Tagged with "aquarium"
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Dazzling + Dangerous
Case Study
by Beth Redmond-Jones Published April 12 2007
Dazzling + Dangerous was the first immersive thematic exhibition mounted by the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. This exhibition explored venomous aquatic and terrestrial animals, how animals uses venom for survival, how it is...
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Enchanted Caves, MonstroCity, World Aquarium and More!
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by Jason Jay Stevens Published July 25 2007
I have discovered the jungle gym of my dreams - if only I wasn't on the final leg of a two week cross-country road trip, with days on-end spent sitting in a car seat, and now so stiff in the joints, even a walk across the parking lot requires some...
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Science Discovery at Yayasan
Case Study
by Laura Davies Published February 24 2008
AquaticaKK is an Aquarium and Science Discovery Centre currently under construction in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo and is scheduled to open later this year. The free Exhibition at Yayasan Sabah was held for the week following Chinese New...
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National Aquarium Washington DC
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by Emma Lang Published February 14 2010
The National Aquarium is often forgotten in the plethora of museums and visitor attractions Washington D.C. Tucked away in the basement of the Department of Commerce halfway between the National Museum of American History and the White House it is...
Shedd Aquarium Polar Play Zone
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by Paul Orselli on May 04, 2010
There are some nice early childhood exhibits accompanying the Shedd's penguin, otter, and dolphin environments. Lots of fun role-playing, gross motor activities, and exploratory environments (don't...
USATODAY.com: Iowa aquarium exhibit highlights oil spill
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by Maraya Cornell on July 08, 2010
I thought this was interesting. The Exec director is saying that this new exhibit may be the first time a major aquarium is showcasing an environmental disaster rather than beautiful fish. http://www...
Mealworm Case at the Melbourne Aquarium
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by Megan Southwood on April 26, 2010
In August 2008, the Melbourne Aquarium used actual mealworms in a display case about the slithering creatures.
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Zona-i. A space to reflect on scientific information
Case Study
by Francisco J. Franco del Amo Published July 01 2011
Zona-i A space to reflect on scientific information “Knowing a great deal is not the same as being smart; intelligence is not information alone but also judgement, the manner in which information is collected and used” Carl Sagan (1934-1996),...
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Tiny Drifters
Case Study
by Jim Spadaccini Published September 08 2011
Tiny Drifters allows visitors to “peer into a magnified drop of sea water” to see and interact with 3D rendered versions of microscopic sea life on a huge, seven-foot multitouch wall. Visitors can rotate and view a variety of types of...