Fernbank Museum | 3D Theater | Forest

This guide to Fernbank Museum in Atlanta starts beneath the cast of Argentinosaurus hanging in the atrium, working out just how much a plant-eating giant that size needed to eat every single day. It then steps back a century, to a naturalist named Emily Harrison walking the same oak and fern woods along a creek she named Fernbank, worried Atlanta's growth would swallow the last old-growth forest in the piedmont. You'll hear how she and a biologist named Woolford Baker rallied a handful of neighbors to save it. Stand under the skeleton and look out at the trees outside, since both stories are still unfolding around you.