Dinosaurs are on their way to Telford as the region's first natural history museum gets set to open.
Scott Adams has announced a new exhibition with dinosaur skeletons
Scott Adams, from the Exotic Zoo, based at Telford Town Park, said it had always been his dream to open such a museum.Scott said zoos concentrated on the living and he wanted to show visitors how animals and other creatures have evolved from prehistoric times."When I found out that Dippy the Dinosaur at the National History Museum is a cast of not one but six different dinosaurs I was a little disappointed.
Other exhibits are expected to include dinosaur eggs, fossils galore and the remains of prehistoric creatures that evolved into the crocodiles of today.The deputy mayor of Telford and Wrekin, Councillor Arnold England, congratulated the Exotic Zoo on its success and its growth over the years.
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