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The Land of the Past
A spectacular immersion into the prehistoric world
Welcome to Prehi Daiza, where time fades away to immerse you in a vanished world. A world where dinosaurs dominated the Earth, where immense creatures roamed the ground, and where the wild nature reigned unchallenged.
Thanks to this unique exhibition, you will embark on a journey to discover the giants of the past and learn how they lived, evolved, and survived in environments that were both diverse and fascinating. From lush plains to icy poles, from dense forests to dry lands, each species knew how to adapt and thrive for millions of years.
Whether you are passionate about paleontology, curious about nature, or looking for an unforgettable adventure, this exhibition opens the doors to a journey through time, bringing you closer to the secrets of the past.
Explore each world in detail by clicking on the links below.
What is there to discover?
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Vulcain, the giant of the Jurassic
Meet Vulcain, an Apatosaurus discovered in the United States and one of the most complete dinosaur skeletons ever displayed. With its 21-meter length, it stands as a testament to the grandeur of these creatures. Its story is marked by an impressive injury to its tail, showcasing the challenges of survival during the Jurassic period.
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Land of the Mammoths
After the age of the dinosaurs, our planet experienced an ice age where extraordinary creatures faced extreme conditions. Discover the woolly mammoths, prehistoric rhinoceroses, and other giants of the cold, perfectly adapted to a world covered in ice.
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Polar Zones
Contrary to popular belief, not all dinosaurs lived in a tropical climate. Some conquered the icy regions of the north and south, developing surprising adaptations such as an insulating down layer and large eyes to survive in the winter darkness.
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Land of the Giants
The plains of the Cretaceous were populated by fascinating creatures, from giant herbivores to fearsome carnivores. These vast landscapes were the stage for a constant struggle for survival, where each species had to adapt in order to thrive.