It's Time to Say Goodbye to the Triceratops Skull at CU!
After 41 years, we’re waving a fond farewell to the Triceratops skull within Paleontology Hall. This charismatic ceratopsian from the Cretaceous period has looong been a favorite at the CU Museum of Natural History while on loan from the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. Be sure to stop by before May 8 to say hello for the first time or, to say a goodbye—before it’s too late!
Experience the thrill of the frill with PaleoPalooza activites including a Jurassic Jenga station, selfie station and more for CU students looking for a study break for finals.
Triceratops Skull Leaving Museum of Natural History
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Triceratops skull leaving Colorado after 41 years
Channel 9 News
A beloved member of the University of Colorado Boulder (CU) campus is departing to Washington, D.C.
CU Boulder’s beloved Triceratops returning home to Smithsonian
CU Boulder Today
Next month, CU Boulder will say goodbye to a beloved member of the campus community—this one has three horns, a wide frill like a fan and was dug up from the ground in Wyoming in 1891.
Dinosaur skull leaving Colorado after 40 years
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