be seen at the #Paleomania exhibition at #PortHuron's Carnegie Center museum through Feburary. #discovertheblue

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Starting with some of the first known and discovered living organisms, the exhibit is real life time as to how living beings have evolved through the early years of the planet.

Primitive #reptiles of the #amphibian sort. One of the many fossils you can see at the #PortHuron museum's #Paleomania exhibit.

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An early ancestor of the modern day #alligator, the #eryops is thought to be the earliest of true amphibian. This artifact, along with many others, is on display at the #PortHuron Museum's #Paleomania exhibit through February 2017. #discovertheblue

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Everything from tiny creatures to big toothed cats will be seen.

Ever leave for work and forget to feed the cat? They get pretty mad about. Just be lucky he isn't a #sabretoothtiger like this one on display at #PortHuron Museum's #Paleomania exhibit. #discovertheblue

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Along with a raptor soaring in and looking for prey.

Don't ask it to bust a rhyme. It's a #raptor not a rapper. On display now a #PortHuron museum's #paleomania exhibit. #dinosaur #discovertheblue

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And what would be an exhibit that has dinosaurs without a Tyrannosaurus Rex flashing a big smile?

The #TyrannosaurusRex was one of the largest known predators to have walked the earth. This one greets you with a huge smile as you enter #PortHuron museum's main lobby for the #Paleomania exhibit. #dinosaur #discovertheblue

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Along with the displays, the museum will be offering some special Saturday programs as well. The Port Huron Museum's Carnegie Center is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am-4pm. For more info on the Paleomania exhibit call them at 810-982-0891.