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And I didn't even take any photos of the dinosaurs. There's a moving t-rex that greets you at the door and multiple aquariums throughout the place. Upstairs is "the ice age"--it includes a woolly mammoth and a couple of her babies--and snow shoots out periodically. I walked into the bathroom and there were the nautiloid fossils that I had researched after Max and I found the sea lilies on the farm.
There's no way we'll get them to stay still long enough to eat. :-)
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