Manchester Museumさんのイラストまとめ

Celebrating Manchester's #WonderWomen ✨

Dr Kathleen Drew-Baker (1901-1957) was a Manchester #botanist whose research @OfficialUoM on edible seaweed saved the sushi industry in Japan, where she is known as 'Mother of the Sea'. 🌊 #WomensHistoryMonth

👉 https://t.co/UPtOzB3xhz

In celebration of @artwith_heart's T-rexcellent new play STAN, this #HalfTerm we’re encouraging everyone to draw a dinosaur! 🦖✨

Inspired? Artist @KaperKate is here with some top tips...
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Watch 👉 https://t.co/Of5KFZfRzK
And share your pics with us @McrMuseum
#StillHereForYou

#DinosAtoZ from @TCMIndy is back with Q for Qantassaurus!

These herbivorous dinosaurs were found in Australia and, fittingly, were only the size of a small kangaroo 🦘

Find out how they got their unusual name and more in @DrVEgerton's video 👉 https://t.co/KBxcreXyCG

#DinosAtoZ with @TCMIndy is back with P for Prenoceratops!

Find out more in @DrVEgerton's video
👉 https://t.co/KBxcreXyCG

And don't forget to catch up on all the other dinosaurs! 🦖

Big emotions call for big imaginations...

'Stan' is a bilingual play for children by @artwith_heart, featuring @McrMuseum's T.rex, exploring communication, friendship, identity, the family unit… and dinosaurs! 🦖

Stan opens at @Z_arts_mcr on 10 Feb.

👉 https://t.co/ahSMa1POQK

Our new #MMhellofuture blog from @mattieartemis is all about how we're supporting @scouts badges at Manchester Museum!

Learn about progress on the Arts Enthusiast Badge and see some of the fantastic artwork from the participants!
Read it here 👉 https://t.co/mYjq6pBqNJ

Today's #DinosAtoZ with @TCMIndy is O for Omniraptor!

Their name means 'egg thief' but did they live up to it? 🥚

Find out in @DrVEgerton's video here 👉 https://t.co/KBxcreXyCG

Today’s #DinosAtoZ with @TCMIndy is the Neovenator, first discovered by a family on holiday on the Isle of Wight!

Neovenator means 'new hunter', find out more about how they lived in @DrVEgerton’s video 👉 https://t.co/KBxcreXyCG

Today's #DinosAtoZ from @TCMIndy is M for Maiasaura!

First discovered in the 1970s in the US, palaeontologists found nests with baby dinosaurs alongside the adults.

Find out what this taught us about dinosaur behaviour in @DrVEgerton's video 👉 https://t.co/KBxcreXyCG

#DinosAtoZ with @TCMIndy is back with L for Leaellynasaura!

Leaellynasaura was found in south east Australia and had huge eyes for its small size 👀

Find out why by watching @DrVEgerton's video here 👉https://t.co/KBxcreXyCG