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Otway Dinosaurs

Locality: Cape Otway, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 5237 9240

Address: Cape Otway Lightstation 3233 Cape Otway, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Ancient Otways local, Leaellynasaura amicagraphica, had really big optic lobes which meant it could effectively process the low light of the long polar Gondwanan winters. An original nocturnal dinosaur!

24.01.2022 How many Dinosaurs can you find?

24.01.2022 Otway Dinosaurs have been invited to a Reception at Government House in Melbourne as Regional Representatives! This is a good sign. We are looking forward to it!

23.01.2022 Yesterday worked very well! 70 people enjoyed Tom and Pat talk about their discoveries at Dinosaur Cove. Photos will be posted soon!

23.01.2022 Its Boxing Day and the Dinosaurs are roaring and ready to Go! Come up and see us soon! Roaaaaarrrrrrr!

23.01.2022 Apollo Bay is crawling with palaeontologists and curators and "Wildlife of Gondwana" is OPENING SOON! Youd better be spreading the word!

21.01.2022 Wow it is dinospecial polar dinosaurs COOL, see it

21.01.2022 Tickets for Artist and Scientists Talks are available at Galapagos Bookstore as well.

21.01.2022 Tomorrow is the day! Tom and Pat Rich are giving their public talk at 4pm. Just about booked out. Ring in the morning!!!

19.01.2022 Welcome budding palaeontologists!

17.01.2022 OK, here is a deal! The first person to up load a photo of themselves within the Exhibition onto this facebook page earns a bottle of our very own Fossil Fuel Beer or Cretaceous Crush Cordial! Staff excluded!!!

17.01.2022 Tom Rich and Pat Vickers-Rich coming to Otway Dinosaurs on 31st March to share stories of their journey as field Scientists.

16.01.2022 The Press Release for Wildlife of Gondwana has been released. Heres an extract: "DINOSAURS are back in the Otways. A major science exhibition that has smashed museum attendance records around the world is now open in Apollo Bay. It tells the story of world-first and unique discoveries in the Otways. The newly formed company Otway Dinosaurs, owned by local couple Greg Denney and Deb Moore, will host the Monash University Wildlife of Gondwana Exhibition until April. Seen by mi...llions of people in Taiwan, Italy, Argentina and Singapore, the exhibition is located on the Barham River Scenic Drive, and showcases the fossil record from the Great Southern Continent, which once included Australia, South America, Antarctica, Africa, and India. It includes fossils that span almost 3.8 billion years to the present, covering a massive range of specimens from the pin-up girl of the dinosaur world, Leaellynasaura, who was a tiny polar dinosaur discovered on the Otways coast, right through to the skeleton of the aggressive carnivore Tarbosaurus bataar (means ferocious lizard) more than 8 metres long." See more

16.01.2022 With enough likes we may be able to encourage someone with money to invest so our polar dinosaurs can have a permanent home here in the Otways!

15.01.2022 The Diprotodon is the largest marsupial that has ever lived and was found across Australia between around 1.6 million years ago to 46,000 years ago. Measuring up to 3m long and standing 2m high at the shoulder, it has been described as resembling a hairy rhino without a horn. Some people have suggested that the bones of this grand-daddy of the wombats and koalas are the source of bunyip legends.

14.01.2022 Our kids had an absolute ball at the Otway Dinosaurs!!

11.01.2022 Can anyone suggest a home for a permanent Dinosaur Exhibition?

11.01.2022 Our next step is funding to get a proper financial feasibility study done that we can take to Grant applications and any corporate sponsors. We have not given up. The road is being travelled and we will keep you all up to date!! Thank you for all the encouragment. It means a lot to us.

09.01.2022 We will be a glimpse after the news on WIN TV tonight I think! Anyone able to tape it for us? We dont get TV in the Exhibit!

09.01.2022 Have your say......where would you like the permanent Dinosaur Interpretation Centre to be? Apollo Bay? Cape Otway Lightstation? Lavers Hill? Or Dinosaur Cove?

08.01.2022 We think it is cool!

07.01.2022 The Wildlife of Gondwana Exhibition is now open. The Exhibition is located on the Barham River Road in Apollo Bay. We are still trying to get Google maps to display the correct address, but if you drive up the Barham River Road you will see the signs about 3km up the road on your left. Entry is only $12 for adults, $7 for children and $27 for families.

06.01.2022 In answer to all the emails and general questions, Otway Dinosaurs will not be running the Exhibition over the next lot of holidays.

06.01.2022 a very large truck full of dinosaurs has just pulled into Apollo Bay! watch out for up coming photos!

06.01.2022 Peter Trusler is coming to Otway Dinosaurs on 12th Feb to give a Talk and a Demonstration of his amazing Art!

05.01.2022 The Otway Dinosaurs website is still under constrution and we will let you know when its launch ready. In the meantime, if you have an queries about the exhibition contact details can be found on the holding page. And speaking of launches, the wildlife of Gondwana exhibition will launch in just two weeks from today on November the 29th!

03.01.2022 Thanks to all who came and made our opening weekend such a great success. We look forward to a busy few months up at the Wildlife of Gondwana exhibition.

03.01.2022 Google Maps are letting us down :( Just follow the signs to the Barham River Scenic Drive We are only 3 k from the centre of town. See you soon!

02.01.2022 The venue has been in lock down for weeks but at last the first pictures are starting to emerge of Apollo Bays Wildlife of Gondwana Exhibition. Heres a sneak peek.

02.01.2022 Otway Dinosaurs is proud to announce a sponsorship deal with the Cape Otway Lightstation! We will be bringing a new exhibit, focussing on our local Polar Dinosaurs to the Lightstation from November to April 2014. See you at the Cape Otway Lightstation soon!

01.01.2022 Bouncer at Otway Dinosaurs?