Explore Feathers, Fossils, and Flight, our hands-on exhibit uncovering how the first birds took to the sky. See feathers, fossils, skeletons, and a life-size Archaeopteryx reproduction up close—then decide for yourself: could the earliest birds truly fly?
Perfect for bird enthusiasts, families, students, and anyone curious about natural history, Feathers, Fossils, and Flight blends science, discovery, and hands-on learning. You’ll leave with a new appreciation for how feathers, bones, and evolutionary innovation shaped the birds we see today.
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