This past summer, I was lucky enough to see (and hold!) parts of Zuul’s skull in the collection of the @ROMtoronto. One of the most remarkable fossils I’ve ever seen!! Can’t wait to see Zuul in its new digs in the museum’s new dinosaur hall, opening today! #FossilFriday

Today is an exciting #FossilFriday: we open our revamped dinosaur gallery here @ROMtoronto, and welcome the original fossil Zuul to its permanent home. Please come say hi to #DinoZuul!

📸: Jelly Smack Summer by Ralph Pace Wildlife Photographer of the Year is on now through March 29, 2026. https://t.co/EaZFpL5PiO

Photographer Ralph Pace (USA) finds himself in the middle of a mass or ‘smack’ of Pacific sea nettles. Highly adaptable to warming seas, jellyfish are appearing in larger numbers. Some biologists argue that more frequent smacks are a sign of rising ocean temperatures.

ROM’s Conversations program invites adults to connect through informal discussions inspired by the museum’s exhibits! With a variety of topics, each session offers a chance to meet new people. @ROMtoronto Learn more: https://t.co/YR7f3VQS4J

Contest generously supported by @HenrysCamera and @Sony. Open to all residents of Ontario, visit the link below for details on this year’s incredible prizes and how to enter. https://t.co/3ich8lMLAB

Attention shutterbugs! 📸 Whether you’re an amateur or professional photographer, ROM invites you to share your captivating images of the natural world for a chance to win some amazing prizes and have your photograph on display at the Museum. https://t.co/3ich8lMLAB

⁠Please note: advance tickets are required. ⁠ To book, click the 'Book Tickets' button at the link below. Then, select the date you'd like to visit, and check the box for “Free Main Floor only.” ⁠ https://t.co/8F36Q32mmv

Have you visited our Free Main Floor yet? ⁠ ⁠ Until November 30, you can enjoy FREE access to our first-floor permanent galleries, and pop-up performances every weekend showcasing local communities and artists!⁠

While on holiday in southern France, the photographer had been watching flamingos in the Camargue. She was fascinated by their foraging behaviour as they moved gracefully through the shallow, saline wetlands, filter feeding for molluscs and crustaceans.⁠ https://t.co/EaZFpL5htg

All of us trying to figure out which way is up after Halloween/World Series loss/time change this weekend. 🦩⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Experience our world in vivid detail starting November 8 at Wildlife Photographer of the Year. 📸: Pink Pose by Leana Kuster (Switzerland)

Sharks is organized by American Museum of Natural History, New York. The Museum gratefully acknowledges Warner Bros. Discovery for its generous support of Sharks. A selection of footage in Sharks has been provided by Discovery's Shark Week.

Ladies, does your man hang out in the deep sea, have a cartilaginous skeleton, and teeth on his forehead? That's not your man, that is a chimera. 👻🦈 In honour of Halloween weekend @DrNathanLujan (Curator of Fishes) gave us a lesson on these creepy creatures.

We spoke to Dr. Burton Lim (Assistant Curator, Mammals) and Dr. Judith Eger (Curator Emeritus, Mammals) about the work on bats that they have done together at ROM since the 1990s. Read more at the link below! https://t.co/xGucJMf5lf

The discovery of 6 new bat species in the Philippines has been announced by a team of researchers here at ROM & the @FieldMuseum in Chicago. 🦇 This nocturnal group of mammals is incredibly diverse, and these new discoveries add to the thousands of known bats.

Flesh-eaters and bloodsuckers are real, and you can find them at the Royal Ontario Museum. 👻🪲🦇 https://t.co/E4pYq09a54

You may have wondered how do we clean off skeletons in the bat collections at @ROMtoronto here's the answer just in time for Halloween!