Paleontological Museum of Egidier Ferugleo
Av. Fontana, 140, Trelev, Puerto Madrid, Argentina
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The Paleontological Museum of Egidier Ferugleo, located in the center of Trelev, was opened in 1999. Here is a collection of unique ancient living beings
The museum was created to continue scientific activities in the field of natural sciences and paleontology in the city. In addition to animal skeletons, it is possible to trace the development of life on earth from bacteria to the natives of Patagonia. They came here from Asia about 10 thousand years BC. The museum tells the story of the origin of life on Earth within Patagonia. Here are collected 1700 pieces of skeletons, 30 exhibits of dinosaurs, which occupy a fairly large area. All this is accompanied by explanatory posters.
In another hall you can see the first settlements of the people of Patagonia, as well as the first microorganisms. The museum holds various programs for children and adults. There is also a traveling exhibition with which museum staff travel around the world. Also in the museum children are allowed to walk in the evening with a flashlight in the halls.