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Las Vegas Natural History Museum
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http://www.lvnhm.orgBusiness Hours
Sun - Sat 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMAddress
900 N Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89101, USA
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About Las Vegas Natural History Museum
The casinos aren't the only locations in Las Vegas where you can be impressed by the grand and magnificent. The private, nonprofit Las Vegas Natural History Museum stuns people with its 35-foot Tyrannosaurus Rex, its 3,000-gallon aquarium with sharks, its oversized cockroaches, and its King Tut exhibit. The museum is able to compete with the glamour of the Vegas Strip and create a fun and fascinating experience for science lovers of every age.
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The Las Vegas Museum of Natural History is a private, non-profit Museum of natural history located in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
The Las Vegas Museum of Natural History mainly shows the development of Nevada's natural history. Here you can see some fossils of its ancient times. It's cool to see these things in the paper-drunk Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Museum of Natural History is the smallest but most exquisite Museum I have ever seen. Museums not only stay in the display of objects, but also play a full role in sound, light, taste and other elements. The museum also has experimental areas to fully interact with tourists and arouse their curiosity and love for nature and history, as Mission said.
Here are two things I would like to mention: 1. First, you can visit their website - they are now on the Internet to buy a one-for-one discount activities. If you can, you can choose the day they feed the small sharks to visit. And please call to confirm the exact date - I remember it was Wednesday, starting at 2:30, but I don't remember the exact date. The exhibition area for feeding small sharks is neat and worth visiting - this visit to this exhibition area is also a highlight of our trip.
We have long known that this is a museum for children. Because of this, everything here has become more interesting, making me seem to be back to childhood. Only 16 years after its establishment, the first exhibition we saw was a house full of well-preserved and vivid wildlife. All the animal specimens were donated to the museum by a hunter named Brunel, who was very rich.
Arrange to see the exhibition for 2 days, and spend the rest of the time traveling to local places of interest and historic interest to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
The location of the museum is a bit skewed. You have to put some effort into finding its exact location. But I can tell you with certainty that all the efforts are worth it. We chose the route up Las Vegas Avenue, but we took I-15 first and then I-515E to North Las Vegas Avenue much faster than we did.
It's a very professional museum. Let's take time to visit it. Many exquisite animal specimens are made, besides which there is a small gift shop. Children will like it.
The Las Vegas Museum of Natural History displays fossils, exhibition areas that simulate natural ecosystems and animal life, and moving dinosaur specimens.
The Las Vegas Museum of Natural History is great. There are many animal specimens in it. The environment is very good. The place is very big.