Pasyal tayo sa Dinosaur museum Singapore - Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

In this vlog, we will visit Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. It's our first time to visit this museum and we purposely go here because we wanted to see the real dinosaur fossils. We really enjoyed visiting this museum because we learn not only about the dinosaur but many more animals and plants found in Southeast Asia. Join us in our vlog and let's explore the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.
Ipinasyal ko ang kapatid at pamangkin ko sa Dinosaur museum dito sa Singapore. First time ko din pumunta dito.
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In this vlog, we visited Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. It's our first time visiting this museum, and we purposely go here because we wanted to see the real dinosaur fossils. The museum’s three diplodocid sauropod fossils were among the largest and heaviest animals to ever walk on land. More than 80% complete, of which two of these skeletons come with skulls - a rarity as far as sauropod dinosaurs fossils are concerned. Another highlight is a 10.6 metre long female sperm whale skeleton which was found dead off Jurong island on July 10, 2015. The first record of a sperm whale in Singapore, a team from the museum worked quickly to study and salvage this specimen and it is now on display in the Mammal Zone of the museum. We really enjoyed visiting this museum because we learn not only about the dinosaurs but many more animals and plants found in Southeast Asia. Hope you can visit this place. Thank you for watching. Cheers!