Tate Geological Museum

It is situated in Wyoming city of USA and on the grounds of Casper College, the Tate Geological Museum is home to a gathering of in excess of 3000 fossil and mineral examples that traverse a land time from the Precambrian to the Holocene Epoch. There is no affirmation charge, and the historical center is open 6 days seven days consistently.

Highlights incorporate a 11,600-year-old Columbian mammoth known as Dee, a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton named Stan, and fossilized impressions of flying pterosaurs. Guests can likewise watch the working fossil prep lab or visit the intuitive 'Dino Den' loaded with hands-on exercises intended for offspring of any age.