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I went to the Natural History Museum in Shanghai.

Started by brontosauruschuck, May 22, 2019, 06:17:29 AM

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Shonisaurus

Beautiful story and beautiful photographs. You are fortunate to have been in the Natural History Museum of Shanghai.

Halichoeres

That looks like a great museum! Too bad you weren't able to savor it more.
In the kingdom of the blind, better take public transit. Well, in the kingdom of the sighted, too, really--almost everyone is a terrible driver.

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ceratopsian

Thanks for this virtual visit.  I always enjoy glimpses of museums I don't know.

DinoToyForum

Thanks for sharing, impressive museum.

The mystery plesiosaur must remain a mystery, because it has a generic dinosaur head. Shame, because the rest of the body is pretty good!


Libraraptor

What a great Report about a cool museum.  Thank you for sharing!

Fenestra

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This was so much fun! Thank you so much!  ^-^
I clicked a few videos and was blown away by the noise that Chinese school kids make! LOL

p.s. The bovid laying down with the super large horns in the first part is a Watusi cow/bull.

ITdactyl

That was an awesome virtual "tour"; thanks for sharing.

That lion with the special facial expression made my day.

brontosauruschuck

Quote from: Fenestra on June 02, 2019, 11:18:44 PM
This was so much fun! Thank you so much!  ^-^
I clicked a few videos and was blown away by the noise that Chinese school kids make! LOL

p.s. The bovid laying down with the super large horns in the first part is a Watusi cow/bull.

THANK YOU! And thank you all for the kind words.