Thylacoleo Fossil Dig – (Carnifex Marsupial Lion)
Embark on an exciting educational journey and explore the mysteries of the past with the Thylacoleo fossil dig! This remarkable visual aid is a practical and sturdy tool that can help children learn about Australia’s fossil finds and gain a clearer picture of what the fearsome Thylacoleo – Carnifex marsupial lion would have looked like in its prime.
This fossil dig allows us to delve into the not too distant past and discover the remains of this extinct marsupial predator. It can inspire and encourage budding young and older palaeontologists to learn more about our planet’s rich history and the animals that once roamed the land.
Suitable for a variety of settings, including playgrounds, museums, interpretive centres, schools, and childcare centres, this Thylacoleo fossil dig can serve as a fascinating addition to any learning environment. It can help children develop an appreciation for science, nature, and the wonders of the world around us.
Suitable for:-
- Playgrounds- include side
 - Wall art
 - Museums & interpretive centres
 - Childcare centres
 - Schools & education institutions
 
If you need help with bringing to life any palaeontological fossil finds – Natureworks will be able to help you build a museum-quality display.
Installation guide
These fossil digs are reinforced on the edges with extra-thick fibreglass. We drill about 6 to 8 x 12 mm holes through this and use 30 cms tent pegs (depending on soil type) driven into the ground. The entire fossil dig has about 75 to 100 mm of sand covering it, and kids use trowels and bannister brooms to uncover the fossils, one by one. There is always a lot of sand covering these, so they are very hard to steal.
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- Museum displays
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 - Educational display
 - palaeontological enthusiasts
 


















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