Australian Green Tree frog (Litoria infrafrenata) Frogs come in all shapes and sizes. The largest frog in the world is the goliath frog (Conraua goliath), up to 30 centimetres long whereas one of the smallest is Psyllophryne didactyla, its body only grows to less than one centimetre.

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Star attractions

Take a look at some of the Museum's star attractions and make sure you see them when you visit. Don't miss the giant prehistoric dinosaurs or the teeny creepy-crawlies and have fun in the earthquake room.

Diplodocus

Take a look at this giant vegetarian that grew up to 26 metres.

Diplodocus

Blue whale

This enormous mammal is the largest creature ever.

Blue whale

Super-sensing T-rex

Keep clear of the giant teeth and jaws on this animatronic model.

Super-sensing T-rex

Leafcutter ants

Snoop on thousands of live leafcutter ants while they work hard to prepare their meals.

Leafcutter ants

Earthquake room

Feel the earth move for yourself when you enter the earthquake machine.

Earthquake room

Super crocodile

This beast probably feasted on dinosaurs at the water's edge.

Super crocodile

Komodo dragon

These enormous lizards have even been known to attack humans.

Komodo dragon

Giant sequoia

This huge tree was over 1,300 years old when it was felled.

Giant sequoia

Giant sloth

While this may look like a dinosaur, it's actually a mammal.

Giant sloth