When we visited, it was still crowded, and we couldn't see everything...but we got a nice walk-thru of the major parts. We didn't get to go into the planetarium...so we will HAVE to go back. (I can't imagine what the museum is like during the day, with kids running everywhere and strollers clogging the narrow passages.)
Under one part of its eco-friendly, undulating, living roof, the museum houses an enclosed, multi-level rain forest (above). Since most of the museum is glass and steel, this glowing green orb is visible from 2/3 of the main floor...surrounded by pools of water that give you a glimpse of the aquariums on the floor below.
And yes, the museum also houses non-living (or formerly living) displays, such as its historic African diaramas, and jars upon jars of animals in various states of dissection.
And yes, the museum also houses non-living (or formerly living) displays, such as its historic African diaramas, and jars upon jars of animals in various states of dissection.
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The shot of the grass roof with the portals looks like something out of Super Mario Galaxy.
Oddly, it does! Or the teletubbies.
Love the teletubbies! I can't wait to go see it with you both during my next visit. When should I come?
That looks awesome. I've tried to go a few times as well, but to no avail..thank you field trips!
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