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Pokémon -Themed Fossil Exhibit Open In Japan

Share this article Pokémon has partnered with The National Museum of Nature and Science in Japan to create a one-of-a-kind Pokémon Fossil exhibit. The exhibit is curated to ensure an educational and fun experience for visitors to compare between Pokémon monsters and dinosaurs. Attendees are expected to learn about the real-life prehistoric creatures that have inspired some of the most popular Pokémon characters of all time. For instance, within the Tyrunt and Tyrantrum line, fans will be able to draw visible comparisons with the Tyrannosaurus. Since this will be a travelling exhibit, the Pokémon Fossil Museum is set to head to various museums across Japan over the next year.

Pokemon Gets a Fossil Exhibit in Japan

Pokemon Gets a Fossil Exhibit in Japan ✖ A touring exhibit that uses Pokemon to teach children about fossils and dinosaurs will open in Japan this summer. A touring exhibition called Pokemon Kaseki Hakubutsukan (translated to Pokemon Fossil Museum) will launch this summer and will travel across Japan over the next year. The exhibition s goal is to connect the world of Pokemon to the real world and teach children about dinosaurs and the paleontology field. Pokemon fans will get to meet the real world equivalents of Pokemon like Shieldon, Omanyte and Aerodactyl and take a look at full-scale skeletons of Pokemon as well as dinosaurs. One feature will be a full-scale model of a Tyrantum skeleton, which will be about 8 feet high. The exhibit will launch on July 4th at the Mikasa City Museum in Hokkaido. The exhibition will also travel to Shimane, Tokyo, and Aichi until wrapping up sometime in the summer in 2022.

Elegant ammonite fossil discovered in Hokkaido town identified as new species

news Elegant ammonite fossil discovered in Hokkaido town identified as new species The Mainichi © The Mainichi This Jan. 13, 2021 photo at Mikasa City Museum in Hokkaido shows fossil pieces of an ammonite that has been identified as a new species. (Mainichi/Hiroto Watanabe) MIKASA, Hokkaido A fossilized ammonite discovered in the town of Haboro in Japan s northernmost prefecture of Hokkaido has been identified as a new species, it has been reported. Mikasa City Museum in the same prefecture announced the discovery in a journal published on Jan. 1 by the Palaeontological Society of Japan. The fossil was found in a stratum from the Cretaceous period of the Mesozoic era (about 86.3 million years to 89.8 million years ago). Ammonites were an ancient relative of squid and octopi that had spiral shells. Throughout Japan s 47 prefectures, the highest number of ammonite fossils have been found in Hokkaido. The fossil of the new species was among those collected

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