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Best of Nature Photography show now open!
The Ordover Gallery on the 4th floor is now featuring the results from the Best of Nature photography contest we recently conducted. The images on view were selected through a juried competition, with over 2300 images submitted for consideration.

Both traditional and digital photographic works are represented by amateur and professional photographers. All art work in the gallery is for sale, with the Museum realizing some of the profits.

Be sure to choose your favorite image and submit your vote for the “People’s Choice Award.”
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published on 2009-06-30 17:07:44

Offer ends July 31!

Buy 3 tickets to BODY WORLDS before July 31 and get the 4th ticket FREE!
Purchase at the Museum or by phone: 1.877.946.7797 ONLY.

Offer ends July 31, 2009. Tickets are valid for admission after 4 PM through the closing date of the exhibition. Free ticket is of equal or lesser value. Offer is good for new sales only, no retroactive discounts. Cannot be combined with any other offer.

published on 2009-06-30 16:58:18

Summer camps now through August 28!
Summer Camp spots still available. Half-day, week-long youth camps for children Pre-K to Grade 6. From dinosaurs to reptiles, birds to bugs, learn about the wonders of the world around you. For full descriptions, Register now!

published on 2009-06-02 00:00:00

Want to know more about rattlesnakes?

How do I recognize a rattlesnake?
The main features of rattlesnakes include:
a broad, triangular head on a narrow neck, folding fangs cat's-eye or elliptical pupils instead of round ones, usually a rattle at the end of the tail (though this may be missing or broken)
As you can see, picking out most of these characteristics requires being close to the snake. This is why we suggest that you leave any strange snake alone.
Learn more...

published on 2009-04-20 11:02:47

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published on 2009-04-01 00:00:00

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