Los Angeles' amazing Natural History Museum! You must visit it at least once‼️
Have any of you been to the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles? The super popular movie "Night at the Museum" was filmed right here!!!
✅The Natural History Museum is the largest natural history museum in the Western U.S.!! It has over 35 million items spanning 4.5 billion years of history, with an astonishingly diverse collection! It is also very suitable for families with children to visit, as you can really learn a lot from it~ Everything will leave you in awe.
✅Exhibits at the Natural History Museum cover anthropology, botany, entomology, vertebrate and invertebrate zoology, paleo-vertebrate zoology, malacology, ichthyology, herpetology, echinodermatology, ornithology, mineralogy, and dinosaur paleontology, which are truly eye-opening.
✅The most distinctive feature of the museum is the use of animal specimens as the main focus, restoring their ecological environment and taking visitors into different historical periods and ecosystems! The lifelike animal specimens, lighting, and theater visual effects provide an impressive experience.
✅The main highlight of the museum is undoubtedly the dinosaur exhibit!
With over 300 fossils, 20 dinosaur skeletons, and various interactive exhibits, visitors are most excited about the displayed skeletons of the Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and Carcharodontosaurus~
Additionally, the museum often holds various events, so if you're interested, you can check their official website~
🏷You can buy tickets at the window
⏰Sunday~Saturday: 9:30am~5pm
📍900 Exposition Blvd, Los Angeles
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