Bones: An Inside Look at Nature

October 2, 2010 through February 26, 2011

 

The Museum has decided to reveal a few skeletons from its closet - and just in time for Halloween! It's the Bones Exhibit, a display of skulls, teeth, and bones from fishes, reptiles, mammals, and birds. The exhibit offers an "inside look" at adaptation and biodiversity, from whales to hummingbirds. What animal has the largest bone? What do bones tell us about adaptation? Explore these topics and many more in this entertaining and informative exhibit.

Docent-led school tours will be available in January and February.

Our thanks to the following sponsors for making this exhibit possible:

Grizzly Bear ($250)	Mountain Lion ($100)
The Print Gallery	Richard White

You can help sponsor this exhibit: click here to find out more.