The B. M. Birla Science Centre is the place to go for history
and science lovers with its variety of displays and activities.
“Ice Age 4 - Continental Drift” is here with the extinct woolly
mammoth and other members of the friendly animal pack. The
woolly mammoth, much like dinosaurs walked on earth millions of
years ago. The fossils of the now extinct mammals and species
excavated and preserved in various parts of the world help us
know more about these gigantic creatures. And for all of us to
have a glimpse into the past, the B. M. Birla Science Centre is
the nearest place to go to. The Dinosaurium here is home to the
Kotasaurus Yamanpalliensis or the Asuropop dinosaur. The
Kotasaurus existed nearly 208 to 188 million years ago in the
early Jurassic period. This herbivore was nearly 30 feet long
and its remains were found in India in 1988. And if you haven’t
seen the remains of an actual dinosaur before, the Dinosaurium
will certainly be an unforgettable experience. The B. M. Birla
Science Centre is also ho