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As if the American Museum of Natural History's dinosaur halls weren't awesome enough, here comes a show about the largest of these overgrown lizards, sauropods. The centerpiece is an 11-foot-tall, 60-foot-long model of a female Mamenchisaurus, which still doesn't measure up to the largest sauropods that spanned 150 feet, nose to tip. Learn how these massive animals breathed, ate, moved and survived while they roamed the Earth ($25, seniors and students $19, children 2–12 $14.50).
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