In the middle of the Akeley Hall of African Mammals visitors get to take in the colossal size of a family of eight elephants.
In the Hall of Advanced Mammals guests get to take in the grandeur of a full skeleton found in Indiana. It’s one of the best things to see at the American Museum of Natural History!
The head at the museum is made from a cast taken of the authentic monoliths on Rapa Nui (Easter Island).
Meant to be an immersive experience that not only educates but inspires, the top half of the planetarium is a domed theater that plays a 25 minute film all about our earth and our cosmic neighbors.
Measuring an impressive length of roughly 100 feet, it’s equivalent to three school buses or a Boeing 737-500. The visual impact is remarkable to say the least.