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The museum's Dinosaur Hall features more than 300 fossils, including a 68-foot-long Mamenchisaurus, making it one of the most impressive dinosaur exhibits in the world!
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is home to over 35 million specimens, making it one of the largest natural history museums in the United States!
The 'Becoming Los Angeles' exhibit explores the city's transformation from a tiny pueblo to a sprawling metropolis, offering a fascinating glimpse into its rich history.
Every spring and summer, the museum hosts a live butterfly pavilion where visitors can walk among hundreds of free-flying butterflies, creating a magical experience!
The museum's Gem and Mineral Hall showcases over 2,000 spectacular specimens, including a 9,000-carat blue topaz, dazzling visitors with its beauty and rarity.
The museum's Nature Gardens are a testament to its dedication to sustainability, featuring native plants that attract local wildlife and promote biodiversity.
The 'Dino Snores' program lets kids spend the night at the museum, exploring exhibits by flashlight and sleeping under the watchful eyes of dinosaurs!
The museum has been a filming location for numerous movies and TV shows, including 'The Mummy' and 'Bones,' making it a star in its own right!
