Animatronic models of 14 prehistoric marine creatures and two present-day sea animals are now on display the Annexe Hall, Science Centre Singapore as part of a new exhibition, Monsters of the Sea.
Running from 30 October 2015 till 28 February 2016, highlights of the exhibition include animatronic models of a Mosasaurus, a sea monster that ate other marine reptiles and even dinosaurs, and Elasmosaurus, a marine creature that had a long neck and long, thin teeth to grip fish. There is also a model of Megalodon, a shark grew up to 17 metres long and fed on whales. Modern day sea creatures represented in the exhibition include the Great White Shark and Whale Shark.
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The exhibition is presented by Science Centre Singapore in partnership with MediaCorp VizPro International, Dezign Format Singapore and Aurea Exhibitions.
Tickets for Singaporeans and PRs are priced at $20 for an adult ticket and $16 for a child ticket. Admission tickets for others are $25 and $20 for adults and children respectively.
Tickets to Monsters of the Sea exclude admission to Science Centre Singapore.
