Eromanga Natural History Museum

The Eromanga Natural History Museum (ENHM) houses Australia’s largest dinosaur, a 95-98 million year old titanosaur called ‘Cooper’. He is one of a growing number of significant fossil discoveries in the heart of the South West Queensland Channel Country. It also is home to some of the world’s largest megafauna and an array of microfauna, discovered nearby in Eulo, these are estimated to be 50,000 – 100,000 years old. Stage 1 has been built meeting international museum standards, on a dedicated 167 hectare site three kilometres outside of Eromanga, approximately one hours’ drive west from Quilpie. As a premier tourism attraction it will dedicate itself to celebrating the prehistoric history and the amazing diversity of life of outback Australia - from the tiniest fossils the size of a sugar grain, to the mightiest dinosaurs Australia has ever seen. This unique fossil collection represents the extensive Australian dinosaurs, mega fauna, micro fauna and plants, which grows each year and is a quality and quantity rarely seen in context of a single collection. ENHM offers a range of tours and experiences, learn to prep fossils and join fossil digs. Their guided tour, The Australian Giants Tour runs four times a day.