Orlov Paleontological Museum in Moscow

[Jeffrey P]

Thanks for showing us this excellent, beautifully displayed collection. You're giving me more reasons to travel. 

[FossilDAWG]

Thanks for the excellent tour! 

 

Don

[Yuriy]

THanks for comments! I've put the most interesting pictures (in my opinion). But I think I should show more. Regarding the souvenir store - unfortunately I did not find it interesting for me - there are mostly toys with prehistoric animals, sets for "young paleontologist" and books  for children.

Plesiosaur at the main entrance.

[Yuriy]

Wall decoration

[Yuriy]

Giant ammonit

[Yuriy]

Ancient fish

 

[Yuriy]

ancient fish

[Yuriy]

Ulemica

[Yuriy]

[Yuriy]

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Parasaurolophos skull (cast)

[Yuriy]

Altirhinus  (relative of iguanodon from Asia)

[Yuriy]

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Entelodon

[Yuriy]

Smilodon (cast)

[Yuriy]

 

 

https://www.paleo.ru/museum-en/

Official museum website

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Wonderful images from a museum most of us will never get a chance to see. 

Thanks very much for posting these! 

[taj]

Thanks for sharing these  pics!

This is probably the best place for permian vertebrate stuff ( at least in Europe I think) . These beasts  are hard to come by in any museum  that I visited so far .

[LordTrilobite]

Nice!

Great photos!

 

Also, that's a lot of Tarbosaurus material.

[Troodon]

Very nice and interesting thank you for posting 

[Fruitbat]

Very nice!  That's one of the museums on my 'bucket list' that I'll probably never get a chance to visit in person.  Thanks for posting these pictures.

 

-Joe

[Nimravis]

Great pics- thanks for posting.

[Down under fossil hunter]

Awesome post Yuriy, definitely a museum I would love to visit.

cool to see that Adasaurus, that’s one that not many people know about.

[Wolf89]

Thanks for sharing, I like the itchysaurus in particular