Walking around the mounted skeleton of Apatosaurus louisae

March 22, 2019

In case you haven’t gotten to do this, or need a refresher, or just want a little more Apatosaurus in your life. And honestly, who doesn’t? As with the previous Diplodocus walk-around, there’s no narration, just whatever ambient sound reached the mic. Go have fun.

Posted by Matt Wedel
Filed in Apatosaurus, Carnegie Museum, diplodocids, mounts, museums, public galleries, video
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